Big Walk carries a compact trophy set on PS5, and most of it falls into your lap just by playing. The catch is that a handful of trophies won’t trigger on the main path, and the Platinum leans entirely on you cleaning up every one of them. Here’s exactly what each trophy asks for and where you need to go out of your way.
Quick answer: Big Walk has 13 trophies total, made up of 1 Platinum, 10 Gold, and 2 Silver. To earn the Platinum, called Big Trophy, unlock every other trophy in the game. Play through naturally for most of them, then deliberately grab Big Climb, Big Makeover, and Big Game.
Full Big Walk trophy list and requirements
The list breaks down to one Platinum, ten Gold, and two Silver trophies, worth 1,260 points in total on PS5. The two Silver trophies both cover wearable gear. Everything else is a Gold, including the Platinum-earning completion trophies.
| Trophy | Requirement | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Big Trophy | Unlock every other trophy | Platinum |
| Big Walk | Cross the drawbridge | Gold |
| Big View | Visit the map | Gold |
| Big Sit | Ride the chairlift | Gold |
| Big Ride | Ride the train | Gold |
| Big Tunnel | Enter a big tunnel | Gold |
| Big Wall | Go beyond the wall | Gold |
| Big Climb | Reach the highest point | Gold |
| Big Makeover | Get shiny | Gold |
| Big Goodbye | Finish the game | Gold |
| Big Game | Completely finish the game | Gold |
| Big Pack | Wear a backpack | Silver |
| Big Help | Wear something on your hip | Silver |
The trophies you unlock just by exploring
Most of the list rewards you for hitting natural milestones as you move across the world. Big Walk, Big View, Big Sit, Big Ride, Big Tunnel, and Big Wall all correspond to key moments you’ll pass through on the way to the ending. You don’t need to detour for any of them.
The two Silver trophies work the same way, tied to gear rather than progress. Big Pack unlocks the moment you wear a backpack, and Big Help unlocks when you wear something on your hip, such as a belt. Equip both items whenever you find them so they aren’t left hanging at the end.
Big Walk is built around co-op, so if you’re playing with a group, these shared exploration trophies should pop for everyone in the party as you clear each milestone together.
The three trophies you have to chase
Three trophies won’t appear if you only follow the direct route to the finish. These are the ones that decide whether you walk away with the Platinum.
- Big Climb — Reach the highest point in the game. This means seeking out and scaling the game’s tallest location rather than passing it by.
- Big Makeover — Get shiny. This is tied to applying a metallic paint effect to your character, which you have to go find.
- Big Game — Completely finish the game. This is the true completion trophy, not the standard ending.
Big Goodbye vs. Big Game: the two endings explained
The game has two completion trophies, and the wording matters. Big Goodbye simply asks you to “finish the game,” which you get by reaching the standard ending. Big Game asks you to “completely finish the game,” which points to extra content or an alternate route the main path skips.
In practice, reaching the credits once earns Big Goodbye but not Big Game. If you’re going for the Platinum, Big Game is the one to prioritize, because it demands the full completion the shorter ending doesn’t cover.
How to confirm the Platinum unlocked
Big Trophy is the Platinum, and it pops automatically the instant the other 12 trophies are earned. You’ll see the standard PS5 Platinum notification, and the trophy will show as unlocked in your Big Walk trophy list. There’s no separate action to take beyond finishing the other twelve.
If the Platinum doesn’t appear, the reason is almost always one of the missable Golds still sitting locked. Open the trophy list and check that Big Climb, Big Makeover, and Big Game are all earned, along with the Big Pack and Big Help gear trophies. Fill in whichever is missing, and Big Trophy follows immediately.
None of these require a punishing grind. The whole set is manageable in a single co-op run as long as you take the time to find the gear, reach the highest point, and push for the full ending rather than stopping at the first credits.
