In Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival, your character’s death by electrocution awards the bronze Electro-Shock Therapy trophy. Its rarity is around 4.2 percent, largely because players avoid the sewer’s electrified puddle instead of stepping into it. The flooded corridor in the Escape Charlotte sequence is the best spot to earn it.
Quick answer: During Escape Charlotte, with the objective reading “Get to safety,” step into the purple electrified puddle and stay in it until your health hits zero. The trophy pops on death.
What the Electro-Shock Therapy trophy requires
The requirement is a single line: “Die from an electric shock.” There is no combat condition, no collectible to find first, and no difficulty restriction. A death in live electrical water counts, and that water appears in a fixed spot early enough that you do not need to wait for a late-game chapter.
- Type: bronze trophy (PlayStation), worth 50 points on trophy trackers.
- Requirement: die from electric shock.
- Earliest location: the flooded corridor during Escape Charlotte, objective “Get to safety.”
- Second chance: the hazard returns later during “Find the statue’s tongue” if you miss it here.
On Xbox and PC the same unlock is listed as “Hairraiser: Revival” with the description “Died from electric shock.” The condition is identical on every platform, so the method below works the same regardless of where you play.
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The hazard appears during the Escape Charlotte section while your on-screen objective reads “Get to safety.” As you push through the area you reach a corridor where sewer water has flooded the floor. When the power is active, that standing water crackles with purple electrical current, and an in-world hint spells out the danger: “Electric puddles are deadly while the power is on.” That exact deadliness is what you need. Open your map first if you want to confirm your position in the corridor before committing.

You can simply walk into that water and let it kill you, which is all the trophy strictly needs. The problem is that dying reloads your most recent checkpoint, and if your last save sits before the enemy fight in this corridor, you will have to clear those monsters again. The sequence below avoids that by banking a fresh save past the fight before you let the current finish you.
Unlock it without refighting the enemies





How to confirm it unlocked
As soon as your character dies in the puddle, the on-screen “Trophy Earned!” banner for Electro-Shock Therapy appears; you don’t need to press anything else. The bronze award is recorded when the banner comes up. Load your latest save afterward and continue toward safety without losing permanent progress. This death isn’t a story event, so earning the trophy here costs only the seconds needed to enter the water and reload.






