Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter Trophies

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter trophies depend on which platform you play on. On Steam the game ships with 49 achievements, confirmed by both the store listing and Steam's public achievement data. On PlayStation 5 there is a separate trophy list, but the total and the platinum trophy name could not be verified from an authoritative source. This page keeps those two facts apart instead of merging them into one number.

Steam achievements: 49 in total

Steam's store data for the game reports 49 achievements, and the public Steam achievement API returns 49 entries, so both sides of the count agree. That makes it the strongest verified number in this area, and it is the only achievement total on this page that is not flagged. The count is a Steam figure specifically, so it should not be carried over to the console versions. Sony's platform uses its own trophy framework, which does not track one-to-one with Steam's totals.

PS5 trophies: a separate list, total to confirm

PlayStation 5 has its own trophy list, which is documented by third-party sites and discussed in a PSNProfiles thread on the game. What is missing is an authoritative statement of how many trophies the list contains and what the platinum is called, so both remain to confirm. A forum poster describes the list as looking much like the Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter list but with more collectibles, which is a player impression rather than an official statement. Until a count can be sourced properly, the honest position is that the PS5 total is unknown rather than 49.

What the achievement list covers

The listing documented for the PS5 version mixes story-completion entries with optional challenges, which is the usual shape for this series. On the story side there are entries for finishing the Prologue and each numbered chapter through Chapter 8, followed by an entry simply named "Trails in the Sky" for finishing the game. The optional side covers cooking, fishing, casino play, a book series, wanted monsters and chest collection, so a full clear touches almost every side activity the remake includes. Whether the final entry doubles as the PS5 platinum is exactly the open question above.

Story and chapter achievements

The chapter entries are named rather than numbered in plain terms, so the list reads as a chapter index in disguise. The Prologue entry is "A Maiden's Resolve", Chapter 1 is "Sneaking Shadows", Chapter 2 is "The Raging Land", Chapter 3 is "The Mad Tea Party", Chapter 4 is "The Mist Demon's Target" and Chapter 5 is "That Which One Must Protect". Chapter 6 is "The Whereabouts of Bonds", Chapter 7 is "The Tetracyclic Towers", Chapter 8 is "Land of Chaos", and the game-completion entry closes the sequence. These are story milestones handed out for reaching the end of each part, not for doing anything optional or difficult.

Collectibles and side-content achievements

Alongside the story entries, the list documents a set of collection and activity achievements. A representative selection follows, with the condition each one is listed against on the third-party achievements listing for the PS5 release (single source).

Achievement	What it is awarded for
Breakfast Safari	Finding "Bacon", "Eggs" and "Golden Toast"
Odyssey of Anton	Following Anton through Liberl and completing his story
Baby, Come Back	Leaving no treasure chest unopened
Master Fisher	Completing the fishing side of the game
Master Chef	Cooking through the recipe book
Doom Baker	Defeating 10 enemies with food
League of Extraordinary Bracers	Reaching the top of the class
Penguin de Samba	Defeating the enemies the description calls evil penguins
Ramblin' Gambler	Reading up on famous gamblers and winning at the casino
Blue Knight	Reading the entire Doll Knight series
That Damn Recipe	Completing the "Nostalgic Recipe" quest
"Blorf"	Beating Gilbert without ever losing to him
Bounty Hunter	Exterminating all wanted monsters

That spread is the useful takeaway: the achievement list rewards time spent across the game's side activities, not only the main story. It also shows how much optional content the remake carries over from the original release. This page deliberately stops at what each achievement is for — no routes, no boss strategies and no recipes, as explained on the remake overview.