High On Life 2 Trophy List: All Achievements/Platinum Guide

This guide covers every revealed trophy and achievement in High On Life 2, including all visible and hidden entries. The Platinum Trophy requires unlocking every other PlayStation trophy, which means finishing the story, clearing hub activities, completing optional objectives, and cleaning up collectibles.

High On Life 2 mixes story progression, skate-inspired hub challenges, exploration tasks, and joke-driven side objectives. Some trophies are hidden due to spoilers, so the most efficient approach is finishing the main story first, then handling cleanup in free exploration.

High On Life 2 Trophy Roadmap

Estimated Trophy Difficulty: Moderate (varies depending on optional challenges)
Approximate Time to Platinum: Unknown (includes one time-heavy trophy)
Offline Trophies: 32 (1 Platinum + Gold, Silver, Bronze)
Online Trophies: 0
Missable Trophies: Not confirmed (manual saves recommended for story outcomes)
Glitched Trophies: None reported
Does difficulty affect trophies?: No
Hardest Trophy: Platinum
Minimum Playthroughs: 1
Free-Roam after Story?: Implied by hub-based structure
Supports Manual Saves?: Recommended if available

Step 1: Complete the Main Story

The cleanest approach is completing the main story before hunting specifics. Several hidden trophies clearly tie to major story beats and outcomes, including endings and major mission completions. Finishing the story also makes cleanup easier since it unlocks more areas, systems, and hub activities along the way.

During this step, the player should still explore naturally in hubs when convenient. Quick wins like breaking vases, checking museums, and clearing small objectives can reduce the cleanup later.

Notable story-related hidden trophies include:

Step 2: Hub Activities and Skate Challenges

High on Life 2’s list leans into skate-inspired side content, and the best time to handle these is once hubs are fully open and traversal feels comfortable. This keeps attempts efficient and limits backtracking.

Skate and Activity Trophies:

If any activity feels frustrating early, it is usually better to move on and return later with more movement familiarity rather than forcing it immediately.

Step 3: Exploration and Collectibles

After story completion and hub unlocks, the rest of the list becomes a cleanup sweep. This includes museum visits, posters, hub interactables, and any collectible-style progress that rewards thorough exploration.

These trophies typically fall into this step:

This is also the best time to handle any puzzle-style or knowledge-check trophies, since the player will have seen more of the game and its jokes.

Step 4: Side Quests and Unique Events

Several hidden trophies read like optional events, side quest conclusions, or specific outcome triggers. These are best handled last because they are often easier to target once everything else is done, and some may require revisiting a specific mission or location.

Optional and Event-Based Trophies:

Because outcomes are referenced (saving someone, sparing someone, different endings), this is where manual saves are most useful. If the game allows replays of story segments or mission select, this step becomes much simpler.

Step 5: Long Completion Trophy

One trophy stands out as time-intensive.

This is likely the final grind before earning full completion.

Final Trophy: Platinum

Once every other PlayStation trophy is unlocked, the Platinum Trophy will unlock automatically.