CONTROL Resonant ditches guns entirely and drops you into a Patterned version of New York with melee weapons, reality-bending combat, and one of the more demanding trophy lists in recent memory. There are 50 trophies on PlayStation and 49 achievements on Xbox and Steam (no Platinum on those platforms yet), and 19 of them are hidden. If you want to hit 100% completion, you need a plan before you start.
How many trophies are in Control Resonant?
Control Resonant has 50 trophies on PlayStation (including the Platinum) and 49 achievements on Xbox and Steam. The split breaks down into 31 non-hidden trophies and 19 hidden ones. The hidden trophies cover major story beats and boss kills, so if you want to stay spoiler-free, scroll carefully.
Before you dive into the list, make sure your PC can handle the game. Check out the Control Resonant PC system requirements if you haven't already.
All non-hidden trophies and achievements
These 31 trophies are visible from the start and cover character progression, crafting, exploration, and combat mastery. Most of them will come naturally if you play thoroughly, but a few require deliberate focus.
Control Resonant Trophy List: How to Unlock All Achievements & Trophies
What are the hidden trophies in Control Resonant?
The 19 hidden trophies are tied to story progression, boss kills, and a few missable side activities. Read ahead only if you're comfortable with spoilers.
Which trophies are the hardest to earn?
Control Resonant Trophy List: How to Unlock All Achievements & Trophies
Progression-heavy silver trophies
Zone Warden (40 Zone Upgrades) and Astral Potency (Aberrant Strength 100) are the grindiest trophies in the non-hidden category. Neither is difficult in terms of skill, but both require consistent investment throughout the entire playthrough. Don't ignore Zone leveling early on or you'll be backtracking heavily near the end.
Paranatural Artisan (craft 30 Artifacts) pairs well with Paranatural Apprentice and Paranatural Craftsman, since those three form a natural crafting progression. Prioritize crafting materials whenever you find them rather than hoarding them.
Timed and precision challenges
Intense Precision (keep Dominance active for 60 seconds) and Paranatural Agility (3 Perfect Dodges in under 6 seconds) are the two trophies most likely to trip up players who aren't actively thinking about them. Both reward deliberate combat engagement rather than brute-forcing encounters.
Love to Deep Dive (visit the Gap 3 times in under 5 minutes) sounds simple but requires knowing the Gap's layout well enough to navigate it quickly. This is worth attempting once you're comfortable with the area rather than on your first visit.
Tips for reaching 100% completion
Don't skip FBC Tasks
Diligent Consultant requires completing 20 FBC Tasks, and FBC Recruit is just the first one. These tasks are spread across the game and some may be time-sensitive relative to story progression. Pick them up consistently rather than trying to batch them late.
Manage your Zones actively
Field Work (Zone level 3) and Field Control (Zone level 5 in every Zone) are two separate trophies that together demand you treat Zone progression as a core activity, not an afterthought. Reaching level 5 in every Zone for the Platinum means you can't neglect a single one.
Outfit and ability slots
Out of Uniform (outfit item in every customization slot) and Combat Rediness (Combat Ability in every slot) are both easy to miss simply because players forget to engage with the customization systems. Check your slots regularly.
Story trophies will come naturally
The six Resonant boss kill trophies (Unknown, Underpass, Park, Central, West Incursion Zone, Downtown) are all tied to mandatory story encounters. You can't miss them on a full playthrough.
For a sense of how long all this will actually take, the Control Resonant game length breakdown covers the main story runtime and completionist estimates in detail.
Full trophy count summary
For everything else you need heading into launch, the full Control Resonant strategy guides collection covers puzzles, builds, and progression tips as they become available.