Ichiban Kasuga and Kazuma Kiryu trade Japan's neon backstreets for the beaches of Hawaii in RGG Studio's biggest adventure yet. Infinite Wealth's platinum is a love letter to everything the series does: turn-based brawls, dozens of substories, an Animal-Crossing-style island resort, a Pokemon-style monster league, and a completion list so vast it becomes a second job. It's not especially hard, but it is gloriously, exhaustingly long. The full trophy list runs to 74 trophies — 67 bronze, 5 silver, 1 gold and the Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Platinum — and this guide walks you through exactly how to earn every one.
Below you'll find a difficulty and time breakdown, a visual trophy chart, the smartest way to approach the run, a full step-by-step roadmap, the trickiest trophies, common mistakes to avoid, faster-platinum tips and an FAQ.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Platinum — At a Glance
| Difficulty | 5 / 10 — moderate |
| Time to platinum | 80-110 hours hours |
| Trophies | 74 total (67 bronze, 5 silver, 1 gold, 1 platinum) |
| Playthroughs | 1 |
| Online required | No |
| Platforms | PS4/PS5 |
Trophy Breakdown
Here's how the 74 trophies in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth split across the four tiers:
The full list shows 74 trophies (1 platinum, 1 gold, 5 silver and 67 bronze), but only 65 (1 platinum, 1 gold, 1 silver, 62 bronze) are required for the platinum; the remaining nine are optional DLC trophies. The lone required gold is the enormous completion-list trophy, the required silver marks a major story milestone, and the mountain of bronzes tracks substories, minigames, bonds, cooking, Sujimon, Dondoko Island and every other system in the game.
How Hard Is the A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. Platinum?
Infinite Wealth is a low-difficulty but enormously time-consuming platinum, around a 4-5/10. Nothing on the base list demands elite execution; the challenge is sheer breadth. The headline requirement is the completion list, which asks you to touch virtually every minigame, substory and side system the game offers, and Dondoko Island alone can swallow a dozen hours before it hits its required milestones.
Two important notes keep expectations honest. First, the platinum requires only the 65 base-game trophies; the nine extra trophies on the list come from included DLC content, including New Game+ difficulty runs, and are not needed for the platinum. Second, while the main story scales fairly, the completion list's tougher battles reward a well-leveled party, so steady progression on jobs and bonds matters more than raw skill.
How It Compares to Similar Platinums
On our difficulty scale the A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. platinum sits at 5/10 (moderate) and takes roughly 80-110 hours hours, so it helps to see where it lands next to similar games. It's a gentler climb than Yakuza: Like a Dragon, but a bigger commitment than Persona 5 — handy context when you're deciding which platinum to chase first.
| Game | Difficulty | Time | Trophies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (this guide) | 5/10 (moderate) | 80-110 hours hrs | 74 |
| Yakuza: Like a Dragon | 7/10 (tough) | 100-140 hours hrs | 63 |
| Persona 5 | 3/10 (very achievable) | 90–120 hrs | 49 |
| Final Fantasy VII Rebirth | 7/10 (tough) | 120-150 hrs | 61 |
The Smartest Way to Approach It
Treat the completion list as your master checklist and let the story pull you through Hawaii and Yokohama naturally, cleaning up substories in each area as you unlock them. Push Dondoko Island and the Sujimon League early, since both are long-tail activities that gate trophies and take real calendar time to mature, so starting them late is the single biggest way to bloat your playthrough.
Lean on the game's convenience systems: use the Alo-Happy tours and Miss Match to knock out relationship and minigame trophies in batches, and keep your party's job ranks and drink-link bonds progressing so the completion list's combat checkpoints never become a grind wall. When you're near the end, cross-reference a completion-list guide so you're not hunting one stray recipe or photo across two entire cities.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Trophy Roadmap
Play the main story at a natural pace, completing substories in each district as they open and keeping the completion list on screen as your guide. Early story chapters unlock the key side systems, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and the minigames, that the rest of the platinum depends on.
Start Dondoko Island as soon as it unlocks and chip away at it consistently. Reaching its required resort milestone takes in-game days and real hours, so treating it as a slow-burn background task prevents a painful late-game crunch.
Build out the Sujimon League and Sujidex, capturing and battling monsters toward the league championship. Alongside it, work through the arcade and city minigames, Crazy Delivery, Miss Match, Aloha Links and the photo rally, each of which feeds the completion list.
Keep your party's job ranks, drink-link bonds and cooking recipes progressing throughout. Many bronzes are milestone-based, and a leveled, well-bonded party makes the completion list's tougher required fights comfortable rather than grindy.
For the finish, open a completion-list guide and hunt down every remaining percentage, a stray substory, minigame reward or collectible. When the completion list ticks over, the gold and platinum land together; ignore the optional DLC trophies unless you want them.
Trickiest Trophies in A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list.
Complete the Completion List (gold) — The centerpiece grind: near-total game completion across substories, minigames and systems. Track it constantly and finish with a guide so one stray objective doesn't cost you hours.
Dondoko Island milestone — The island-resort minigame must reach its required star and rank goal, which takes in-game days and real hours of building and management. Start it the moment it unlocks.
Sujimon League champion — The Pokemon-style monster mode asks you to build a roster and win the league. Capture broadly and level a core team so the championship battles aren't a wall.
Complete all substories — Dozens of substories are spread across Hawaii and Yokohama, some tied to specific chapters or conditions. Clear them as you go and use a checklist to catch the conditional ones.
Max party bonds / drink links — Building bond levels with every party member unlocks abilities and trophies but requires triggering drink-link conversations over time. Progress them steadily rather than cramming at the end.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Don't confuse the full 74-trophy list with the platinum requirement. The nine DLC trophies, including New Game+ difficulty clears, are optional, so don't feel obligated to grind them for the platinum.
Dondoko Island and the Sujimon League take real time to mature. Leaving them until the endgame turns a relaxed RPG into a stressful checklist sprint.
The completion list hides percentage in easy-to-miss corners: specific recipes, photos and minigame ranks. Use a guide before you assume you're finished, or you'll comb two cities for one stray point.
Neglecting job ranks and bonds makes the completion list's required battles harder than they need to be. Keep leveling steadily rather than under-preparing your party.
Tips to Platinum A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. Faster
Keep the completion list pinned as your to-do list; it mirrors almost everything the platinum needs and shows your exact percentage at a glance.
Batch your minigames: dedicate a session to Crazy Delivery, another to Sujimon, another to Dondoko so you build momentum instead of scattering short attempts.
Money and job points come fast through Alo-Happy tours and combat; funnel them into job ranks and gear so required fights stay trivial.
Progress Dondoko Island a little every play session; its milestones are time-gated by in-game days, so consistent small pushes beat one massive grind.
Ignore the optional DLC trophies while chasing the platinum; you can always return for the New Game+ challenges afterward if you want 100%.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Platinum FAQ
How long does it take to platinum Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth?
Most players need around 80-110 hours hours to platinum Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth on PS4/PS5. Plan for 1 — and following a trophy roadmap keeps you on the efficient path.
Is the A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. platinum hard?
It rates about 5/10 (moderate). The main hurdle is complete the Completion List (gold) — The centerpiece grind: near-total game completion across substories, minigames and systems. Track it constantly and finish with a guide so one stray objective doesn't cost you hours.
Do you need to play online for the A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. platinum?
No — every trophy can be earned entirely offline in single-player; you don't need PlayStation Plus.
Can you get the A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. platinum on PS4 and PS5?
Yes. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth shares one trophy list across PS4 and PS5, and progress carries over between them via cross-save where supported.
How many trophies does Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth have?
74 in total — 67 bronze, 5 silver, 1 gold and the Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Platinum.
What's the fastest way to get the A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. platinum?
Follow a step-by-step roadmap and tackle objectives in the right order so you never backtrack. The biggest time-savers are preparing your build and gear before the hardest fights, and clearing missable or collectible trophies as you go rather than saving them all for the end.
Is it worth buying a A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. trophy service?
One of the most content-rich platinums on the platform: a huge time investment, but every hour is spent on genuinely great side content. If you'd rather skip the grind, our A sprawling, 80-plus-hour RPG platinum powered by substories, Dondoko Island, Sujimon, and a giant completion list. Platinum Trophy Service unlocks all 74 trophies safely on your account from just $15.
How many trophies do I actually need for the platinum?
65 of the 74 shown. The platinum requires 1 gold, 1 silver and 62 bronze from the base game; the other nine are optional DLC trophies, including New Game+ difficulty runs, that you can safely skip.
Is Infinite Wealth's platinum hard?
Not in terms of skill; it's around 4-5/10. The challenge is length and breadth, driven by the massive completion list, Dondoko Island and Sujimon, not by tough execution.
Do I need to play online?
No. Infinite Wealth is entirely single-player, so every trophy, including the completion list, is earned offline at your own pace.
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Related PlayStation Platinum Guides
Yakuza: Like a Dragon Platinum Trophy Guide (PS4/PS5) — tough (7/10)
Persona 5 Platinum Trophy Guide (PS4/PS5) — very achievable (3/10)
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Platinum Trophy Guide (PS5) — tough (7/10)
Final Thoughts
A joyously enormous single-player platinum where the only real obstacle is the sheer amount of excellent content you have to play through. One of the most content-rich platinums on the platform: a huge time investment, but every hour is spent on genuinely great side content.