Complete Nioh 3 Trophy List—How To Get All Achievements & Trophies & Difficulty Rating

Like previous games in the series, you need to earn the Nioh 3 Platinum Trophy and get all the Achievements—it’s not just handed out. The lengthy list is a sumptuous slog, and you’ll need a lot of patience and precision to clear it up.

Nioh 3 is another in the long line of Soulslikes, which means it’s very hard. One false move is death in this game, and it’s the most compelling, cathartic, and crushing experience imaginable—but fun (mostly). If you’re not content with just completing Nioh 3, and you seek a further challenge, you should track down and obtain every Nioh 3 trophy and achievement.

All Nioh 3 Trophies & Achievements And How To Get

You need to level up Tokugawa Takechiyo, complete every region in its entirety, track down all collectibles, and do every quest and mission in Nioh 3 to earn every trophy and achievement.

It’s a lot of work, like we said, so here’s the list in its entirety:

• You Are Nioh: Obtained all trophies.
• Answering to the People: Completed all Myths.
• Budding Talent: Reached level 10.
• Grizzled Veteran: Reached level 100.
• Wanderer in Time: Traveled through time for the first time.
• Guiding Mirror: Received the Guiding Mirror from Li Naotora.
• The Old Tiger Departs: Destroyed the Crucinite harbored within Takeda Shingen’s Guardian Spirit.
• Unbreakable Cause: Destroyed the Crucinite harbored within Minamoto no Yoritomo’s Guardian Spirit.
• The Queen’s Eyes Open: Destroyed the Crucinite harbored within Himiko’s Guardian Spirit.
• What Must Be Done: Destroyed the Crucinite harbored within Tokugawa Yoshinobu’s Guardian Spirit.
• Delusion Destroyed: Destroyed the Crucinite harbored within Haruko.
• As Shogun: Was appointed the third shogun of the Edo Shogunate.
• Crucible Arts Adopter: Learned a Martial Art from a Crucible weapon for the first time.
• Arts Proficiency: Defeated 10 enemies with a Strong Attack or a Martial Art enhanced via Arts Proficiency.
• Ninjutsu: Defeated 10 enemies with Ninjutsu.
• Burst Break: Successfully activated Burst Break 10 times.
• Guardian Spirit’s Aid: Successfully activated a Guardian Spirit Skill Burst Break for the first time.
• Yokai Manipulator: Used a Summoning Seal to summon a yokai for the first time.
• Devotee: Unlocked all named shrines and Bodhisattva Statues.
• Explorer: Raised your Exploration Level to 4 in any area.
• Masterful Pupil: Defeated a master for the first time.
• A God Among Men: Defeated all masters.
• Armor’s Real Value: Activated all set bonus effects for an equipment set.
• Latest Masterpiece: Forged an item for the first time.
• Match Made in Heaven: Performed a Soul Match for the first time.
• Remodeler: Remodeled a piece of equipment for the first time.
• Keen-Eyed: Pet a Chijiko for the first time.
• Eagle-Eyed: Pet all Chijiko.
• Unimpeded: Used all methods to traverse Spirit Veins.
• Teamwork: Completed three missions during Expeditions or with NPCs (Includes Acolytes).
• A Scampuss’s Best Friend: Traded a furball with a Scampuss in the Eternal Rift for the first time.
• Spa Healer: Bathed in first hot spring.
• Spa Lover: Bathed in every hot spring.
• Kodama Leader: Guided all Kodama home.
• Visiting the Six Jizo: Prayed at all of the Six Jizo.
• Scampuss Enthusiast: Pet all Scampusses.
• Soul Core Owner: Purified a Soul Core for the first time.
• Base Captured: Captured an enemy base for the first time.
• Total Control: Captured all enemy bases.
• Lesser Crucible Cleanser: Purified a Lesser Crucible for the first time.
• Lesser Crucible Eradicator: Purified all Lesser Crucibles.
• Kunimatsu’s Pride: Defeated the Demon of Pride and glimpsed Kunimatsu’s emotions.
• Kunimatsu’s Envy: Defeated the Demon of Envy and glimpsed Kunimatsu’s emotions.
• Kunimatu’s Obsession: Defeated the Demon of Obsession and glimpsed Kunimatsu’s emotions.
• Senji Toyo: Recovered the blacksmith’s memory.
• Ruckus in the Sanctuary: In “Black Feather Sanctuary”, drove out all crows from Matsuo-taisha Shrine and defeated Otoroshi.
• Pain, Pain, Go Away: In “A Sinister End”, repelled all of Murakumo’s attacks.
• Distant Memories: Bathed with Himiko in “Dark Roots”, then recalled Naotora’s incident in “Apparition of Ryotan Temple”.
• Like-Minded Friends: In “Seeking Rare Yokai”, satisfied Toriyama Sekien with a painting of Kusanagi.
• Dung Ball Roller: Helped Tatsumaro the Dung Lover connect with Takechiyo.
• Nothing Left to Learn: Completed veteran missions with Yagyu Muenori and Hattori Hanzo.

How Many Trophies & Achievements In Nioh 3?

You need to earn 51 Nioh 3 PlayStation Trophies if you want the Platinum Trophy.

There’s a nice distribution of Bronze, Silver, and Gold trophies, with plenty of Gamerscore to obtain. PlayStation users have the usual ‘one more trophy’ to earn, thanks to the PlayStation Platinum.

Are There Any Missable Trophies In Nioh 3?

Thanks to Insider Gaming’s playthrough of Nioh 3, getting the Platinum Trophy along the way, we can confirm there are no missable trophies, meaning you can get everything in one playthrough without worry.

Missable trophies and achievements are the bane of a hunter’s existence. Thankfully, we didn’t find any to be missable, so it can be one in one playthrough, if you have the time and skill!

Nioh 3 Platinum Difficulty Rating

For experienced Nioh players and Souls fans, the Platinum Difficulty Rating is a solid 7/10, but for newcomers and those of you who struggle more with Soulslikes, it has to go up to an 8 or a 9/10.

It’s an unforgiving game with a higher skill gap. Yes, you can level up and find better equipment, but it still might not be enough at times, and you might lose hours to the same boss. But it’s all doable, and the Platinum Trophy requires a completionist playthrough.

Good luck!

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