PS4 / PS5
Try the ten disciplines before starting the cups: the menu separates your event placing from the final standings. The platinum needs each medal type, including silver and bronze. Also plan a local four-player cup so you can clear the multiplayer portion without relying on servers or matchmaking.
PS4 and PS5 lists have 25 trophies and matching requirements. Cups and medals are part of the base game.
- Base trophies: 25 per list, including the platinum.
- Multiplayer: One local cup requires four participants.
- Medals: 100 overall, with separate targets of 20 gold, silver and bronze.
Learn all ten disciplines
Complete training in every sport before you focus on medals. If your curling release or ski-jump landing is inconsistent, use practice without the pressure of standings. Move to individual events afterwards. A ten-event checklist makes it easy to tell which disciplines you have merely completed and which you have won.
- Use separate marks for training, a finished event and a win.
Win the cups one at a time
Start with cups containing your most familiar events so you have a benchmark for the longer ones. Track the Amateur, Semi Pro, Pro, Stamina, Alpine, Speed and Air cups separately; a completion without a win leaves On top unfinished. Build a custom cup from events you know and take first overall there as well.
- Check the final standings before moving to the next cup.
Plan for lower podium finishes
Winning cups and individual events moves your gold count along. For silver and bronze, choose an event where you can judge your margin over rivals, then ease off to target the desired place. Mark the podium after the event and do not confuse actual medals with cup standings points.
- Before the final events, compare the three medal counts with the overall target of 100.
Set up the four-player cup
Open local multiplayer and check that the cup screen lists four participants. Pick a set of at least three events and finish it: Hero of the round needs a four-player completion, while All good things needs three golds in one multiplayer cup. If your setup does not register both, do two focused cups.
- Check the gold for each event in the recap, rather than only first place overall.
Rotate countries during cleanup
For United Nations, rotate your country while collecting missing medals. Record each choice after the event: repeating your favourite team does not advance the goal of twenty distinct nations. At the end, return to the individual events checklist and check whether the remaining item needs a completion or an outright win.
- Combine a new country with whatever podium place you still need.
Trophies to watch
Legendary athlete
Win 100 medals.
Finish the cups before replaying events to reach 100 medals.
On top
Win all Cups.
Check for first place in the final standings of each required cup.
Jack of all trades
Win all individual disciplines.
Check off a win in each of the ten individual events.
Hero of the round
Complete a multiplayer cup with four players.
Start and finish a cup with four local participants.
All good things
Win three gold medals in a multiplayer cup.
Pick at least three events and get all three golds in the same cup.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need four online players?
No, the game offers local cups for up to four. Check that the menu registers four participants before starting the event.
Are golds enough for every medal goal?
No. The twenty-silver and twenty-bronze goals are separate from the total of one hundred medals.
Did the game launch in 2023?
2023 is in the title; the Italian PlayStation Store dates the digital launch to October 2022.
Sources
- PlayStation Store Italia — uscita e multigiocatore locale
- Wild River Games — discipline ed edizioni PlayStation
- PlayStationTrophies.org — requisiti lista base
- PlayStationTrophies.org — seconda lista console
Trophy lists
Buying the game
These are Guerranera’s affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.