Ghostwire Tokyo is only a few days from launching, and the trophy list has finally been revealed. This one has snuck under the radar a bit with the other massive PS5 releases, but it looks very promising. This first-person action-adventure-thrill combination takes place in (yep, you guessed it) a Tokyo-inspired open-world city. The gameplay looks very fluid and the world looks flashy and beautiful. I can’t wait for this one.
Now, let’s take a look at the trophy list and preview how difficult the platinum trophy for Ghostwire Tokyo will be. It’s a pretty long list, so grab a snack and be prepared.
Trophy List
Ghostwire Tokyoite 
Acquire all trophies.
Beginnings 
Complete Chapter 1.
Trouble
Complete Chapter 2.
Connection
Complete Chapter 3.
Contortion
Complete Chapter 4.
Severance
Complete Chapter 5.
Binding
Complete Chapter 6.
Conclusions
Complete the main story.
The first chunk of trophies look pretty straghtforward. There are 6 chapters in the game and you get a bronze trophy for finishing each one. It’s hard to tell how long the story is from this alone, but according to the developers it will take around 15-20 hours to complete. Therefore each chapter should take around 4-5 hours to complete. The story doesn’t seem to bloated with filler, which is always a good thing.
Helping Hand
Transfer 25% of the spirits in the city.
Savior
Transfer 50% of the spirits in the city.
Salvation of All 
Transfer 100% of the spirits in the city.
Hero of Shibuya 
Complete the main story after transferring 100% of the spirits in the city.
This section of trophies caught my eye. Whilst there has been no indication of what the spirits in the city are, it’s interesting to note that a separate gold trophy is linked to completing the main story after transferring all of the spirits in the city. My first thought leads to perhaps an alternate ending of some kind. Maybe a “true” ending. The Gold trophy here is what raised my eyebrow, if it was simply another bronze trophy I likely wouldn’t look into it too much. Who knows, though.
Problem Solver
Complete a side mission.
Wishmaker
Complete all side missions.
Opening a Path
Cleanse a torii gate.
Liberator
Cleanse all torri gates.
Treasure Hunter
Acquire a relic.
Collector
Acquire all relics.
Mind and Body
Unlock all Spirit Skills.
On the Same Wavelength
Raise your synergy level to max.
Shibuya Is My Back Yard
Find all landmarks.
Echoes of the Past
Acquire a voice log.
The Whole Truth
Acquire all voice logs.
It’s All Thanks to Yokai
Acquire a magatama.
With Their Powers Combined
Acquire all magatama.
Roadside Spirituality
Pray to a Jizo statue.
Pilgrim
Pray to all Jizo statues.
Your Tail’s Showing
Find all of the missing tanuki.
Gourmand
Acquire all types of food and drink.
DJ Akito
Acquire all music tracks.
Trendsetter
Acquire all items for the Outfit menu (excluding bonus content).
Talismania
Acquire all talismans.
Power Overwhelming
Acquire all sets of prayer beads.
Boundless Spirit
Acquire the maximum number of katashiro.
Animal Lover
Pet an animal.
Amateur Photographer
Use Photo Mode for the first time.
Wow, OK, this section is pretty full-on. It would appear as though there are plenty of collectibles. I count 18 collectible-related trophies. Whether these are natural progression collectibles that are linked to the story, or ones that you need to search for, is still unknown. If they are ones that you need to hunt for, we will likely require a guide to complete them all, thus making it much more time-consuming. There’s also the generic reach max level, and what appears to be a trophy related to the skill tree and upgrade your character.
You Wouldn’t Steal a Spirit
Successfully protect at least 3 Containment Cubes in a single battle.
Don’t Worry About It
Pull a “Daikyo” omikuji.
Better Together
Fuse back with KK after being hit by a severance attack.
Visiting Hours Are Over
Defeat every type of Visitor.
Heartbreaker
Defeat a Visitor by pulling out its core.
Soul Breaker
Defeat 50 Visitors by pulling out their cores.
One Fell Swoop
Defeat at least 5 Visitors simultaneously by pulling out their core.s
Couldn’t Take My Heart
Defeat at least 3 Visitors simultaneously by detonating a red ether crystal.
Silent Kill
Defeat a total of 200 Visitors using Quick Pure.
Take a Bow
Defeat a total of 50 Visitors using the bow.
Go For the Eyes
Defeat a total of 20 Visitors with headshots.
Sniper
Defeat a Visitor with a headshot from a distance of at least 40m.
Freeze, Scumbag
Defeat a total of 10 Visitors with Quick Purge while they are held by a Stun Talisman.
A Shrubbery!
Defeat a total of 3 Visitors with Quick Pure while hiding in bushes created by a Thicket Talisman.
Left Yourself Open
Defeat a total of 10 Visitors by ripping out their cores after exposing them with an Exposure Talisman.
Master of Blocking
Perform a total of 30 Perfect Blocks.
In Sync
Wire In a total of 10 times.
Walking on Air
Grapple and glide to remain in the air for at least 10 seconds.
Big Spender
Spend a total of 1,000,000 meika.
Pious
Put a total of 10,000 meika into offering boxes.
Lonely Tsukimi
Spend at least 30 seconds looking at the moon.
I’m not sure where to start with the final section. There are a lot of combat-related trophies in Ghostwire Tokyo. That means, combat is going to be quite varied and there are plenty of variations in how you approach fights. It looks like there is a tonne of ways to kill enemies, meaning we hopefully won’t get bored. That’s good news. How varying the combat is, and how efficient each style will be is still yet to be known.
Ghostwire Toky releases on 22nd March 2022. The trophy list looks quite comprehensive and very promising. I don’t think it looks to be too difficult, but a lot of that will come down to how collectibles are obtained. If each one needs to be independently searched out and picked up then it’s likely to extend the platinum time considerably. The base game is said to be 15 hours long, whilst completing the side missions and leveling up your character takes a total of up to 40 hours. Sounds like the perfect mix for me. I can’t wait.
Still unsure on whether Ghostwire Tokyo is for you? The following video does a nice job of talking you through what the experience will be like.
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