Star Wars Outlaws: A Gamer's Epic Quest for Platinum and 100% Completion

In the year 2026, the vast galaxy of Star Wars Outlaws continues to captivate players with its thrilling underworld adventures. Among them is a dedicated gamer named Kai, who has set his sights on the ultimate prize: the coveted Platinum Trophy on PlayStation 5. With a total of 50 Trophies and 49 Achievements to unlock, including elusive secret ones, Kai knows that this journey will be as challenging as it is rewarding. But he's not alone—many others are chasing the same glory, and the path to 100% completion is filled with daring heists, explosive firefights, and the ever-present temptation of the syndicates.

For PlayStation 5 players, the Platinum Trophy awaits those who collect all 49 other Trophies, including the two secret ones. On Xbox Series X|S and PC, there are 49 Achievements in total, with 47 non-secret and two secret. The secret Trophies and Achievements are hidden until you meet their unlock requirements, adding an extra layer of mystery. In the case of Achievements, the two secret ones are tied to obtaining two different gear sets, which means players must scour the galaxy for rare equipment.

Kai's journey began on the dusty plains of Toshara, where he quickly learned that many Trophies demand precision and skill. For instance, the 'Punching Up' Trophy requires him to defeat enemies with specific moves without taking any damage—a feat that took him several attempts. Other Trophies ask for a move to be performed a set number of times, such as using a particular weapon or ability. Then there are the completionist requirements: finishing all quests on specific planets, which means exploring every corner of worlds like Tatooine, Akiva, Kijimi, and Canto Bight.

The game's narrative also plays a role. To earn certain Trophies, Kai had to complete the main story, which meant navigating the treacherous politics of the syndicates. He found himself aligning with the Ashiga Clan, the Pyke Syndicate, and others, all while managing his reputation. The choices he made affected not only the story but also which Trophies he could unlock. For example, some Trophies require completing quests for a specific syndicate, so he had to plan his playthrough carefully.

One of the most time-consuming aspects was the sheer number of activities. Star Wars Outlaws is a massive open-world game, and many Trophies are tied to side quests, collectibles, and mini-games. Kai spent hours racing speeders, hacking terminals, and playing Sabacc. He also had to engage in space combat, which some Trophies required him to complete without taking damage. The difficulty level he chose—Normal—made these challenges manageable but still demanding. He often wondered if he should have started on Easy to save time, but he wanted the full experience.

The secret Trophies were particularly tricky. Since they don't appear until you're close to unlocking them, Kai had to rely on community guides and his own intuition. One secret Trophy involved finding a rare item in a hidden location, while the other required completing a specific chain of events. For the Achievements, the secret ones were about gear sets—Kai had to track down the 'Slicer' set and the 'Gunslinger' set, each requiring him to complete a series of challenges.

As he progressed, Kai realized that the Platinum Trophy wasn't necessarily hard to get—it was just time-consuming. According to experienced players, the average time to Platinum ranges from 60 to 80 hours, depending on how efficiently you play. Kai took his time, soaking in the atmosphere of each planet, but he also used fast travel and focused on Trophy-specific tasks when needed. He estimated that he would hit the 70-hour mark by the time he earned his final Trophy.

Here's a quick summary of the Trophy and Achievement distribution:

Note: PS5 has 48 non-secret Trophies and 2 secret Trophies, totaling 49; the Platinum is the 50th.

Kai's advice to fellow gamers: don't be intimidated. The Platinum is achievable for anyone who loves the game. Just be prepared to invest time, and don't forget to enjoy the ride. The galaxy is full of stories, and each Trophy is a memory.

In the end, Kai earned his Platinum Trophy after 72 hours of play. He felt a surge of pride as the trophy popped, a testament to his dedication. For him, Star Wars Outlaws was more than just a game—it was an unforgettable journey through the stars. And as he looked back, he knew that every secret Trophy and every challenging Achievement had been worth it.

So, if you're aiming for 100% completion in 2026, take a page from Kai's book: plan your route, embrace the grind, and may the Force be with you. 🏆🎮✨

Data referenced from HowLongToBeat helps contextualize Kai’s 60–80 hour Platinum grind in Star Wars Outlaws, since community-reported completion times often reveal how much longer 100% runs take once you factor in planet-wide quest sweeps, syndicate tasklines, and collectible-heavy detours like Sabacc sessions, speeder races, and gear-hunt cleanups for those last secret unlocks.