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Astro Bot Trophy Guide Quick Info
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Trophies at a Glance
The complete trophy list, grouped into scan-friendly routes before the full walkthrough.
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Astro Bot Trophy Guide and Platinum Roadmap
Follow these phases in order to protect the missable work and keep cleanup efficient for Astro Bot.
Phase 1: Play all 80 levels
Work through the game, completing all 80 levels. Explore thoroughly as you go, since Bots and Puzzle Pieces are often hidden off the main path.
Nothing is missable, so do not stress about perfect first passes.
Phase 2: Collectible sweep
Replay levels to finish all 300 Bots, 120 Puzzle Pieces and the 10 Lost Galaxies (secret exits), following a level-by-level checklist.
Bank coins while you sweep, since you will need 15,000 in total.
Phase 3: Gatcha and the coin grind
Buy 150 of the 169 gatcha items at 100 coins each. If you are short, replay the most coin-rich levels rather than grinding aimlessly.
Phase 4: Challenge levels and platinum
Clear the challenge levels, leaving the Great Master Challenge for last. Astro-nomical! unlocks with the final trophy. The free DLC stages are separate lists if you want full completion.
Guide notes
The Completion Checklist
The platinum route covers 80 levels, 300 Bots, 120 Puzzle Pieces, 10 Lost Galaxies and 150 of the 169 gatcha items. Track each total during the story to keep the final cleanup short.
- The 10 Lost Galaxies are secret level exits and easy to overlook entirely, so use a checklist.
Guide notes
Does Difficulty Affect Trophies
No. There are no difficulty settings, so nobody needs to replay on a harder mode.
- No difficulty settings exist, so no trophy requires a harder playthrough.
Guide notes
The Coin Grind
150 gatcha items at 100 coins each means 15,000 coins, which usually requires replaying levels.
- The 15,000 coin requirement for 150 gatcha items is the most commonly underestimated part of the platinum. Farm coins while you sweep collectibles.
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The Challenge Levels
The Great Master Challenge is the final skill check. Splashing Sprint and the rhythm challenge are the other common sticking points, so practise their hazards in short sections instead of rushing a full clear.
- The Great Master Challenge is the hardest trophy and is best left until you are comfortable with the movement. Splashing Sprint and the rhythm challenge are the other common sticking points.
The Great Master Challenge
Leave this final challenge until normal movement and timing feel automatic. Practise the segment that ends the run rather than trying to recover speed through every earlier obstacle.
Splashing Sprint
Use controlled inputs through the hazard sequence and prioritise a repeatable safe line. A clean route is more reliable than reacting to each obstacle late.
The rhythm challenge
Follow the repeated visual and audio pattern, then pause briefly after a failed attempt to identify the missed beat. Short focused practice is more effective than rushing consecutive full runs.
Guide notes
Lost Galaxies and Secret Exits
The 10 Lost Galaxies are hidden behind secret exits rather than normal level completion. Check the level counter after each discovery so a missed exit does not become part of the final sweep.
- The 10 Lost Galaxies are secret level exits and easy to overlook entirely, so use a checklist.
Guide notes
Bots and Puzzle Pieces
Clear each level's Bot and Puzzle Piece counters before moving to the final challenges. Recheck side paths, breakable scenery and camera-hidden ledges when a collectible is missing.
Guide notes
Free DLC Stages
The free DLC stages use separate trophy lists and are not required for the base-game platinum. Complete them after the main list if you want the full profile percentage.
- The free DLC stages have their own separate trophy lists and are not needed for the platinum.
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Astro Bot Platinum Strategy
Use these checkpoints alongside the roadmap to keep the Astro Bot trophy route on schedule and protect the high-risk requirements.
Use the level counters as a completion tracker
The base platinum covers 80 levels, 300 Bots, 120 Puzzle Pieces, 10 Lost Galaxies, and 150 of the 169 gatcha items. Clear each level's Bot and Puzzle Piece counters while the route is fresh. Side paths, breakable scenery, and ledges hidden by the camera are the usual sources of a missing collectible, so rotate the view before leaving an apparently empty area.
The hub remains available and every level can be replayed, which means nothing is permanently missable. Even so, leaving every counter for the post-story sweep creates unnecessary loading and repeated platforming. Finish obvious collectibles on the first visit, then reserve deliberate cleanup for secret exits and challenge levels that require their own focused attempts.
Combine the coin grind with collectible cleanup
Buying 150 gatcha items at 100 coins each requires 15,000 coins. Normal progression does not always provide that total, so collect coin trails while revisiting levels for Bots, Puzzle Pieces, and secret exits. A cleanup run that only grabs one missing Bot wastes the same loading time that could also advance the gatcha requirement.
Do not spend time trying to buy all 169 items for the platinum. Stop once 150 have registered unless the profile is also targeting complete DLC and collection progress. Check the gatcha count after each purchase batch, then return to the most reliable coin routes until the trophy unlocks.
Save the challenge levels for focused attempts
The Great Master Challenge is the final skill wall, while Splashing Sprint and the rhythm challenge are the other common sticking points. Practise the hazard that ends the run instead of rushing to recover lost time. Clean movement through the first half creates more useful attempts at the difficult final sequence.
There are no difficulty settings and no trophy requires a harder mode. The free DLC stages use separate trophy lists and are not part of the base platinum. Finish the main 44-trophy list first, then move into DLC if the goal is a complete profile percentage rather than only the platinum.
Finish from the counters, not from memory
Before the Great Master Challenge, verify 300 Bots, 120 Puzzle Pieces, all 10 Lost Galaxies, and the gatcha progress toward 150 items. A complete level icon is more reliable than remembering a route, especially after secret exits move the player away from the normal finish. Once the counters are clean, the remaining work is limited to challenge execution and any coin total still needed for the gatcha purchases.
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Full Astro Bot Trophy List
The base list contains 44 trophies. Use the groups below to scan the route, then return to the roadmap for the efficient order.
Platinum Trophy
Earned all Trophies. Well done and see you in Astro’s next adventure!
Collectibles and Completion
Collected your first Gatcha from the Gatcha Lab.
Collected all three egg artifacts in Dude Raiding.
Challenges and Difficulty
Knocked a Bot out of a Bot Tower without it collapsing.
Miscellaneous Trophies
Recovered the Mothership’s Memory.
Recovered the Mothership’s SSD.
Recovered the Mothership’s GPU.
Recovered the Mothership’s Cooling Fan.
Recovered the Mothership’s Protection Covers.
Saved the CPU Kid
Rescued your first Bot.
Rescued all Bots in Gorilla Nebula
Rescued all Bots in Tentacle System
Rescued all Bots in Serpent Starway.
Rescued all Bots in Camo Cosmos.
Rescued all Bots in Feather Cluster.
Rescued all Bots in Lost Galaxy.
Rescued the Special Master Bot at the top of the Golden Statue.
Found your first Puzzle Piece.
Opened the Gatcha Lab.
Opened the Safari Park.
Opened the Dual Speeder Garage.
Opened the Changing Room.
Unlocked the Golden Statue.
Earned 150 prizes from the Gatcha Lab.
Took a picture at a Photo Spot.
Witnessed all ship parts singing together in Crash Site.
Splashed Papa Tree’s face during his song.
Successfully dunked the basketball in Construction Derby.
Caught the gold butterfly in Apes On The Loose.
Found and defeated all eight ravens in Bot Of War.
Defeated seven enemies with the Tripcaster.
Took out two Wormys at the same time.
Stopped time and won the jackpot on all four slot machines in Slo-Mo Casino.
Leaped through the ring in Bubbling Under.
Captured a photo of two legendary explorers in Crash Site.
Froze a hammer-wielding deity with the axe in Crash Site.
Got a little too close to a sticky sphere in Crash Site.
Busted a move with an iconic marsupial in Crash Site.
Made a tough guy drop all his items in Crash Site.
Picked a fight with two street fighting warriors in Crash Site.
Broke up a Bot Wall.
Danced with 100 Bots in Crash Site.
Made it to the top of the Mothership.
Guide notes
Astro Bot Missable, Glitched, and Difficulty Notes
- No missable trophies. Every level can be replayed after the story, and the hub area stays accessible.
- No difficulty settings exist, so no trophy requires a harder playthrough.
- The 15,000 coin requirement for 150 gatcha items is the most commonly underestimated part of the platinum. Farm coins while you sweep collectibles.
- The Great Master Challenge is the hardest trophy and is best left until you are comfortable with the movement. Splashing Sprint and the rhythm challenge are the other common sticking points.
- The 10 Lost Galaxies are secret level exits and easy to overlook entirely, so use a checklist.
- The free DLC stages have their own separate trophy lists and are not needed for the platinum.
Quick answers
Frequently Asked Questions
How many trophies are in Astro Bot?
44 on the main list, made up of 1 platinum, 2 gold, 17 silver and 24 bronze. The platinum is Astro-nomical!.
Is the Astro Bot platinum hard?
Around 3 out of 10 for most of it, though a few challenge levels push some players higher. The Great Master Challenge is the main wall.
Are there missable trophies in Astro Bot?
No. All levels can be replayed freely after the story, so nothing is permanently lost.
Does difficulty affect trophies?
No. Astro Bot has no difficulty settings at all, so everyone plays the same version of each level.
What do you need for 100 percent completion?
All 80 levels, 300 Bots, 120 Puzzle Pieces, 10 Lost Galaxies and 150 of the 169 gatcha items, which costs 15,000 coins.
Do the DLC stages count toward the platinum?
No. The free DLC stages have their own separate trophy lists and are not required for the platinum.
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