- Estimated trophy difficulty: 2/10 (Trophy Difficulty Rating)
- Offline trophies: 13 (9, 3, 1)
- Online trophies: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 100%: 6-10 Hours (Estimated Time to 100%)
- Minimum number of playthroughs: 3
- Number of missable trophies: 0 (Level Select)
- Glitched trophies: 0
- Does difficulty affect trophies?: No
- Do cheat codes disable trophies?: No Cheats
Welcome to Pocket RPG. A classic RPG game, where you can play as either a ranger, a magician or a warrior. You have to complete quests, which contain numerous maps within them. However, here's the twist. Every time you complete a quest, and progressively move onto the next one, you are stripped back to your bare starting weapons, and have to collect better equipment all over again! This makes it all the more challenging. The only thing you get to keep are your Skills and Armoury upgrades, which can be upgraded with points you earn from levelling up.
Step 1: Start your first play-through with the Darkranger
You will have 3 characters which you will need to complete the same quests with separately. All 3 are fairly similar in power, however it is best to start off with the Darkranger, so you can become familiar with using a long-range weapon (as you will with the Battlemage) but also learn how to best circle enemies (round them up if you will) and kill them. If you are finding any of the quests tricky to complete, then you can change your difficulty setting to Easy. This will not affect you earning any of the trophies.
You can potentially earn 6 trophies straight off from your first quest. However, whilst ensuring you have killed every enemy, destroyed all breakables, looted all chests and discovered the secret wall, you may just miss out on completing the 3 maps in the first quest within the 15 minute time limit, which is required for the 15 Minutes Of Fame trophy. If you do miss out, you can simply speed-run the first quest on your second play-through with your next chosen character.
The other 5 trophies that you should get quite easily in the first quest are:
Destructive Habits
Gladiator
Explorer
Treasure Hunter
Stupid But Brave
Upon completing your first playthrough of the 5 main quests, you will achieve the Dragon Quencher and Darkranger Award trophies.
Step 2: Complete your second play-through with the Blademaster
The Blademaster, as you may have guessed, wields swords as his preferred choice of weapon. The Blademaster is also the easiest of the 3 characters to use, as you can simply button mash enemies with his attacks, unlike the Darkranger and Battlemage, which require R-Stick aiming.
You will want to have put your enemy rounding up skills into good use here, as you will be in line for more damage when up close attacking your enemies. Whilst completing your Blademaster play-through, you will want to also go for the 50 enemy kill spree, along with levelling up 10 times in one map. Both of these can be done with the Darkranger, however your arrows auto-lock when shot in the direction, which could jeopardise your kill spree attempt (see the Guide for details), therefore it's recommended to do so with the Blademaster, as you are in complete control of your weapons. By successfully doing aforementioned, you will unlock:
Blademaster Award
Overachiever
Chaos God
Step 3: Complete your final play-through with the Battlemage
The Battlemage is arguably the hardest character to complete the game with. Not only do your long-range magic spells require you to move from the centre for every shot (unlike the Darkranger, which you can just hold in any direction and it will constantly fire arrows) but your attacks also need to charge each time before fired. The longer you hold before release, the greater the charge and therefore increased power
Having played the same 5 quests, twice over already with 2 different attacking approaches, you are prepared as best as you possibly could be to complete the game with the Battlemage. Completing your last play-through will unlock:
Battlemage Award
Multitalented
[PST Would Like To Thank RomanClaret for this Roadmap]