Marvel’s Spider-Man 2: Full Trophy List Leaks Ahead of Release

The complete trophy list for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has leaked online ahead of its October 20, 2023, release on PS5, revealing 42 achievements and several previously undisclosed gameplay details.

The list, published by TrueTrophies, includes two Gold trophies for finishing the main story and completing every district, alongside challenges involving combat abilities, collectibles, exploration and side activities.

Several trophy descriptions also mention story missions and characters that Insomniac Games has not fully explained.

Spoiler warning: The complete list below contains mission names, gameplay abilities and references to potentially significant story developments.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Full Trophy List

The leaked trophy breakdown is:

• Platinum: 1
• Gold: 2
• Silver: 17
• Bronze: 22
• Total: 42

Platinum Trophy

• Dedicated: Collect all Trophies.

Gold Trophies

• Superior: 100% complete all districts.
• Heal the World: Finish the main story.

Silver Trophies

• To the Max: Purchase all Gadget upgrades.
• Kitted Out: Purchase all available Suits.
• Behind the Masks: Complete “Grand Finale”.
• Amazing: Reach max level.
• Data Collector: Complete “Target Identified”.
• Crimson Hour: Complete “It Was Meant for Me”.
• Exterminator: Complete all Symbiote Nests.
• Grains of Sand: Piece together broken memories.
• Leave Us Alone: Complete “Don’t Be Scared”.
• The Great Hunt: Complete “Anything Can Be Broken”.
• Seek and Destroy: Complete all Hunter Bases.
• Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man: Complete all FNSM requests.
• Medicine: Complete “It Chose You”.
• Surge: Use Symbiote Abilities 25 times during Symbiote Surge.
• Foundational: Complete all EMF Experiments.
• Evolved: Defeat 100 enemies with Evolved Venom abilities.
• Armed and Dangerous: Defeat 100 enemies with Spider Arm abilities.

Bronze Trophies

• Another Way: Complete “No Escape”.
• Fully Loaded: Purchase all of Spider-Man’s Suit Tech upgrades.
• Brooklyn Pride: Complete “A Gift”.
• My Community: Complete “Hard Bop”.
• I Quit: Complete “This Isn’t You”.
• Funky Wireless Protocols: Solve the mystery of the Spider-Bots’ origin.
• Stylish: Equip a suit style.
• Slack Line: Stealth takedown 25 enemies in stealth from the Web Line.
• Hang Ten: Perform 30 Air Tricks in a row without touching the ground.
• Overdrive: As Miles, use Reverse Flux to pull 6 or more enemies together simultaneously.
• Home Run!: Round the bases at the Big Apple Ballers Stadium.
• Just Let Go: As Miles, find the science trophy Miles and Phin won together.
• You Know What to Do: As Peter, visit Aunt May’s grave.
• Soar: Using only your Web Wings, glide from the Financial District to Astoria (Wind Tunnels are okay!).
• Splat: Attempt and fail a trick before “landing” on the ground.
• A New Adventure: Help Howard.
• Resourceful: Collect a total of 10,000 Tech Parts.
• Co-Signing: Complete all Tech Stashes.
• You’re Gonna Need Help: Complete “Surface Tension”.
• New York, New York: Complete all Photo Ops.
• Antidote: Defeat a Symbiote that is under the effect of Anti-Venom status.
• A New Suit: Acquire the Black Suit.

What the Leaked Spider-Man 2 Trophies Reveal

Beyond confirming the total number of trophies, the list offers a clearer picture of the activities awaiting Peter Parker and Miles Morales.

The Seek and Destroy trophy requires players to complete every Hunter Base, suggesting that Kraven’s forces will maintain multiple locations across New York. These could function as repeatable combat challenges similar to enemy bases in the original Marvel’s Spider-Man, although their exact structure remains unconfirmed.

The Exterminator trophy introduces Symbiote Nests, suggesting that the alien threat extends beyond individual encounters with Venom.

Other objectives establish several distinct collectible and activity categories, including Photo Ops, EMF Experiments, Spider-Bots and Tech Stashes. The Grains of Sand trophy also refers to recovering broken memories, potentially connecting to Sandman.

These objectives indicate that achieving 100% district completion will involve more than finishing the main campaign.

Anti-Venom and Symbiote Abilities

One of the more revealing entries is Antidote, which requires players to defeat a symbiote affected by Anti-Venom status.

The description confirms that Anti-Venom is referenced in the game’s trophy system, although it does not explain how the effect works or who can apply it.

Another trophy, Surge, requires 25 uses of Symbiote Abilities during Symbiote Surge. This offers a clearer indication that the black suit’s combat powers involve a distinct enhanced state.

The Evolved trophy has also attracted attention because it refers to defeating 100 enemies using Evolved Venom abilities.

However, Venom abilities are already part of Miles Morales’ established bioelectric powers. Their appearance in the list should not be interpreted as confirmation that the villain Venom will be playable.

What stands out to me is the distinction between Symbiote Surge and Evolved Venom abilities. The trophy requirements suggest that Insomniac is giving Peter and Miles separate combat progression systems rather than relying on the same set of powers for both characters.

Story Missions and Returning Characters

Several trophies reference missions without revealing their full context.

I Quit requires completion of “This Isn’t You”, a title that could relate to Peter Parker’s changing behaviour under the influence of the symbiote. However, the description does not confirm the mission’s events.

Similarly, Grains of Sand suggests a connection to Sandman, while Crimson Hour and Leave Us Alone reveal little beyond their respective mission names.

The A New Adventure trophy is more recognisable because it requires players to help Howard.

Howard is an established character from the original Marvel’s Spider-Man, where Peter helps him recover his missing pigeons. His inclusion suggests that Insomniac is bringing back at least one of the original game’s smaller neighbourhood stories.

Other trophies ask Peter to visit Aunt May’s grave and Miles to find a science award he won with Phin Mason, directly referencing important relationships from the previous games.

These objectives suggest that optional exploration will also acknowledge the personal histories of both Spider-Men.