LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Trophy Roadmap
- Estimated trophy difficulty: 2/10
- Approximate amount of time to platinum: 70-90 hours
- Offline Trophies: 46 (1
, 3
, 10
, 32
) - Online Trophies: 0
- Number of missable trophies: None
- Glitched trophies: None
- Does difficulty affect trophies?: No difficulty settings available.
- Minimum Playthroughs: 1 Story Mode & many replays of levels in Free Play for Collectibles.
- PS4/PS5 Autopop & Save Transfer: Not available.
- Free-Roam / Level Select after Story?: Yes, you can revisit any level or planet after the story.
- Release Date: April 5, 2022
Introduction
Welcome to the LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Trophy Guide! This is the largest and most ambitious LEGO game ever made, letting you play through all nine films of the Skywalker Saga and fully explore more than 20 planets and their surrounding Space, with the Galaxy acting as a hub. The game features a reinvented combat system, with proper lightsaber and Force combos, plus the addition of an over-the-shoulder camera for shooting. The trophy list is still standard LEGO fare, where you’ll be finishing the story mode for all 45 levels, replaying them in Free Play to gather Minikits and complete Level Challenges, and then completely exploring every planet. There are a huge number of collectibles in the game: 1,116 Kyber Bricks, 380 Characters, 225 Minikits, 135 Level Challenges, 69 Starships, 45 True Jedi, 19 Datacards and 5 Capital Ships. These can all be collected across story levels, by exploring and solving puzzles on planets or by completing the huge amount of missions, trials and challenges. Finally, there are a couple of miscellaneous trophies which you can get quickly.
Step 1: Complete the story [20 hours]
Firstly, play through all of the nine Episodes (45 story levels) in whatever trilogy order you like (you can start with the first Episode of each trilogy) to eventually unlock
‘It’s true… all of it”. While playing, feel free to collect as many Minikits as you want, and inevitably you’ll complete a number of Level Challenges without even trying, but know that most collectibles will be locked until you can use other character types in Free Play. If possible, try and avoid buying characters and ships to save your studs for the multipliers in the Extras menu.
Step 2: Play through the story again in Free Play [20 hours]
Steps 2 and 3 can be done interchangeably to break it up, but essentially here you’ll want to go back through all 45 levels again in Free Play and collect 5 Minikits from each level, complete all 3 Level Challenges and also achieve True Jedi in any levels you’re missing. This should be very easy with stud multipliers active. You will have unlocked a character from every class just from playing the story naturally, which you will need to access all the areas in the levels. You should also have built up a healthy bank of studs, so it’s worth purchasing the Rumour (Holoprojector > Missions > Levels) for each incomplete Level Challenge and Minikit (30,000 studs each, although can be discounted up to 50% by purchasing an upgrade in the Scoundrel Class) to know in advance what to aim for.
Step 3: Clean-up in Free Roam & Miscellaneous (40 hours)
Now it’s time for the longest part of the Platinum: collecting everything and finishing all of the missions on each planet and their surrounding Space, plus the five Capital Ships which also contain collectibles. Some planets have smaller explorable areas, while ones more integral to the story like Tattooine and Coruscant have multiple large areas. You’ll need to collect all of the Kyber Bricks and Datacards by solving puzzles in the environment, collect all characters and ships by finishing missions given by other characters and complete a number of trials and challenges like races, shooting galleries and more. Luckily, everything is tracked in the Holoprojector menu and you can buy Rumours for hints on how to unlock any collectible, while highlighting any collectible on the in-game map and pressing 
will set waypoint arrows which lead directly to it. Once you collect everything, you will unlock “See you around, kid”. You should have almost everything by now, even the 10 billion studs should come fairly quickly if you have all the multipliers active (these can be purchased with Datacards). If you’re missing a trophy it’s likely to be for riding one of every animal, so check the guide below for what you need.
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Trophy Guide
 | A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…. Collect all trophies |  |
| Earn all other trophies to unlock platinum (DLC not required). | ||
 | The Phantom Menace Complete ”Episode I – The Phantom Menace” |  |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | Attack of the Clones Complete ”Episode II – Attack of the Clones” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | Revenge of the Sith Complete ”Episode III – Revenge of the Sith” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | A New Hope Complete ”Episode IV – A New Hope” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | The Empire Strikes Back Complete ”Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | Return of the Jedi Complete ”Episode VI – Return of the Jedi” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | The Force Awakens Complete ”Episode VII – The Force Awakens” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | The Last Jedi Complete ”Episode VIII – The Last Jedi” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | The Rise of Skywalker Complete ”Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker” | |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 5 levels in the Episode. | ||
 | ”It’s true… all of it” Complete The Skywalker Saga |  |
| Automatic story-related trophy. Unlocks after finishing all 45 levels across the 9 Episodes. | ||
 | The Arkanis Sector Complete all events on Geonosis and Tatooine | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | Greater Javin Complete all events on Bespin, Crait and Hoth | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | New Territories Complete all events on Cantonica, Yavin 4 and Ajan Kloss | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | Rishi Maze Complete all events on Kamino | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | The Interior Complete all events on Coruscant, Jakku and Takodana | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | The Slice Complete all events on Kashyyyk and Kijimi | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. Note that Kijimi has no events, so only Kashyyyk is really required for this trophy. | ||
 | Trailing Sectors Complete all events on D’Qar, Naboo and Pasaana | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | Unknown Regions Complete all events on Ahch-To, Endor, Kef Bir and Exegol | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | Western Reaches Complete all events on Dagobah, Mustafar, Utapau | |
| See ”See you around, kid” for more information. | ||
 | ”You think you’re some kind of Jedi?” Achieve True Jedi in a single level | |
See  “Now I am the Master” for more information. | ||
 | ”Now I am the Master” Achieve True Jedi in every level |  |
| True Jedi is achieved when you obtain a certain number of studs in a level, which is shown by the bar which fills up at the top of the screen. Initially, you may struggle to hit the threshold in the early story levels but once you obtain and activate the stud multipliers from Datacards, you’ll achieve True Jedi within seconds of starting a level on Free Play. Do this on all 45 levels for the trophy. | ||
 | ”Impressive, most impressive” Complete all ‘Level Challenges’ in a single level | |
| See “No more training, do you require” for more information. | ||
 | ”No more training, do you require” Complete all ‘Level Challenges’ | |
| Level Challenges are specific tasks you need to complete within a level, some of which can only be earned at certain points and require restarting if you miss them, while others span entire levels. There are 3 in each level for a total of 135. Luckily, almost all levels are very short and none of the challenges are too difficult.It’s not worth thinking about these on your first Story playthrough, as you will naturally earn a fair chunk of them without trying anyway, and regardless, some require different character classes on Free Play anyway. You can track all Challenges by going to your Holoprojector (Missions > Levels) where you can highlight each individual Challenge and purchase a ‘Rumour’ for 30,000 studs each, (although this can be discounted up to 50% by purchasing an upgrade in the Scoundrel Class) to give you a summary of what to do. If you purchased stud multipliers early then you should have a huge amount of studs to make this charge negligible.Note that once you complete all Challenges, you can quit out of a level and it’ll save your progress. There’s no need to finish it. | ||
 | ”A fine addition to my collection” Collect all Minikits in a single level | |
| See “You needn’t worry about your reward” for more information. | ||
 | ”You needn’t worry about your reward” Collect all Minikits | |
| Minikits are the small white canisters that you can find in levels, usually somewhat hidden or require shooting specific targets in flying levels. There are 5 in each level, for a total of 225 in the game.The vast majority of Minikits can only be found in Free Play, so on your first playthrough don’t bother searching too hard as you likely won’t have the characters required to access them. To make your search much easier, purchase the ‘Collectible Detector’ skill in the Core Tree so that they are marked in-game with blue circles, and also on you minimap where you can track them with a waypoint. This won’t always lead you directly to them, but will point you in the right direction. As with Level Challenges, you can also track all Minikits by going to your Holoprojector (Missions > Levels) where you can highlight each individual Minikit and purchase a ‘Rumour’ for 30,000 studs each, (although this can be discounted up to 50% by purchasing an upgrade in the Scoundrel Class) to give you a hint of their location. If you purchased stud multipliers early then you should have a huge amount of studs to make this charge negligible.Note that once you collect all Minikits, you can quit out of a level and it’ll save your progress. There’s no need to finish it. | ||
 | ”Raw, untamed power” Fully upgrade a character class | |
| See “Power! Unlimited power!” Note that fully upgrading ‘Core Abilities’ will NOT count for this trophy. | ||
 | ”Power! Unlimited power!” Fully upgrade all of the character classes | |
| There are 9 different character classes in the game: Jedi, Hero, Scavenger, Scoundrel, Bounty Hunter, Villain, Dark Side, Astromech Droid and Protocol Droid. Each class comes with its own set of upgrades, and there is also a skill tree for Core Upgrades which does not count for this trophy (although these skills are probably the most useful, so don’t neglect it!). Each upgrade has three tiers and costs a certain number of Kyber Bricks to upgrade, and eventually you’ll accumulate enough to buy everything. You can purchase upgrades from the Holoprojector.javascript:window.parent%5B%221aa7eb39-44a8-8914-4477-1f75710bb051%22%5D.run(%7Bwnd%3Awindow%2Csjs%3A%22javascript%3A’%3Chtml%3E%3Cbody%3E%3C%2Fbody%3E%3C%2Fhtml%3E’%22%7D)javascript:window.parent%5B%221aa7eb39-44a8-8914-4477-1f75710bb051%22%5D.run(%7Bwnd%3Awindow%2Csjs%3A%22javascript%3A’%3Chtml%3E%3Cbody%3E%3C%2Fbody%3E%3C%2Fhtml%3E’%22%7D)Most abilities are combat-related, although some others are worth purchasing earlier as they allow you to skip the hacking minigames and purchase Rumours at a discount, which will save time during your collectible clean-up. These are:Hero Terminal Expert (Hero)Business Opportunist (Scoundrel)Villain Terminal Expert (Villain)Astromech Socket Expert (Astromech Droid) | ||
 | ”What have you done with those plans?” Collect every datacard | |
| There are 19 Datacards in total, and these replace the Red Bricks from previous games. They allow you to purchase Extras from the Holoprojector (Extras > Datacards) which include stud multipliers, filters, fun cosmetics, companions and more. You should prioritise buying the x2, x4, x6, x8 and x10 multipliers first as they stack for a total of x3840, with which you can buy anything instantly and also work towards “Only one business in the Galaxy…”Datacards can be collected from various different planets during Free Roam (they are shown in the planet overview), and if you purchase the ‘Collectible Detector’ skill from the Core Upgrades tree, they will show on the screen with a blue circle and can be tracked on the minimap. | ||
 | ”You may fire when ready” Collect 1000 Kyber Bricks | |
| Kyber Bricks are used to upgrade your characters in the game, and are obtained practically everywhere. There is a total of 1116 in the game, and while you only need 1000 for this trophy, you’ll need to obtain them all for “See you around, kid”.There are 6 in each story level; you obtain one for finishing a mission, one for each of the three levels of True Jedi you achieve, one for collecting all Minikits and one for finishing all three Level Challenges.This accounts for 270 bricks, with the rest coming from clearing out all planets, their surrounding Space areas and the 5 Capital Ships. Obtaining most bricks involves solving some sort of puzzle in the environment, completing challenges or using different character abilities to traverse areas. You can purchase Rumours for any brick you like in the menu to get a hint on how to obtain it, and it is highly recommended to buy the ‘Collectible Detector’ skill from the Core Upgrades to highlight them on your screen and the minimap. You can also open the map in the Holoprojector and highlight any Kyber Brick with to get a waypoint towards it. It’s not always extremely accurate, but it points you in the right direction. | ||
 | ”Hello there!” Collect all characters | |
| There is a total of 380 characters in the game. More than half of them will unlock naturally through the story and the rest from completing the various side missions in the Galaxy. However, most of them appear in the character menu as a silhouette until you purchase them for studs. You DO need to purchase them all for this trophy, and if you are missing some it is likely the ones on the Capital Ships, some of which are also locations for the Wandering Wookiee who is an unlockable character.You will get this automatically as part of “See you around, kid”. | ||
 | ”See you around, kid” Complete all of the events in the Galaxy | |
| This trophy will encompass the majority of your playing time, as it requires you to collect everything on every planet and their surrounding Space (including Kyber Bricks, Characters, Ships and Datacards).‘Events’ involves finding all the bricks in the environment (usually by solving puzzles), finishing all missions, completing all Galaxy Challenges, Galaxy Trials and destroying Kyber Comets. The only things not required for this trophy are collectibles from the 45 story missions (True Jedi, Minikits and Level Challenges) and the five Capital Ships (although you do need to complete them for other trophies).Most of the missions in the game require lots of planet hopping and only unlock after finishing others, so don’t worry if you’ve seemingly found everything on the map but are not at 100% on a planet yet as it will likely unlock later after exploring a different planet. Checking your Holoprojector regularly for the list of missions, challenges and collectibles on each planet is a good idea, and you can also purchase Rumours which will provide locations and unlock conditions for collectibles and missions. You can press to track any collectible with on-screen waypoints, which is very useful in areas that have many floors. | ||
 | ”The fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy” Complete all races in the Galaxy | |
| There are a total of 38 races in the Galaxy and usually involve you running, driving or flying through a certain number of gates or destroying a number of targets within a time limit. They can be tracked on the Holoprojector (Missions > Trials) and you need to get a Gold time on them all. Luckily, they’re all very easy and shouldn’t take more than a couple of tries each. You can purchase a Rumour for each one, which will tell you exactly where they can be found (some of them are in Space as well as on planets) and also provide a waypoint to lead you directly to them when you land on a planet. | ||
 | ”Do or do not. There is no try” Complete all Galaxy Challenges | |
| Galaxy Challenges can be found in the Holoprojector (Missions > Challenges). There are 10 in total and they involve things like completing all Shooting Galleries and finding Mouse Droids, Porgs and the Wandering Wookiee across the Galaxy’s planets and Capital Ships. Luckily, you can purchase a Rumour for each one, which will tell you exactly where they can be found and also provide a waypoint to lead you directly to them when you land on a planet. It’s best to leave this until last as you’ll likely make good progress on a lot of them naturally during your clean-up. | ||
 | ”Jedi Business” Use Jedi Mind Tricks to make 5 people fight simultaneously in the Cantina | |
To earn this trophy, you must visit Chalmun’s Cantina in Mos Eisley (Tattooine) and use a Mind Trick on someone (hold  and select ‘Influence’) with any Jedi character. However, you won’t be able to complete it initially as you can’t initiate a fight without finishing some missions first.Firstly, you must accept the mission ‘Armed and Dangerous’ from Doctor Evazan, who is standing next to the entrance, and complete it. On your return, the mission ‘Bar Brawl’ will become available from Ponda Baba who is standing in the same location. During this mission, the entire Cantina will be fighting amongst each other and using a Mind Trick on just one of them unlocks this trophy. If you do miss this trophy, then once you’ve finished this mission there will be 5 people in the Cantina to use a Mind Trick on every time you enter, so you can Influence one of them and punch another to trigger this trophy. | ||
 | ”I’ve never seen a real one!” Ride all creatures throughout the Galaxy | |
| You can ride a number of creatures in the game, some of which can be found in missions, with most being on the Galaxy’s various planets during free roam. Mount them with to make it count towards your total. Droids and vehicles don’t count for this. The following are creatures that can be ridden:Fathier (Cantonica, on the beach) – A horse-like creature with long horizontal ears.Bantha (Tatooine, roaming around in Jundland Wastes, Mos Espa and Mos Eisley) – Like wooly mammoths with curved horns.Dewback (Tatooine, outside Chalmun’s Cantina next to a Bantha) – A giant green lizard.Ronto (Tatooine, next to the landing pad in Mos Eisley) – Large dinosaur-like creature with big ears and two horns.Kaadu (Episode 1 – Outmanned But Not Out-Gungan-ed level. Alternatively, Naboo, in the Gungan city in Lake Paonga) – Dinosaur-like creature with a giraffe colour scheme.Orray (Episode 2 – Petranaki Panic level) – Large dog-like mounts being ridden by Geonosians in the arena. Kill the Geonosian and mount it.Reek (Episode 2 – Petranaki Panic level) – The large boss creature which looks like a rhino. You can mount it in the second part of the mission after you’ve defeated all three creatures.Tauntaun (Hoth, everywhere inside Echo Base) – Lizard-like creature standing on two legs with two short arms.Luggabeast (Jakku – Niima Outpost. To spawn it, first finish the side mission ‘Luggabeast of Burden in Jakku – Tuanul Village. It will then spawn near the landing pad in Niima). – Large four-legged animal with a blue rectangular head.Orbak (Episode 9 – Be With Me level, automatically ridden. Alternatively, Kef Bir during the side mission ‘Untitled Orbak Game’, which will spawn the Orbaks on your map). – A horse-like creature with tusks. | ||
 | ”You guys got yourself a ship!” Earn 17,000 studs | |
| This can be unlocked as early as the beginning of the first mission Negotiations in Episode I – Phantom Menace. While in the Trade Federation Battleship Hangar, destroy some of the Lego objects until you get to the required amount. | ||
 | ”Only one business in the Galaxy…” Earn 10,000,000,000 studs | |
| For this trophy, unless you want to spend thousands of hours smashing things, you’ll need to collect at least 5 Datacards and purchase the x2, x4, x6, x8 and x10 Extras from the Holoprojector. When you start the game, it’s worth solely focusing on saving your studs to purchase these if you can rather than on characters and ships, since when you stack the multipliers to get x3840 you’ll be able to afford everything instantly anyway.Once this is done, you’ll naturally accumulate studs as you replay story levels for 100% and while clearing out the planets for collectibles. Eventually, you’ll hit 10 billion studs, probably long before you’re finished collecting everything else anyway. | ||
 | ”Get the crews to their fighters” Destroy 100 TIE fighters | |
| TIE fighters are the standard starfighters of the Imperial fleet. If you start with the Prequel Trilogy (Episodes 1-3) then you won’t fight any of these, but they are abundant in Episodes 4-9. In particular, the missions Stay on Target (Episode 4) and Low Flying Garbage (Episode 7) sees you shooting down a fair number of them to progress, so you can farm them here if you want but there is no real need as you’ll also have to destroy hundreds anyway in smuggling missions and space battles which are required for 100% completion. | ||
 | ”Aggressive Negotiations” Defeat 3 enemies at the same time with an explosion | |
This will almost certainly come naturally without trying. If for some reason you haven’t got it during the Story, then switch to a Villain character who can throw grenades (General Grievous for example), find a group of enemies together and throw one with  to kill them all. | ||
 | ”And who gave you permission…?” Shoot helmets off 50 enemies | |
| This trophy is another which should come naturally as you’ll be fighting thousands of Clone Troopers/Stormtroopers through the story (from the end of Episode 3 onwards) and your planetary clean-up. You’ll need to use a character with a blaster to shoot helmets off, which is recommended anyway as a follow-up shot to the head is an instant kill. | ||
 | ”A little short for a Stormtrooper…” Create 25 disguises as a Hero character | |
| Hero characters can disguise themselves by killing Stormtroopers, who randomly drop their armor separately in three pieces: helmet, torso and legs. You’ll need to use this in the story at times to bypass enemies and access villain terminals, but it’s likely you won’t do it 25 times. Luckily, there is a simple way to farm it. In Free Play, equip a Hero character and kill enemies until they drop all three pieces. Equip them, then change your character to someone else from your character bar of a different class, who will spawn in and the armor will drop to the floor. Simply switch back to your Hero character, equip the three pieces again, then rinse and repeat as many times as you need. | ||
 | ”I don’t like you either!” Achieve a combat multiplier score of 30 | |
| This will likely come naturally too, but there are two main ways of earning this.The first is to play any level featuring a lightsaber boss fight (Episode 1 – Better Call Maul is the first of these). At some point during the fight, a scripted QTE will occur when the enemy attacks you very fast with their lightsaber and you have to mash to block it. This automatically gets you a 25 multiplier score if you don’t fail it, so you only need to land 5 hits after that before the multiplier bar depletes, which should be easy to do.The second is to equip a character with a blaster (which is almost all of them except Jedi/Dark Side and Droids) and get into any fight with a large number of enemies. Each individual shot adds to the multiplier, so keep blasting the enemies in the chest (the head might kill them too quickly) to rack up 30 quickly. | ||
 | ”Hey, what are you trying to push on us?” Complete all the Jawa’s ”Faulty Droid” missions on Tatooine | |
| Jawas are the brown-hooded NPCs with yellow eyes found in Jundland Wastes on Tattooine. There is a total of 8 missions to complete, which involve you travelling to different planets and defeating rogue droids in boss battles. All missions are listed on the Holoprojector under Missions > Side Missions > Tatooine (Jundland Wastes) and includes all missions from ‘Probes and Cons’ to ‘Battle Droid Royale!’ You can buy the Rumour for these missions to check the unlock conditions. | ||
 | ”GONK!” Complete all the GNK droid escort missions | |
| GNK droids are the box-like droids that can open certain doors by jumping on to a pad. There are a total of 8 missions, which involves you following the droid to its destination while killing enemies on the way. The best way to track this in the Holoprojector by going to Ships > Starships and scrolling down to ‘GNK Power Cruiser’. Buy the Rumour and it will show you the location of all 8 missions and the planets they are on. | ||
 | ”I can fly anything” Complete a flight level without dying | |
| There are a number of flight levels in the game, the first of which chronologically is Episode 1 – Now This is Podracing. Since your shields recharge quickly during combat and most enemy ships drop health if you destroy them, it’s very hard to die by being shot down. Therefore, your only real threat to dying is crashing into something. Most flying levels in the game are very short, so just focus on not flying into anything while constantly firing and you should get this without issue. |
