The complete list of trophies for Final Fantasy 16 has dropped, and it includes a total of 50 trophies that will be available for players to collect. One of the trophy objectives talks about a possible bonus mode in Final Fantasy 16.
Quite recently, Final Fantasy 16 has been the topic of discussion among players due to its mechanics and story that's influenced by Game of Thrones. However, one week before the game's release, players have seen a slew of news that talked about the gameplay experience more in-depth. One of the other reasons why the game has become so discussed is due to it being spotted in the hands of players before its release date, making spoilers for the game quite abundant.
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Adding to the list of ever-increasing spoilers, Powerpyx has revealed the trophies that will be available in Final Fantasy 16. The game will come with a total of 50 trophies (1 Platinum, 3 Gold, 6 Silver, 40 Bronze) and the majority of them are centered around general completion. 12 of the trophies are related to story content. Another 18 trophies are centered around combat feats in Final Fantasy 16 such as landing 100 hits with a Megaflare, successfully executing 3 Steel counters in a single battle, and so on.
The rest of the achievements are related to completion feats related to the game's collectibles and upgrade progress. One noteworthy Trophy talks about completing the game on "Final Fantasy" mode, which could be related to a Final Fantasy 16 difficulty feature that may be available on the second playthrough.
Players might have to play through Final Fantasy 16 more than once in order to be able to get all the trophies listed here. The majority of the completion and combat feats come with Bronze trophies while the more intricate achievements such as "Careful Whisper" will be Silver. The "Fantasy, Finally" trophy is one of the very few Gold Trophies available in the game, and it alludes to an entirely new -and likely challenging- difficulty option that players believe will be unlocked after the first playthrough is done. Should that be the case, Final Fantasy 16 players will have to put the game's combat mechanics to the ultimate test to complete this daunting task.
Final Fantasy 16 launches on June 22 for PlayStation 5.
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