Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth trophy guide: How to unlock all achievements

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth includes a vast trophy collection players would want to chase down. Thankfully, none of these are missable, and you can complete them all in about two playthroughs. We go over every single trophy that’s available in the game and what it takes for you to unlock them. However, we will not spoil major story notes.

The closest thing to a spoiler is reading the chapter titles, figuring out where it takes place, or the knowledge of an optional boss. Most of these trophies are fairly simple to collect, although some will require more work than others.

Here’s everything you need to know about the trophy list in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, from 0% to Platinum.

Disclaimer: This guide features minor spoilers for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Parts of it are subjective and solely reflect the writer's opinions.

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A detailed guide: Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth trophy and achievements

You need to explore the world to get Platinum (Image via Square Enix)

Unlocking every trophy will require you to explore the world thoroughly and make use of all the game’s functions, such as the new Folio system in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. There are Limit Breaks to unlock there for trophies like “Well-Rounded.” I mentioned none of these are missable, and that’s technically true.

You can go back to Chapter Select once you beat the game or simply save it before the Queen’s Blood tournament or the Junon Parade. When it comes to the most difficult trophy unlocks in FF7 Rebirth, that would likely be the 300% stagger (Staggering Success) or defeating the optional boss towards the end of the game.

In my personal playthrough, I unlocked about 70% of the trophies in a single playthrough. I missed some because I was stumped on a quest and didn’t complete a few of the optional objectives at 100%. Thankfully, you don’t need to Gold Star (perfect) every sidequest for every Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth trophy. Here’s the complete list of what you need to do:

Achievement name	How to complete
The Planet’s Hope	Earn all Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth trophies
Never Meet Your Heroes	Complete Chapter 1
Swampy Situation	Complete Chapter 2
Make Mine Black	Complete Chapter 3
The President’s Commendation	Complete Chapter 4
Cryptic Cameo	Complete Chapter 5
Fun In The Sun	Complete Chapter 6
The Price of Progress	Complete Chapter 7
Worth the Weight?	Complete Chapter 8
Crying Out	Complete Chapter 9
Stars Fell from My Eyes	Complete Chapter 10
You’re Not Murasaki	Complete Chapter 11
Hearts Out, Dukes Up	Complete Chapter 12
I’m Here for You	Complete Chapter 13
Confluence of Worlds	Complete Chapter 14
I Got This	Win A Battle
Exploitative Practices	Exploit an enemy’s weakness
Unfettered Friendship	Free a bound ally
Staggered Learning	Stagger an enemy
Break It Down	Use a limit break
Fledgling Summoner	Invoke a summon
Team Player	Use a synergy skill
No “I” in “Synergy	Use a synergy ability
Entering New Markets	Complete a quest
Weapons 101	Max out a weapon ability’s proficiency
A Materia World	Level up an orb of Materia
New Blood	Raise your Queen’s Blood rank
Caching In	Complete your search for a cache location
I Brake for Chocobos	Repair three chocobo stops
Expert Ex-kewh-vator	Use a chocobo to find two treasures buried by rabbits
You Work for Me Now	Defeat a summon in battle and obtain its Materia
Intelligence Aide	Gather world intel at five separate locations
Intelligence Specialist	Gather world intel at fifty separate locations
Director of Regional Intelligence	Gather all pieces of world intel in a region
Founder’s Bonus	Obtain a protorelic in the grasslands
Fort Condor Commander	Obtain a protorelic in the Junon region
Cactuar Crusher	Obtain a protorelic in the Corel region
Honorary Turk	Obtain a protorelic in the Gongaga region
The Gambit Paid Off	Obtain a protorelic in the Cosmo Canyon region
Professional Handler	Obtain a protorelic in the Nibel region
Bladesman of Legend	Defeat Gilgamesh
Moogle Lover	Max out your Moogle Emporium merchant rank
Materia Completionist	Develop all possible Materia together with Chadley
7th, Assemble!	Recruit all Midgar 7th Infantry units for the parade in Junon
Stealing the Show	Win the prize for outstanding performance in the Junon parade
Card Royalty	Win the Queen’s Blood tournament held on board the Shinra-8
Critically Acclaimed	Receive a review of S or higher for your performance in Loveless at the Gold Saucer
1-Star Startup	Donate 10 items to the treasure trove at Johnny’s Seaside Inn
3-Star Hotel	Donate 30 items to the treasure trove at Johnny’s Seaside Inn
5-Star Hotel	Donate 60 items to the treasure trove at Johnny’s Seaside Inn
7-Star Hotel	Inform Johnny that you have donated all possible items to his treasure trove
Polygonal Prizefighter	Defeat Sephiroth in 3D Brawler
Piano Virtuoso	Play all six Piano Outreach Association songs well enough to receive remuneration
Are You not Entertained?	Complete all bouts in the Musclehead Colosseum
Hall of Famer	Win all chocobo races
My Job Here is Done	Complete all quests
Grind It Out	Attain level 70 with a character
Staggering Success	Deal 300% or more damage to a staggered enemy
Well-Rounded	Master all weapon abilities and limit breaks, including those found in folios
Of Hardy Stock	Complete all chapters on Hard difficulty
Virtually Renowned	Complete all of Chadley's combat simulations

How many trophies are in FF7 Rebirth?

There are a total of 61 trophies in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and completing some of them requires multiple playthroughs. There's a lot of work ahead for all trophy unlocks. I beat the game at level 49 on Normal, so there’s a lot of grinding left for Level 70, which you would want for some of the tougher optional fights. From completing the Mogstools to finishing the World Intel System in a region, there’s plenty to do.

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