The Persona 5 Royal Trophy list has just popped up on Exophase, giving us our first look at the re-release's all-new collection of trinkets which can be earned throughout the 100+ hour JRPG. Some of it remains the same while a handful of new Trophies can be yours by engaging with everything on offer in the new location of Kichijoji.
Persona 5 Royal awards Bronze Trophies for clearing out Palaces and completing Mementos, while a Gold Trophy is yours for viewing the ending -- the same sort of rewards found in 2017's Persona 5. However, now you can earn a Trophy for your first use of the Grappling Hook. This is a new ability which allows you to access secret areas within dungeons and Palaces. Meanwhile, you can unlock further trinkets for trading in flowers and stamps in Mementos. We believe that's a new mechanic.
The place where you're going to earn the most Trophies, however, is in Kichijoji. The new location is raining with Trophies as playing games of Darts and Billiards, attending the Jazz club, visiting a temple, and ordering from the special menu at the maid café all reward Bronze Trophies.
Don't forget that our full review of Persona 5 Royal will be available on Push Square before the game's launch on 31st March, but in the meantime, you can always read our thoughts from last month's preview event. Are you excited about Persona 5 Royal? Strengthen a Confidant in the comments below.
[source exophase.com]
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Can't wait 😊 although since mine is coming from Amazon I might have to wait even longer than I expected to 😅
Oh thank god! They did away with Passionate Listener. I might get the Platinum this time. Only ones I need from the original is 'Passionate Listener' 'The City's Hard Hitter' and 'Power That Connects'.
I hate the video games trophy
Seems waaay easier than the first one.
No trophy to complete the Persona catalog and no trophy for maxing out all the confidants.
@celticlord88 Well there here to stay, bud. I think they add so much to games. I wish they would have come up with this system sooner.
@Ken_Kaniff i'm talking about the persona 5 trophy for beating the 5 video games.
@Juanalf I'm in the same boat. But I wanted that steelbook.
@Athrum True, but in the original, maxing out Confidants does add a little extra emotional punch to the calling card sequence for the cruise ship palace, the final showdown, and the aftermath.
No spoilers, but I will say that every maxed out support confidant gets a small part in those sequences, and they add a LOT of emotional punch to the story.
I assume there's going to be something similar in P5R. So, it'll still be worth doing, even if there's no trophy for it.
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