PS5
The PS5 remake follows a different platinum route from the old Remastered version: you do not need to beat the campaign on its highest difficulty, and Left Behind is part of the required objectives. The real organisation concerns collections, conversations and resources reserved for locked doors. Choose a comfortable difficulty, note incomplete chapters and retain a completed-story save. Chapter select is useful for cleanup, but avoid a disorganised chain of loads that leaves you unsure which tool level or save you are using.
PS5 platinum roadmap for The Last of Us Part I remake, covering the main campaign and Left Behind. This is not the PS4 Remastered trophy list.
- Required difficulty: The remake’s platinum does not require a specific difficulty.
- Trophy cleanup: Chapter select supports cleanup; retain a completed save and check tools within the same progression.
- Online: This PS5 list has no Factions multiplayer trophies.
Start with the remake’s trophy list
Check that you are playing Part I on PS5: PS4 Remastered guides contain different requirements and should not be applied automatically. Pick a difficulty that lets you explore comfortably. Accessibility settings can help navigation and combat; no trophy requires abandoning them or choosing the highest difficulty.
- Select the PS5 Part I list and a difficulty suited to exploration.
Plan collections and doors before transitions
During the story, track artifacts, comics, Firefly pendants and training manuals separately. Shiv doors require a shiv, so reserve materials and keep one available when exploring a new area rather than consuming everything in combat. Use collection menus and chapter summaries to identify the missing category instead of immediately restarting the entire campaign.
- Before leaving an area, check collectibles, its safe and any unopened shiv doors.
Give conversations and jokes time to trigger
Optional conversations and Ellie’s jokes are not ordinary pickups. After making an area safe, approach companions, allow their interactions to trigger and finish the conversation before rushing towards the exit. If a collection appears complete but its trophy has not unlocked, check Left Behind and optional narrative sequences as well as Joel’s campaign.
- Track conversations and jokes separately from physical collectibles.
Collect tools and finish one weapon
Workbench tools raise the tool level needed for certain upgrades. Collect all five within one consistent progression and focus parts on one weapon for Combat Ready. As a precaution, do not assume independent chapter loads automatically merge tool levels: check the loaded save’s menu and preserve saves before experimenting.
- Check your tool level and remaining upgrades before spending parts.
Complete Left Behind as well
Launch Left Behind from the menu and finish its story: opening it or playing only the mall sequences is not enough. Pay attention to the brick contest, water-gun fight and Angel Knives sequence. Check their objectives before leaving the minigame areas; keeping this cleanup separate from the main campaign prevents searching the wrong chapter.
- Finish Left Behind and track its minigames separately.
Use chapter select while preserving your completion save
After finishing the story, retain a completed save and match every missing trophy to the correct category. First revisit chapters with several nearby objectives, then clean up individual contextual actions such as upgrading and breaking melee weapons. If loading a chapter makes later chapters unavailable, reload the completed save rather than assuming the content has been permanently lost.
- Keep your completed save separate from cleanup saves.
Trophies to watch
Don't Go
Complete Left Behind
Finish Left Behind’s story; the main campaign alone does not fulfil this requirement.
Getting to Know You
Engage in all optional conversations
Allow companion interactions to trigger and finish each conversation before moving to the next area.
That's All I Got
Survive all of Ellie's jokes
Keep a checklist of joke sequences separately from artifacts and comics.
Master of Unlocking
Break into every locked door using shivs
Reserve shivs and crafting materials for doors instead of spending every blade on enemies.
Sharpest Tool in the Shed
Find all workbench tools
Collect the five tools in one consistent progression and check your actual tool level before using chapter select.
Combat Ready
Fully upgrade a weapon
Choose one weapon to finish, focus parts on it and collect the tools needed to unlock its upgrades.
Frequently asked questions
Must I play Grounded or the highest difficulty?
No. Part I’s trophies are not tied to a particular difficulty. A comfortable setting lets you focus on collections and interactions.
Is Left Behind required for the platinum?
Yes. The list includes finishing Left Behind and objectives tied to its sequences. It is part of the remake, not the Factions multiplayer mode.
Must I restart the whole story for one missed item?
Cleanup can normally be organised through chapter select. Preserve a completed save first and check the objective type: for tools, keeping every level within the same progression is the safer approach.
Sources
- PlayStation Blog — elenco ufficiale delle funzioni di accessibilità
- Push Square — guida ai trofei di The Last of Us Parte I
- PlayStationTrophies — roadmap di Parte I
- PlayStation Italia — The Last of Us Parte I
Trophy lists
Buying the game
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