Trophy Overview and Objectives
Explore trophy goals in this cooperative adventure. Learn how to unlock each badge, track progress, and aim for the ultimate platinum finish. The guide details required actions, hidden triggers, and timing tricks to help you master every challenge.Use this roadmap to track each trophy celebrate progress.
Understanding Trophy Types
In “It Takes Two,” trophies are divided into several categories that reflect the game’s cooperative spirit and creative design. The primary types are:
- Co‑op Completion Trophies – awarded for finishing levels together, completing specific joint objectives, or achieving a shared score threshold.
- Hidden Item & Easter‑Egg Trophies – earned by discovering obscure collectibles, triggering secret events, or completing quirky side challenges that only appear under certain conditions.
- Minigame Trophies – tied to the 25 distinct minigames scattered throughout the title. Each minigame has a unique win condition, such as beating a time limit, scoring a certain number of points, or performing a particular trick.
- Special Unlock Trophies – require the player to meet specific narrative or gameplay milestones, like rescuing a character, solving a puzzle, or triggering a cut‑scene that unlocks a new area.
- Platinum Trophy – the ultimate goal, achieved once all 100 trophies are collected. It signals mastery of every cooperative nuance and hidden detail the game offers.
Understanding these categories helps players prioritize their efforts, focus on the most time‑consuming trophies and avoid missing hidden triggers. Each type has its own set of conditions, often documented in community wikis, YouTube walkthroughs, and official guides. By mapping out the required actions for each trophy, you can streamline your playthrough and ensure no trophy is overlooked.
Plan your playthrough by noting trophy requirements, timing, and character combos. Keep a checklist, revisit levels, use community resources to confirm each condition before soon proceeding!
Requirements for Achieving Platinum
To claim the Platinum trophy in “It Takes Two,” you must unlock every single trophy the game offers. This includes all 100 trophies, which are split across co‑op completion, hidden items, minigames, and special unlocks. Each trophy has a distinct requirement that must be met in a cooperative context, meaning both players must be actively involved in the action. The most common hurdles are minigame win conditions, which often involve precise timing, score thresholds, or specific character abilities. Hidden item trophies demand meticulous exploration; many are tied to obscure collectibles or Easter‑egg triggers that only activate under particular circumstances, as a specific time of day or a unique player interaction. Co‑op completion trophies require both players to finish levels together or achieve a shared objective, and some of these are only awarded if both characters perform a certain action simultaneously. Special unlock trophies are tied to narrative milestones or puzzle completions that unlock new areas or story beats. To avoid missing any trophy, it is essential to maintain a detailed checklist, revisit levels after each playthrough, and consult community resources for confirmation of each trophy’s exact condition. Once all 100 trophies are collected, the Platinum trophy automatically unlocks, marking the completion of the game’s full cooperative challenge. Remember that each trophy’s unlock is tied to a specific in‑game event or player action, so replaying levels with different strategies or alternate character pairings can reveal hidden paths that were previously overlooked. Keep going!

Common Trophy Categories and Their Requirements
Co‑op trophies reward joint progress, hidden item trophies reward discovery of secret collectibles, and minigame trophies reward winning specific challenges. Each category has unique triggers—time limits, score thresholds, or character combos—requiring careful coordination and replay to secure all.

Co‑op Completion Trophies
These trophies reward players for completing the game together, ensuring both characters finish each level, collect all items, and finish side quests. The main co‑op trophies include “Power Couple” for finishing the story, “Co‑LLA‑BO‑RATION” for completing all cooperative challenges, and “All‑In‑One” for collecting every hidden item. To unlock “Power Couple,” you must finish the main storyline with both protagonists alive and no side‑quest failures. “Co‑LLA‑BO‑RATION” requires you to finish every co‑op minigame at least once, while “All‑In‑One” demands that you gather all 100 collectibles scattered throughout the game’s world. Each trophy has a specific unlock condition: for example, the “All‑In‑One” trophy is only awarded after you have collected every hidden item, including the rare Easter eggs found in the “Once Upon a Time” section of the Roses Room. Players often need to replay certain sections to achieve the required conditions, as some collectibles are only available when specific dialogue choices are made or when certain characters are present. Timing is crucial; some trophies can only be earned if you finish a level before a set time limit or with a particular score. Additionally, the game tracks your progress across sessions, so you can see which trophies remain locked and focus on those specific objectives. By methodically completing each level, collecting all items, and tackling every co‑op challenge, you will gradually unlock all co‑op trophies and move closer to a platinum finish. Enjoy the journey!!.
Hidden Item & Easter Egg Trophies
Hidden Item & Easter Egg Trophies reward players for uncovering every secret corner of It Takes Two. The main trophy, “All‑In‑One,” requires collecting all 100 hidden items scattered across the levels, from simple paper notes to complex puzzle pieces that unlock bonus content. The “Easter Egg Hunter” trophy rewards finding quirky references, such as the tiny “Slamma” statue in Hopscotch or the secret “Megalomania” minigame that appears after completing a side quest. To claim these trophies, locate each hidden object by solving environmental puzzles or interacting with NPCs in a precise order. For example, in the “Once Upon a Time” area of the Roses Room, a hidden printer in the back corner contains a key item that triggers a special dialogue sequence. The “Megalomania” trophy can only be earned by unlocking the minigame through timed actions that involve collecting all “Megalomania” tokens. Keep a detailed checklist, as many items are only accessible after completing certain main story milestones or achieving specific co‑op objectives. The game’s UI provides a “Collectibles” menu that tracks progress, but trophies unlock only when the final condition is met. Meticulous exploration, careful note‑taking, and repeated playthroughs are essential for unlocking every hidden item and Easter egg trophy. Once all items are collected and all Easter eggs are found, the “All‑In‑One” trophy will be awarded, marking a significant step toward the coveted platinum finish.
Use the in‑game “Hints” feature to reveal clues and keep a log of discovered items. Some objects appear only during specific time windows or when both protagonists are together. Thorough exploration unlocks all trophies!

Minigame Trophy Breakdown

Each minigame offers a unique trophy: Megalomania, Batting Team, Break the Bank, and others. Complete each by meeting specific criteria—timed runs, score thresholds, or hidden actions. Use the in‑game guide to locate hidden triggers and track progress for a full trophy set. All trophies unlock after!!.
Megalomania Trophy Locations
To claim the Megalomania trophy, you must finish every minigame in the “Megalomania” section under the “Minigames” menu. Each minigame has a specific completion time or score threshold. The trophy is awarded only after you have earned all individual minigame trophies. Below is a concise map of each location and the required actions.
- Hopscotch – Reach the top of the ladder before the timer expires. The ladder is located in the middle of the level, just past the first set of moving platforms.
- Break the Bank – Smash the piggy bank with a single hit. The bank sits on a pedestal in the center of the room, surrounded by crates that can be moved to clear a path.
- Balloon Pop – Pop all balloons within 30 seconds. Balloons float above the obstacle course; use the wind to guide them.
- Rope Swing – Swing across the gap and land on the target platform. The rope is attached to a tree on the left side of the level.
- Slide – Slide down the slope and hit the finish line before the timer runs out. The slope is at the far right of the map, with a small pit at the end.

Tip: Use the “Replay” feature after each attempt to analyze timing and adjust your strategy. Once all five minigames are completed, the Megalomania trophy will unlock automatically. Keep an eye on the trophy counter in the trophy menu to confirm each unlock.
Enjoy the challenge and celebrate each trophy as you progress in the game!!!!!

Batting Team Trophy Tips
To earn the Batting Team trophy you must hit the ball into the designated target zone in the minigame “Batting Team.” The trophy is awarded only after you have successfully completed the minigame three times with a perfect score. Below are proven strategies to help you achieve the required accuracy and speed.
- Positioning: Stand directly behind the batter’s box to maximize swing angle. The closer you are to the center of the field, the easier it is to hit the ball toward the target.
- Timing: Observe the ball’s trajectory and wait for the peak of its arc before swinging. A mistimed swing will result in a miss or a low hit.
- Power-ups: Collect the “Speed Boost” power-up to increase swing speed, allowing you to hit harder and reach the target zone more consistently.
- Practice Runs: Use the “Practice” mode to fine-tune your swing mechanics. Repeating the same swing pattern will help you develop muscle memory.
- Target Focus: Keep your eyes on the target zone during the swing. This reduces the chance of missing the goal area.
Remember to reset the minigame after each attempt and review the replay to spot any timing or positioning errors. Consistent practice and focus on the above tips will lead you to the Batting Team trophy and ultimately unlock the full platinum set. Try runs for consistency repeat.

Common Pitfalls and Their Solutions
Many players miss the Batting Team trophy due to mis‑timed swings or ignoring the target zone. Also, forgetting to reset the minigame after each attempt can lock progress. Double‑check each reset, focus on swing timing, and keep the ball aimed at the target to avoid these pitfalls. Reset each time keep score.
Timing Mistakes in Minigames
In It Takes Two, many trophy‑hunters stumble on minigame timing. The Batting Team trophy, for instance, rewards a single successful swing that lands the ball in the target zone. Players often swing too early or too late, missing the narrow window. The solution is to observe the ball’s trajectory, wait for the cue light, and release the button at the exact moment the ball crosses the line. The Break the Bank minigame demands a precise sequence of taps. A common error is pressing too fast, causing the piggy bank to reset. Instead, tap in rhythm with the on‑screen prompts, pausing briefly between each tap to ensure the bank doesn’t reset. Another frequent mistake occurs in the Hopscotch minigame: players forget to keep the character’s foot on the correct square, resulting in a loss of points. The fix is to pause, check the highlighted square, and step only when the square is lit. For the Megalomania trophy, timing is critical when launching the ball into the target. Players often misjudge the bounce, causing the ball to miss the target entirely. The trick is to aim slightly higher, allowing the ball to bounce off the wall and hit the target. Finally, in the “Slamma Slam” minigame, players sometimes press the button too early, causing the character to miss the swing. The correct approach is to wait for the visual cue and press the button at the peak of the swing. By mastering these timing nuances, trophy hunters can avoid common pitfalls and secure the coveted trophies Mastery unlocks all today
Forgotten Unlock Conditions
Many trophy hunters overlook subtle unlock conditions that are essential for certain trophies in It Takes Two. These conditions involve specific character interactions, unique item usage, or completing a level under a particular difficulty setting. For example, the “Power Couple” trophy requires both players to finish the entire game on the hardest difficulty with the “Hardcore” flag enabled. If you finish on a lower difficulty, the trophy will not appear, even if all other objectives are met. The “Hidden Item” trophy for the “Secret Garden” area requires the player to collect the hidden key that appears only when the player interacts with the third statue in the garden after the main story is completed. If the player interacts with the statues in a different order, the key will not appear, and the trophy will stay hidden. Additionally, the “Easter Egg” trophy for the “Mysterious Factory” requires the player to trigger a hidden switch that appears only when the player uses the “Sneak” ability to bypass a guard. If the player uses a different ability or fails to trigger the switch, the trophy will not unlock. Finally, some trophies are tied to specific in‑game events that only occur during certain times of the day or after completing a particular side quest. For instance, the “Night Shift” trophy for the “Factory Shift” level only unlocks if the player completes the level after midnight in the game’s time system. If the player completes the level during the day, the trophy will remain locked. All conditions are for a trophy ensuring no trophy missednow Check each requirement; missing one can lock the trophy set today now again.

Final Checklist for Platinum
Verify all trophies, replay levels for missed items, confirm difficulty settings, double‑check hidden triggers, and ensure no pending achievements remain. Once complete, claim the Platinum badge and celebrate your mastery.Double-check each trophy list before finishing!
Verify Trophy Status
Before claiming the coveted Platinum badge, double‑check every trophy’s completion status. Start by opening the trophy list in the main menu and scrolling through each section. Pay special attention to the hidden and “Easter Egg” categories, as they often require specific actions that can be easily overlooked. For each trophy, verify that the icon is fully lit and that the description matches the action you performed. If a trophy appears greyed out, revisit the corresponding level or minigame to ensure you didn’t miss a subtle trigger, such as collecting a hidden item or completing a timed challenge. Use the in‑game “Trophy” overlay to confirm that the achievement has been registered on the server; this is especially important for trophies that unlock only after a certain difficulty level is reached. If you’re playing on a console, check the online trophy database for any pending updates, as some trophies may require a patch to activate. Finally, run through a quick playthrough of each level to catch any last‑minute glitches that could prevent a trophy from unlocking. Once every trophy is confirmed, you’re ready to claim the Platinum badge and celebrate your mastery of the game.
After confirming all trophies, double‑check the list one last time. The system may need a brief sync with the online database, especially on consoles. If any trophy remains greyed out, revisit the level or minigame and look for subtle cues—hidden dialogue or a timing window may be the key. Once every trophy is fully lit, claim the Platinum badge and enjoy the accomplishment today!!
Prepare for Platinum Claim

Once every trophy is confirmed, it’s time to finalize the Platinum process. Begin by ensuring your console or PC is connected to a stable internet connection; many platforms require a quick sync to register the Platinum badge. Check that your user profile is linked to the official trophy database—if you’re on PlayStation, confirm that your PSN account is active and that you’re signed into the same account used to play the game. If you’re on Xbox, verify that your Microsoft account is online and that the Xbox Live service is functioning. If you’re on PC, make sure the Steam or Epic Games client is updated and that your account is logged in.
Next, review the game’s version. A recent patch may have added new trophy conditions or fixed bugs that previously prevented certain trophies from unlocking. Open the game’s settings menu and look for a “Check for Updates” option; install any available updates before attempting the final claim. Once the game is up‑to‑date, restart the application to ensure all trophy data is refreshed.
Now, navigate to the trophy list and scroll to the bottom. The Platinum badge should appear as a new icon. Click on it to view the confirmation screen. Some platforms will prompt you to confirm that you wish to claim the Platinum; accept the prompt. If the badge does not appear, double‑check that all trophies are indeed lit and that no hidden trophies remain. In rare cases, a trophy may be pending due to a server delay; wait a few minutes and refresh the trophy list.
After claiming, celebrate the achievement by sharing a screenshot of the trophy page. Use the in‑game capture feature or console screenshot to document your success. Upload it to your favorite gaming forum or social media to inspire others.
Before submitting, check your trophy data has synced across all devices. If you play on multiple consoles, ensure each one reflects the same progress. A mismatch can delay the Platinum unlock, so verify consistency now
After claiming, celebrate by sharing a screenshot of the trophy page. Use the in‑game capture or console screenshot to document your success. Upload it to your gaming forum social media to inspire others.