Trophies

How trophies work

A trophy is an achievement tied to one game and one precise condition: reaching a given score, stringing a combo together, finishing a run a particular way, or simply playing for the first time. The list above shows every trophy that exists, including the ones you have not earned yet: they appear greyed out, but their condition stays readable. That is deliberate — knowing what is left to do is part of the game, and a visitor who is not signed in can see exactly what the site offers before creating an account.

Every trophy carries a rarity and a number of points. The rarity tells you how demanding the condition is: the most common ones come while you are still discovering a game, the rarest ask for real mastery and only drop after many runs. The points add up, and their total is your score in the overall leaderboard — the one that compares players across the whole catalogue. Unlocking trophies on several different games is therefore the most efficient way to climb it.

A trophy unlocks only once per player, and that unlock is dated and final: it cannot be lost or taken back, even if you never play that game again. The unlock is validated on the server at the moment the matching score is recorded, in the same pass as the score check itself.

Trophies need an account, since they belong to a player. Your collection then stays attached to that account and follows you across all your devices. The tabs above the list filter by game, so you can quickly spot the achievements within reach on one particular title.