Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive Trophy Guide and List

Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive has 59 trophies on PS5: one Platinum, one Gold, four Silver and 53 Bronze, which is the same 58-item list PC and Xbox players see as achievements plus the Platinum. The hardest parts are grind counters rather than skill checks, led by the Gold for spending 10,000,000 Gold in total, and several trophies need online co-op, which on PS5 means PS Plus. As of November 2026, a week after the console launch, the Platinum is still ultra rare.

We checked the trophy list and rarities on PSNProfiles, the full achievement list with unlock conditions in TheGamer's guide, Steam's global achievement stats, and Netmarble's patch notes for trophy and collectible fixes, all in November 2026.

The Trophy List at a Glance

PSNProfiles lists the PS5 version with 59 trophies split as 1 Platinum, 1 Gold, 4 Silver and 53 Bronze. TheGamer's guide counts 58 trophies and achievements across PC and console, and Steam's own stats page also shows 58 achievements, so the PlayStation list is the shared set with a Platinum on top. TheGamer sorts them into five groups, which is a useful way to plan:

• Combat: evasions, deflects, artifacts, skill upgrades, clearing each type of gate, and recruiting hunters.
• General: fusion, crafting, selling, spending Gold and collecting every Frozen Darkness.
• Co-Op Play: joining sessions, reviving allies and a few party gimmicks.
• Shadow: extracting named shadows, promoting one, the Monarch of Shadows job change and Monarch's Awakening.
• Hidden: mostly story boss defeats, plus the biggest grind counters.

The five highest-tier trophies after the Platinum are all grinds. PSNProfiles lists the Gold as Carefree Life (spend 10,000,000 Gold in total) and the four Silvers as Account Saver (spend 1,000,000 Gold), Formidable Presence (recruit 20 hunters), Like Flowing Water (1,000 successful Extreme Evasions) and Infinite Hands (1,000 successful deflects). Each sat at roughly 0.1 to 1.5 percent of PSN players shortly after launch, which says more about how new the console version is than about difficulty.

Steam's numbers, from a version that has been out for a year, give a better sense of where players actually stop. Nearly everyone unlocks the first evasion and first deflect (96.4 and 96.2 percent), 58.2 percent have recruited a hunter, and only 44.2 percent have reached the Chapter 5 job change. In other words, roughly half of PC players never got deep into the story, so simply finishing the campaign already puts you ahead of most of the field.

Story and Boss Trophies

Spoiler warning: this section names story bosses and the shadows Jinwoo extracts across the campaign.

Most of the hidden trophies unlock simply by playing the story. TheGamer's list covers defeating Cerberus, Blue Venom-Fanged Kasaka, Hwang Dongsuk, Igris the Red, Avaricious Vulcan, Metus the Soul Shepherd, Baruka, Kargalgan the Almighty Shaman and Baran, the Monarch of White Flames, plus one for the fight with Kang Taeshik. The Shadow group adds trophies for obtaining the shadows of Igris, Tank, Iron, Tusk and Kaisel, for promoting a shadow once and for forming a party with one.

Two story trophies cause most of the worry. King of All Shadows unlocks when Jinwoo changes jobs to the Monarch of Shadows, the Job Change that happens in Chapter 5. TheGamer advises paying attention to that chapter, but Steam's global stats show King of All Shadows and The Death Knight (Igris's shadow) unlocked by exactly the same share of players, 44.2 percent, which suggests the two arrive together for nearly everyone who reaches that point. Transformation!, for using a Monarch's Awakening skill once, follows naturally after.

The prologue holds the other one. Thou Shall Worship God unlocks during a scripted encounter at the very start and cannot be skipped, and Another Chance asks you to let the tutorial timer run out, which TheGamer notes kicks you out of that sequence. If you missed it, there is no penalty for doing it on purpose.

Grind Trophies and How to Plan Them

The counters are where the time goes, and most of them fill on their own if you play normally. Planning simply means knowing which ones will not.

• Spend 10,000,000 Gold in total (Gold trophy). It tracks Gold spent, not Gold held, so every craft, artifact enhancement, skill reset and Strike Squad gate purchase counts. Netmarble has raised Gold rewards from World Map content more than once, most recently in June 2026, which shortens this noticeably compared with launch.
• 1,000 Extreme Evasions and 1,000 deflects (two Silvers). These come naturally over a full playthrough, especially as a Duelist, whose Overdrive is built around deflecting. Bronzes at 500 of each unlock on the way.
• Recruit 20 hunters (Silver). This needs most of the base roster. Hunt Coin income has been raised several times since launch, and our hunter roster guide explains recruitment.
• Craft 100 items, attempt fusion 100 times, sell 100 times. Fold these into normal play: craft consumables and upgrade materials, fuse Blessing Stone powders, and sell junk gear one batch at a time rather than all at once.
• Collect 50 artifacts and level Jinwoo's skills 10 times. Both come well before the end of the story.

Because the two Gold-spending trophies count everything you spend across the whole save, the cheapest way to finish them is simply not to hoard. Early on, Gold flows into weapon upgrades and artifact enhancement; later it goes into Strike Squad gate purchases and skill resets. Players who sit on millions while waiting for a perfect upgrade end up farming twice as long. A simple check: if your balance keeps climbing between sessions, you are falling behind on the counter, so put that Gold into the pieces you actually wear.

Co-op Trophies and What You Need

Six trophies need other players. TheGamer lists them as talking in a co-op lobby (it notes this needs a microphone), joining co-op once and 20 times, reviving an ally once and 10 times, receiving 100 revives, and a party where all four members play the same hunter.

On PS5, online play requires PS Plus, and the store lists support for up to four online players. As of November 2026 there is no announced crossplay between PlayStation and PC, so your co-op partners need to be on PS5 too; our crossplay guide explains what each platform supports. The best approach is a single session with three friends: agree on one hunter for the four-of-a-kind trophy, then take turns going down and reviving each other until the revive counters fill.

These trophies have had bugs before. In June 2026 Netmarble listed a known issue where some co-op related Steam achievements could not be completed and fixed Reliable Ally! and Teamwork in its 26 June patch. If a co-op trophy fails to pop on console, make sure the latest patch is installed and try again.

Missable Trophies and Collectibles

Overdrive is forgiving: thanks to repeatable stages and post-launch changes, nothing appears to be permanently missable. The ones to watch are:

• Embrace the Darkness. Collect every Frozen Darkness. Netmarble has not published a game-wide total: TreyexGaming counts ten in Chapter 1's final map, Netmarble's own patch notes refer to all ten in Chapter 6, and 9Puz warns that older guides disagree on some chapters, so track the in-game count chapter by chapter. Netmarble fixed Frozen Darkness pickups in Chapter 4 repeatable content in November 2025 and made all ten obtainable from Chapter 6 repeatable stages in December 2025, and the June 2026 update added a Story Repeat Mode where you can obtain them. Missed orbs can be collected later.
• Guess Who? Change your main character and form a party without Jinwoo. Easy once you know it exists.
• Penalty Zone. Survive in the Penalty Zone for the required time without dying.
• Another Chance. Covered above; a one-off moment in the tutorial.

Netmarble's June 2026 notes say Chapter 11, the Jeju Island story, arrived with a Challenge Chapter 11 and related new achievements and profile items, but the PSN list we checked in November 2026 is still the 59-trophy list described above. If a future update adds trophies, they would appear as a separate group on your PS5's trophy screen.

A Simple Platinum Roadmap

1. Play the story through Chapter 11, grabbing Frozen Darkness as you see it and taking the boss and shadow trophies as they come.
2. Recruit hunters steadily from Chapter 3 onward so the 20-hunter Silver is done by the end. Spend any Hunter Reports on the hard-to-persuade ones.
3. Do one dedicated co-op night with three PS5 friends for all six co-op trophies.
4. Clean up the counters: fusion, crafting, selling and the 1,000 evasions and deflects, which are usually close to done by now.
5. Finish with the Gold spending trophies, pouring Gold into enhancement and crafting during endgame farming.

The PS5 version has also had two patches in its first week, including one that added auto-save checkpoints, so install updates before a long session; our PS5 guide covers them. If you are still deciding whether the game deserves a Platinum-length commitment, read our verdict on whether Overdrive is worth it.

Want the Platinum Done for You?

If the Gold-spending grind and the co-op trophies are what stand between you and the Platinum, the store offers a Platinum Trophy service for PS5 that unlocks every Bronze, Silver and Gold trophy and the Platinum directly on your account. You choose between instant timestamps, where everything unlocks within seconds, and spread-out timestamps with realistic gaps between trophies. The page notes it covers the standard PSN list, and any DLC-only trophies would need the matching DLC.

It works on PS5 only. For PS5 and PC saves, see the Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive page.

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