Beast of Reincarnation trophy guide: the quick answer
The official Steam data checked on September 22, 2026 lists 46 Steam achievements for Beast of Reincarnation. That is the safest hard number for the PC version. A current community trophy roadmap also lists 46 PlayStation trophies and describes a route with no missable trophies, two full playthroughs, New Game+, and a final cleanup pass. Those route details are useful planning evidence, but they are not the same thing as a developer promise.
For a low-regret completion run, do not rush into a collectible spreadsheet on the first hour. Finish the story while learning Emma’s sword actions and Koo’s command layer, keep a note of unusual rooms or upgrade materials, then return for cleanup after the ending. The route becomes easier to audit when story progress, exploration, combat experiments, and New Game+ goals are recorded separately.
What the official sources confirm about achievements
Steam’s official app data identifies Beast of Reincarnation as a single-player action, adventure, RPG with Steam Achievements and a total of 46 achievements. It also lists adjustable difficulty, subtitle options, controller support, and Steam Cloud. These platform declarations help you understand the achievement environment, but they do not prove that a particular trophy requires a particular difficulty, route, or input.
The achievement names visible in the official highlighted set include Duty Fulfilled, Floral Profusion, Life After the End, The End of Reincarnation, Blade Enthusiast, Munitions Master, Bestie, Closest Companion, and Gourmand. Hidden names and exact unlock conditions should be read from the account-facing platform list. This page uses the public names as route landmarks rather than pretending that nine highlighted entries are the full list.
| Fact | Current evidence | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Total count | 46 Steam achievements in official app data | Use 46 as the verified PC completion target. |
| Game format | Single-player action RPG | Plan a solo route; do not expect a shared multiplayer unlock path. |
| Difficulty | Steam lists adjustable difficulty | Do not assume difficulty is tied to trophies without checking the exact condition. |
| Achievement names | Nine highlighted names are exposed officially | Use the live platform list for the complete hidden and visible set. |
| Store state | Steam is the PC source of record | Check your account, region, patch, and language before following a dated guide. |
A spoiler-light roadmap for the first completion
The most useful trophy guide is an order of operations, not a wall of hidden descriptions. The community route checked for this page points to two complete runs: a first story-focused run and a second pass that uses New Game+ and cleanup knowledge. The exact reason for every required revisit belongs to the live trophy list, so the steps below describe safe priorities rather than inventing a chapter-by-chapter solution.
During the first run, keep the game readable. Explore side paths when they are obvious, test one new command or upgrade at a time, and record anything that looks like a permanent choice. If a guide tells you to reload a save, skip a cutscene, or choose a precise response, treat that as version-specific advice until you reproduce it on your platform.
- 1. Finish the story without panic-cleaning
Follow the main route, learn the encounter rhythm, and avoid turning every unexplained object into a checklist emergency. A clean first clear gives you a stable save and exposes which systems the game actually asks you to revisit. - 2. Record collectibles and upgrade signals
Note rooms, unusual paths, resource names, weapon or ammunition milestones, and companion-related prompts. The goal is not to publish a guessed map; it is to make the later cleanup pass intentional. - 3. Check the post-story state
After the ending, verify whether your current version leaves a usable save, free-roam access, chapter selection, or another return route. Community guides describe a cleanup phase, but the account-facing build is the authority for how your save behaves. - 4. Use New Game+ for remaining route goals
If an achievement requires a second run, combine it with the route that the live list identifies. Keep platform, difficulty, and patch notes beside the claim so a later update does not silently turn a local observation into a universal rule. - 5. Finish the final platform checklist
Compare the unlocked total with the live list, inspect hidden entries, confirm remaining collectibles or upgrades, and only then call the run complete. Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox may expose the same game milestone with different labels or timing.
Route decision table: what to do and when
Use this table to decide whether a new discovery belongs in the current run, the cleanup pass, or a separate verification note.
| Situation | Best action | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A story achievement unlocks naturally | Continue the main route | Do not restart a clean run for a milestone already tied to normal progression. |
| A collectible is visible but the route is unsafe | Mark its location and return later | Survival and readable combat are more valuable than a blind detour. |
| An upgrade requirement is unclear | Test one variable and record the version | A single community post is not enough to establish a universal condition. |
| The ending is complete but the list is short | Check post-story cleanup first | Many completion routes become clearer after the main narrative state changes. |
| A New Game+ condition appears | Reserve the second run for it | Combining repeatable goals prevents an avoidable third playthrough. |
| A platform list disagrees with a guide | Trust the account-facing list | The live platform and patch are closer to your actual unlock state. |
Missables, difficulty, and New Game+
The current PowerPyx roadmap reports zero missable trophies and says the route can be completed across two playthroughs, with New Game+ used for cleanup. That is a helpful answer to the most common fear behind a trophy search: accidentally locking yourself out of the platinum. Still, “zero missable” is a community finding tied to the guide’s checked version. It should not override a changed trophy description, a patch note, or a different platform list.
The same caution applies to difficulty. Steam’s official page lists adjustable difficulty, while the community guide does not identify a difficulty-specific trophy requirement. The practical recommendation is to choose the setting that keeps enemy signals and command timing readable. Raising difficulty for its own sake can make a completion route harder without adding verified trophy value.
New Game+ should be treated as a route stage, not a reason to rush the first run. Finish the story, inspect the remaining entries, then carry only the necessary goals into the second playthrough. If the live list changes the requirement, the page should be updated with the exact platform and patch rather than keeping a confident but stale sentence.
Are any trophies missable?
Current community guidance says no. The safer interpretation is “no missable trophies reported in the checked route,” followed by a quick recheck of the current platform list before a blind run.
Does difficulty matter?
The official store confirms adjustable difficulty, but the checked roadmap does not attach a trophy to a specific setting. Use the setting that makes the game readable and verify the condition if the platform list says otherwise.
Why plan for New Game+?
Community roadmap evidence places some cleanup or progression work in a second run. Keep the first playthrough focused, then use the second run to combine repeatable goals instead of guessing at an all-in-one route.
Steam, PS5, and Xbox: keep the platform wording precise
“Trophy guide” is the PlayStation phrase, while Steam uses “achievements” and Xbox uses “achievements” or “gamerscore” language. Search engines group those queries because the player need is similar, but the account-facing list is still the final source for the platform you own. This page therefore uses the shared word completion guide while naming each platform explicitly.
The official Steam data verifies 46 achievements for the PC product. The current community PlayStation roadmap lists 46 trophies with one platinum, two gold, eleven silver, and thirty-two bronze trophies. That tier breakdown is useful for PS5 planning, but it is community-sourced rather than an official publisher statement. The Xbox list should be checked in the account-facing Xbox ecosystem instead of inferred from the Steam total.
| Platform | Use this page for | Verify locally |
|---|---|---|
| Steam / PC | 46 official Steam achievements and the shared roadmap | Live achievement list, patch, language, and sync state. |
| PlayStation 5 | Community trophy route and platinum planning | Current PSN trophy list, hidden descriptions, and regional account state. |
| Xbox / Windows ecosystem | Achievement concepts and route order | Current Xbox achievements, gamerscore, and account-facing unlock behavior. |
What this trophy guide does not claim
This is not an official trophy list, a guarantee that every platform shares identical conditions, or a substitute for the hidden descriptions attached to your account. It also does not copy a complete collectible map from another guide. The useful information here is the decision framework: which facts are official, which route findings are community-tested, and when to stop trusting a cached snippet.
A future update can add exact achievement names, chapter references, collectible coordinates, or patch-specific fixes when the evidence is reproducible. Until then, the page avoids invented boss names, fabricated unlock percentages, fake save instructions, and claims that a single difficulty or region behaves the same everywhere. That boundary is especially important for a new game whose search results changed quickly after launch.
Official sources and community cross-check
Use the official store pages for the current product state and the account-facing achievement or trophy list for exact conditions. The community roadmap is included as a cross-check for route planning, missable status, estimated time, and New Game+ sequencing; it is not presented as an official announcement.