Resident Evil Village Trophy Guide

Resident Evil Village Trophy Guide

Written by 

Tom Chapman

Published 

7th May 2021 16:00

The nightmare has only just begun for Ethan Winters, as Capcom draws the unluckiest man in the world back into this twisted realm of genetically engineered monsters and sinister corporations for Resident Evil Village. As the follow-up to 2017's Resident Evil 7, Village ups the enemies, the action, and the ante with the franchise's eighth main entry. Following an impressive marketing assault worthy of the Umbrella Corporation, Resident Evil Village is out now. 

Just like any modern game, simply rattling through the story and putting your controller down won't cut it. Resident Evil Village is no different, and with a trophy roadmap that would test even Ada Wong, this is one game you're going to have to put a lot of time into. While simply finishing the story and finding out what brought Ethan to this fairytale frightener will unlock the fan-favourite Mercenaries mode, playing the main campaign several times is the only way you'll get every trophy. If you're ready, here's the full guide of Resident Evil Village trophies.

 

How many Resident Evil Village trophies are there?

Resident Evil Village Trophy Guide
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There are 50 trophies to unlock in Resident Evil Village, which come in different rarities and difficulties. Whether it's an automatic unlock as the story progresses, or you have to step off the beaten track, players will need to keep their eyes peeled to make sure every trophy is earned. It's a slog, but if you escape with your lives, it'll be well worth it to mount a virtual trophy on your virtual mantlepiece alongside Lady Dimitrescu's virtual head.

 

Ethan Winters - Platinum: Obtain all Trophies.

Not Lycan This… - Bronze: Survive the Lycan attack.

Four Lords - Bronze: Escape the mine.

That Sucked! - Bronze: Defeat the mutated Dimitrescu.

Got No Strings - Bronze: Defeat Donna and Angie.

Fish Out of Water - Bronze: Defeat the mutated Moreau.

Up Urs! - Bronze: Defeat Urias in the stronghold.

Temporary Measures - Bronze: Place the Giant’s Chalice in the ceremony site.

Iron Giant Down - Bronze: Defeat the mutated Heisenberg.

The Root of the Matter - Bronze: Find the Megamycete in the underground ruins.

Great Dad - Bronze: Finish the story on at least Casual difficulty.

Best Dad Ever -  Bronze: Finish the story on at least Standard difficulty.

World’s Best Dad -Silver: Finish the story on at least Hardcore difficulty.

Universe’s Best Dad - Gold: Finish the story on the Village of Shadows difficulty.

 

Resident Evil Village trophies (cont)

Resident Evil Village Trophy Map
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Crafter - Bronze: Craft an item in the Crafting menu.

Patron - Bronze: Purchase something from the Duke in the story.

Petty Thief - Bronze: Unlock a simple lock with a lock pick.

Repairer - Bronze: Combine a treasure into its complete form.

Hunter - Bronze: Hunt an animal during the story.

Get the Ball Rolling - Bronze: Solve a Labyrinth.

Goooaaal! - Bronze: Move the ball from the Winterses’ bedroom into the study.

Squawk Shot - Bronze: Shoot down five flying crows in the story.

When You Gotta Go… - Bronze Trophy: Open the door to every outhouse in the village in a single play-through.

Hooligan - Bronze: Break every breakable window in Castle Dimitrescu in a single play-through.

Quit Hanging Around - Bronze: Shoot down a Soldat hanging from the production line in the Factory.

Push Comes to Shove - Bronze: Push away an enemy after guarding in the story.

Trick Shot - Bronze: Defeat an enemy from long range with the sniper rifle in the story.

Strategist - Bronze: Defeat at least three enemies with one attack in the story.

Medium Rare - Bronze: Set fire to a Moroaica in the story.

Fast Reflexes - Bronze: Knock a flaming arrow out of the sky with a close combat weapon in the story.

Leader of the Pack - Bronze: Take down the Varcolac Alfa in the story.

Timber - Bronze: Defeat Urias during the first Lycan attack when you enter the village.

Photographer - Bronze: Use Photo Mode.

Lucky Number 7 - Bronze: Have 777, 7,777, or 77,777 Lei in your possession in the story.

Mapmatician - Bronze: Complete the village map.

Cynic - Bronze: Destroy a Goat of Warding.

Heretic - Bronze: Destroy All the Goats of Warding.

Gunsmith - Bronze: Equip a gun with a customisable part.

Veteran Gunsmith - Bronze: Equip every gun with their customisable parts in the story.

Tinkerer - Bronze: Create every type of item available in the Crafting menu.

Artisan - Bronze: Collect every crafting recipe.

Bookworm - Bronze: Read every single file in the story.

Don’t Trust That Snake Oil - Gold: Finish the story only using four or less recovery items.

Dashing Dad - Silver: Finish the story within three hours.

Frugal Father - Silver: Finish the story without spending more than 10,000 Lei.

Knives Out - Gold: Not including some boss fights, finish the story using nothing but close combat weapons.

Combo King - Bronze: Get a combo of at least 30 during The Mercenaries.

Legendary Cowboy - Silver: Achieve at least an S rank on all stages in The Mercenaries.

Doll Collector - Silver Trophy: View all character and weapon models.

Art Collector - Silver: View all concept art.

 

What's the best strategy for Resident Evil Village trophies?

Where to find Resident Evil Village Trophies
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If you think it's just a simple case of staking a few werewolves and defeating the four houses before moving your attention to Moter Miranda, be warned that it'll probably take five playthroughs to 100% Resident Evil Village. There are a lot of missable trophies on the way, however, the best advice is to enjoy your first run on Standard difficulty. You should aim to hit all the narrative and missable trophies on your first campaign, then concentrate on upgrading weapons to ensure you hit the harder trophies in later runs. 

By the time you hit your third circuit, you should be on the Village of Shadows difficulty and carrying a large arsenal of weapons that have the unlimited ammo ability. We'd recommend the M1851 Wolfsbane Magnum as your weapon of choice to blast your way through. Your fourth run is a challenge where you'll need to avoid spending much Lei, use less than four recovery items, and polish off the campaign in less than three hours. This should take you through to the final furlong, where you can only finish Village using melee weapons.

It's not an easy task, but if you fancy yourself as your very own Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine, we're sure you're more than equipped to get that elusive Platinum trophy. Now you know what lies ahead, it's time to practice your best boulder punching skills and help Mr Winters through this ghoulish game of the gothic. 

 

Images via Capcom

Tom Chapman
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Tom Chapman
Tom is Trending News Editor at GGRecon, with an NCTJ qualification in Broadcast Journalism and over seven years of experience writing about film, gaming, and television. With bylines at IGN, Digital Spy, Den of Geek, and more, Tom’s love of horror means he's well-versed in all things Resident Evil, with aspirations to be the next Chris Redfield.
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