
PS3 / PS4 / PS Vita
Revelations 2 alternates Claire and Moira with Barry and Natalia, making the same location behave differently when the second pair arrives. Plan the platinum episode by episode rather than treating a campaign clear as completion. Separate exploration from timed runs, invisible enemies and medal objectives. Some conditions conflict within a single attempt; episode selection lets you address those in dedicated sessions instead of demanding a perfect result from every encounter.
The three 44-trophy lists cover the four main episodes. PS3 and PS4 have the same requirements; on Vita, Bounty Hunter’s 50,000 BP must come from the campaign. The Struggle and Little Miss remain extra episodes.
- Required difficulty: Countdown and Invisible runs are required; some medals impose particular conditions.
- Missable trophies: Episodes can be replayed; track choices and routes across both pairs.
- Online: The listed Raid objectives can be tackled solo.
Finish both halves of each episode first
During the first campaign, learn where Moira must illuminate a target and Natalia must locate threats: their tools reveal information the armed characters cannot use alone. Avoid spending BP randomly before checking the episode variants they unlock. Afterwards, compare Claire’s and Barry’s medal summaries and record the actual unfinished action rather than just a missing count.
- Track Claire’s and Barry’s medals separately.
Separate conflicting medal attempts
A recorded medal does not need to be earned again on every attempt. Use separate sessions for slow exploration requirements and speed or combat conditions. Finish the relevant episode segment and verify its summary before leaving: performing an action is different from having it saved. Episode One still needs all its medals even after the campaign ending.
- Finish the segment and confirm the medal was recorded.
Learn routes before Countdown
Countdown makes traversal and combat compete for time. Start knowing which partner must open the route and where the exit lies; solving navigation while the clock runs can cost more than a planned fight. List mandatory transitions for both halves and practise uncertain sections in an ordinary run. Keep full secret hunting separate from this timed attempt.
- Practise transitions requiring a character swap first.
Use the partner to read invisible enemies
In Invisible, locating a target matters more than firing continuously. Switch between partner abilities to establish where the threat is before attacking. Use Natalia to help Barry identify enemies he cannot readily locate, and Moira’s light to support Claire. Keeping this attempt separate from Countdown lets you read the signals without also chasing a timer.
- Locate the enemy with the partner before spending ammunition.
Finish knife and Raid objectives separately
For Episode One’s knife attempt, plan both pairs’ routes and keep offensive actions within the required restriction; an instinctive weapon shot can undermine the run. Raid uses separate progression: complete a mission, evaluate an item and clear a Gauntlet without mistaking them for campaign medals. The later episodes still belong to the full campaign hunt.
- Keep a Raid checklist separate from the campaign.
Trophies to watch
Only Good Guys Win Medals
Get all medals in Episode One.
Check all first-episode medals across both segment summaries.
Cutting Edge
Clear Episode One only using the knife.
Dedicate an attempt exclusively to the knife restriction.
I Saw, I Conquered
Clear one Gauntlet in Raid Mode.
Clear a Raid Gauntlet rather than mistaking one mission for the full objective.
Frequently asked questions
Must I earn every medal in one attempt?
No. Use dedicated attempts, but finish and verify the segment to record each medal.
Is owning Episode One enough?
The campaign and its trophies continue across four episodes. This roadmap covers the full route rather than a single episode.
Does Raid require another player?
The selected Raid objectives can be completed solo; their requirements do not demand online co-op.
Where do I earn the 50,000 BP on Vita?
Earn points in the campaign while replaying episodes and collecting medals. Vita’s Bounty Hunter requirement specifies the campaign, so track Raid progress separately.
Sources
- PlayStation – Resident Evil Revelations 2
- PlayStationTrophies – Trophy Guide
- TrueAchievements – Episode One walkthrough
- PlayStation – Official four-episode platinum requirement
- Capcom — manuali per piattaforma
- PlayStation.Blog — edizione PS Vita
- Exophase — requisiti della lista Vita
Trophy lists
Buying the game
- PlayStation credit on Instant Gaming
- Search Amazon for PS3
- Search Amazon for PS4
- Search Amazon for PS Vita
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