Break a Leg (Bronze) - Fend off a menace from above in Mission 05.

Backroad (Bronze) - Destroy a certain wall in Mission 04.

Where the Red Orbs Grow (Bronze) - Collected Red Orbs from an unexpected spot in Mission 02.

Protect the People (Bronze) - Defeat all enemies in Mission 01.

Fall from Grace (Bronze) - Clear the Prologue Mission.

Highway to Hell (Gold) - Complete the game on Hell and Hell mode.

Stairway to Heaven (Silver) - Complete the game on Heaven or Hell mode.

Dance with the Devil (Silver) - Complete the game on Dante Must Die mode.

Doing Daddy Proud (Bronze) - Complete the game on Son of Sparda mode.

Showtime! (Bronze) - Complete the game on Devil Hunter mode.

Let’s Rock! (Bronze) - Complete the game on Human mode.

Devil May Cry (Platinum) –Unlock all trophies.

Here are all of Devil May Cry 5‘s trophies: Who’s up for a challenge? Hell, who’s physically capable of getting this platinum, nevermind the ridiculous mental dedication it’ll require? The good news is that compared to “Worthy of Legend,” everything else is a cakewalk. It’s not easy being this stylish - especially when you consider that Hell and Hell mode cranks up each enemy’s health and leaves the player to die with a single hit.

That means playing the game five different times, and being proficient enough to earn each mission’s highest ranking. The obvious biggie is the “Worthy of Legend” trophy that requires beating every mission with an S rank on all difficulties except for Heaven and Hell mode. Ahead of tomorrow’s Devil May Cry 5 launch, we’ve gotten a peek at the trophy list. However, anyone motivated enough to chase down all the achievements or trophies is in for one hell of a monumental task. It’s so wonderfully excellent that we awarded it a perfect 10 score. This combination is about the best possible outcome for a Devil May Cry game. Devil May Cry 5 is good and Devil May Cry 5 is tough.

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