Crimson Moon All Trophies and Achievements List (PS5, Xbox & PC)

Crimson Moon all trophies and achievements cover 31 trophies on PS5 (including Platinum) and 30 achievements worth 1,000 Gamerscore on Xbox. The list spans story progression, combat milestones, difficulty challenges, loot goals, and long-term grind objectives. Whether you’re going for Platinum or just curious about what’s ahead, this guide breaks down every single one.

TL;DR

• PS5 has 31 trophies total — 1 Platinum, 5 Gold, 9 Silver, 16 Bronze.
• Xbox has 30 achievements worth 1,000 Gamerscore.
• PC (Steam) has its own achievement list that mirrors the Xbox version.
• Trophies cover story districts, difficulty runs, boss kills, loot, co-op, and enemy kill counts.
• The hardest trophies involve killing 1,000 enemies, hitting level 30, and beating a mission on Hellish difficulty.
• No missable trophies — everything can be earned through repeated runs.

Crimson Moon Trophy and Achievement Overview

Crimson Moon launched on September 1, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The trophy and achievement list is tight and focused. There are 30 achievements in Crimson Moon worth a total of 1,000 Gamerscore on Xbox. The list includes progression-based achievements, difficulty challenges, boss-related objectives, and longer-term goals including killing 1,000 enemies.

On PS5, there are 31 Crimson Moon trophies in total — 16 bronze, 9 silver, 5 gold, and 1 platinum. None of them are missable. Because Crimson Moon is built around replayable runs, you can always go back and earn anything you skipped. The Platinum requires completing everything across the base game including hitting maximum level, clearing every district, finishing on the hardest difficulty, and grinding hundreds of enemy kills.

Curious how long all of this takes? Check out our Crimson Moon how long to beat guide for a full breakdown of story and 100% completion times.

Crimson Moon All Trophies and Achievements — Complete List

Below is every confirmed trophy and achievement in the game, sorted by category with the difficulty of each one noted clearly.

Platinum Trophy (PS5 Only)

• Nephilim — Unlock all other trophies. (Difficulty: Very Hard — requires completing every other trophy on this list.)

Story Progression Trophies and Achievements

These unlock naturally as you push through the campaign districts. They are the easiest trophies to get and most will pop during your first playthrough.

• Prologue — Complete the Prologue mission in death or victory. (Bronze / Easy — you can fail this and still unlock it.)
• The Forsaken Streets — Complete The Forsaken Streets. (Bronze / Easy — the first full district after the prologue.)
• Archspire Cathedral — Complete Archspire Cathedral. (Bronze / Easy — includes the Cardinal Mathias boss encounter.)
• Abraxas Stone of Rot — Acquire the 1st Abraxas Stone. (Silver / Medium — marks clearing the first world boss.)
• Ramshorn Keep — Complete Ramshorn Keep. (Bronze / Easy — a Legion-heavy fortification district.)
• Shoreditch — Complete Shoreditch Prison. (Silver / Medium — tight corridors and difficult camera angles.)
• Abraxas Stone of War — Acquire the 2nd Abraxas Stone. (Silver / Medium — second world boss cleared.)
• Elk Grove Academy — Complete Elk Grove Academy. (Silver / Medium — a late-campaign civic horror district.)
• Abraxas Stone of Arcana — Acquire the 3rd Abraxas Stone. (Gold / Hard — all three world bosses defeated. The final boss unlocks after this.)
• Victory — Complete a full run successfully solo or in co-op. (Gold / Hard — this requires chaining the full campaign to the end and winning.)

For a detailed look at all the bosses tied to these districts, check out our Crimson Moon all bosses list.

Combat and Skill Trophies and Achievements

These reward you for mastering Crimson Moon’s core combat mechanics. Some pop quickly. A few will take deliberate practice.

• First Death of Many — Die a true death for the first time during a mission. (Bronze / Very Easy — this will happen.)
• Perfect Parry — Execute a perfect parry. (Bronze / Easy — land a parry with precise timing during any enemy attack.)
• Angelic — Trigger Angel Mode 5 times. (Bronze / Easy — happens naturally across multiple runs.)
• No Deaths — Complete a district mission without losing a life. (Silver / Hard — requires a clean run through an entire district including the boss. Best attempted on lower difficulty with a strong build.)
• Hellish — Complete a district mission on Hellish difficulty or higher. (Gold / Very Hard — Hellish is the highest difficulty setting. Your build and gear rarity must be in top shape.)

Co-op Trophies and Achievements

Only one trophy requires co-op, which is good news for solo players. But playing with a partner does make some of the harder trophies more forgiving.

• Slay Together — Finish a mission in co-op. (Bronze / Very Easy — complete any mission with an online partner. One-and-done.)

Not sure how co-op works? Our guide on Crimson Moon multiplayer covers shared lives, revives, and difficulty scaling.

Hub and Progression Trophies and Achievements

These unlock through the between-run hub — Sanctus Clypeus — and your overall character progression across multiple hunts.

• Meet Mereda — Complete the “Librarian Briefing” quest. (Bronze / Very Easy — talk to Mereda, the NPC historian in Sanctus Clypeus, after your first run.)
• Gajov Make Strong — Upgrade any weapon or shield at the Blacksmith to rare or higher quality. (Bronze / Easy — use Gajov the vampire blacksmith to upgrade a purified weapon.)
• Let’s Nexus — Complete 3 Nexus Gate objectives. (Bronze / Easy — choose Boons at 3 Nexus Gates during your runs.)
• Fully Loaded — Acquire a Rare or higher equipment item for every equipment slot during a single run. (Silver / Medium — requires a well-coordinated loot run across all nine gear slots.)
• Level 5 — Progress to level 5. (Bronze / Very Easy — comes within your first couple of runs.)
• Level 10 — Progress to level 10. (Bronze / Easy — a few more runs and this is done.)
• Level 20 — Progress to level 20. (Silver / Medium — requires a decent number of completed hunts.)
• Level 30 — Progress to level 30. (Gold / Hard — the level cap. Requires serious time investment across many runs, especially on higher difficulties.)

Loot and Collection Trophies and Achievements

These reward the collector mentality. If you’re purifying gear and picking up lore every run, most will come naturally over time.

• Blessed — Collect and purify 50 items across runs. (Silver / Medium — purify drops at Sanctus Clypeus consistently each run.)
• Lore Champion — Collect 50 lore scrolls. (Silver / Medium — lore scrolls are scattered through districts. You won’t hit 50 in one run. Keep picking them up.)
• Great Soul Reclaimer — Earn 100,000 total souls. (Silver / Medium-Hard — souls accumulate from kills, chests, and objectives. Faster on higher difficulty settings.)

Kill Count Trophies and Achievements

Pure grind. These will not pop during a casual playthrough. Set them as background goals and they’ll come with time.

• Slayer — Kill 100 enemies. (Bronze / Very Easy — done within your first two or three runs.)
• Infernal Slayer — Kill 1,000 enemies. (Silver / Hard — this takes real dedication. Play on higher difficulties to speed it up since more enemies spawn in tougher hunts.)

Completion Trophy and Achievement

• Completionist — Play and complete all primary missions and bosses across runs. (Gold / Very Hard — requires finishing every main mission and boss encounter in the game. This is one of the last trophies most players earn before the Platinum.)

Crimson Moon Trophy Count by Type

• Platinum: 1 (Nephilim — PS5 only)
• Gold: 5 (Abraxas Stone of Arcana, Victory, Level 30, Hellish, Completionist)
• Silver: 9 (Abraxas Stone of Rot, Abraxas Stone of War, Shoreditch, Elk Grove Academy, No Deaths, Fully Loaded, Level 20, Blessed, Lore Champion, Great Soul Reclaimer, Infernal Slayer) — Note: Silver count confirmed at 9 per TrueTrophies.
• Bronze: 16 (All remaining trophies)

Hardest Trophies and Achievements in Crimson Moon

Not all trophies are equal. These are the ones that will cost you the most time and skill.

Hellish (Gold)

Completing a district on Hellish difficulty is the toughest single-session challenge on the list. Hellish is the hardest setting in the game. Enemies have far more health, hit much harder, and are more aggressive. You need a purified gear set at high rarity, a focused build with good Boon synergy, and solid parry timing going into this. Do not attempt it with a basic loadout. Save your Angel Mode for the boss — not the trash mobs beforehand.

Infernal Slayer (Silver)

Killing 1,000 enemies sounds simple but takes genuine time. The fastest path is playing on higher difficulties with modifiers that increase enemy density. Do not stress about this one early. Set it as a background goal and it will complete itself over the course of your normal progression.

No Deaths (Silver)

A deathless district run requires a clean build, solid enemy reading, and a boss encounter where you don’t make a single fatal mistake. The good news is you only need to do this in one district — not across the full campaign. Start with the Forsaken Streets on a lower difficulty once your build is strong enough. Do not use Angel Mode until the boss fight.

Level 30 (Gold)

Level 30 is the XP cap and it requires a lot of time across many runs. Playing on higher skull difficulties gives more XP per run. Full completion — level 30, all lore scrolls, all 30 achievements — pushes well beyond the main story into 40+ hours. This is a long-game goal. Don’t rush it.

Completionist (Gold)

This one requires finishing every primary mission and boss in the game. Since Crimson Moon’s mission board changes each run, some missions may not appear every session. You’ll need to keep playing and checking the War Table until every objective is ticked off. Stay patient.

Tips for Earning All Trophies and Achievements Faster

• Play on higher difficulties early. Higher skull settings give more XP and better loot. This speeds up Level 20 and Level 30 significantly and helps you hit the Infernal Slayer kill count faster too.
• Purify gear after every run. The Blessed trophy (50 purified items) comes from consistent habits, not a big push at the end. Drop by Gajov every time you return to Sanctus Clypeus.
• Pick up every lore scroll you see. Lore Champion (50 scrolls) is a long grind if you ignore them. Grabbing them as part of every run means it completes passively.
• Don’t attempt Hellish until level 20+. Under-leveled attempts at Hellish are painful. Wait until your build has solid Rare gear across all slots, then push it.
• Slay Together takes five minutes. Don’t leave this one sitting. Jump into one co-op mission early and it’s done.

If you’re still deciding which edition to buy before going for 100%, our Standard vs Deluxe edition comparison will help. And if you’re a PC player, check our Crimson Moon PC requirements guide before you start grinding.

Are There Any Missable Trophies in Crimson Moon?

No. Because Crimson Moon is built around replayable runs with a dynamic mission board, there are no missable trophies. Any mission or objective you skip in one run can be attempted again in the next. This makes the Platinum far less stressful than in linear action games. The only real cost is time.

Does Difficulty Affect Trophies in Crimson Moon?

Only one trophy is locked to a specific difficulty setting — Hellish, which requires completing a district mission on Hellish difficulty or higher. All other trophies can be earned on any difficulty. That said, playing on higher settings speeds up progression significantly. You earn more XP, better loot, and more souls per run at higher skull levels. The Platinum is technically achievable mostly on lower settings, but you’ll take much longer to hit level 30 and max your soul count.

Want to dive deeper into how the game plays before you commit to the full grind? Read our Crimson Moon review for a full picture. And if you’re just starting out, our Crimson Moon beginner’s guide will get you set up properly from day one.

Where to Buy Crimson Moon

Crimson Moon is available now on Steam, Epic Games Store, PlayStation Store, and Xbox Store. The Standard Edition is $19.99. Wondering if it’s on Game Pass? Check our guide: can you play Crimson Moon on Game Pass?

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