A spoiler-light roadmap to the platinum: episode trophies, missable choice trophies, chapter select tricks and how long the completion takes.
The Wolf Among Us Remastered Trophy Guide
The platinum is straightforward by adventure-game standards. There is no difficulty setting, no collectible hunt and no missable ending requirement — just one full playthrough, a handful of chapter-select replays for the choice trophies, and the bonus content. Budget 12 to 14 hours for the full list.
The one thing that catches people is that the list is not identical to the 2013 release. The remaster keeps the original structure — a platinum for finishing the season, golds for episode completions, and silver and bronze trophies for specific actions — and adds a few entries at the end tied to the new content. Assume nothing about the old guide's exact counts.
Roadmap
| Step | What to do | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Play all five episodes, making the choices you want | 9–11 hours |
| 2 | Use chapter select to replay the missable choice trophies | 1–2 hours |
| 3 | Play the five deleted scenes from the bonus menu | 30–50 minutes |
| 4 | Clean up any action trophies you missed | 30 minutes |
| 5 | Platinum | 12–14 hours |
Do not chase trophies on the first run. Most of the choice trophies require committing to one option, and several are mutually exclusive within a single playthrough. Playing naturally first and cleaning up second is faster than trying to optimise both.
Episode trophies
Each episode awards a gold trophy for completion. These are unmissable — finishing the episode is the only requirement — and they account for five of the golds. There is no trophy for difficulty, no speedrun trophy, and no penalty for using chapter select.
The episode golds pop at the credits, not at the final scene. If the trophy does not appear immediately, let the credits finish before assuming something went wrong.
Missable choice trophies
This is where the list gets fiddly. Several trophies are tied to specific decisions, and a few are mutually exclusive with each other. The most commonly missed:
- The interrogation trophies. How you question Dee in episode two determines which of two trophies you get. You cannot earn both in one run; chapter select handles the second.
- The Dum decision. Killing or sparing Dum in episode three unlocks different outcomes and different trophies. Save before the choice if you want to see both without replaying the episode.
- The Crooked Man judgement. The final episode has multiple trophies tied to how you deal with him — bringing him back, the sentence you pass, and whether you stay for the epilogue. These are the most commonly missed because players do not realise the scene has multiple resolution trophies.
The all choices guide lists every tracked decision in order, with the trophy attached to each. Use it as a checklist for the cleanup pass.
When you replay a chapter for a trophy, the game keeps the new choices for that chapter. If you are mid-season and jump backwards, you can overwrite the state you wanted for the finale. Finish the story first, then clean up.
Action and exploration trophies
A smaller group rewards specific actions rather than dialogue choices:
- Winning the fight in the Trip Trap without taking a specific hit.
- Examining a set of objects in the Toad apartment.
- Finding a hidden item in the Woodsman's room.
- Completing a QTE sequence without a single failure.
These are all achievable on a normal playthrough if you explore thoroughly, but they are easy to miss if you rush. The apartment investigation in episode one is the densest cluster.
Deleted scene trophies
The remaster adds trophies tied to the bonus content, including the five playable deleted scenes. These are not part of the episode flow — they sit in the bonus menu — so players who finish the story and never open the extras will miss them entirely.
Play each deleted scene to its end. They are short, and the trophies appear at the scene's conclusion rather than on launch.
Official source: The Wolf Among Us Remastered on Steam
How chapter select works
Chapter select is available from the main menu after you finish an episode. It lets you jump to any chapter within a completed episode and replay from there, carrying your choices forward from that point.
Three practical notes:
- You cannot skip ahead. Chapters unlock as you reach them, so a fresh save cannot jump to the finale.
- Replaying a chapter rewrites the save from that point. If you replay episode three's ending, episode four and five states reset to match.
- Trophies still pop in chapter select. There is no penalty for cleaning up this way, which is why the platinum is short.
Does difficulty affect trophies?
There is no difficulty setting. The game has action sequences, but they are QTEs with generous timing windows, and failure rewinds to the last checkpoint rather than ending the run. No trophy is tied to performance beyond the specific "without failing" actions listed above.
Trophy list structure
The list follows the original's shape:
- Platinum — earn every other trophy.
- Gold — one per episode completion, plus a small number for major story milestones.
- Silver — choice outcomes and multi-step actions.
- Bronze — individual actions, investigations and deleted scenes.
The exact totals differ from the 2013 list because of the added content. If you are following an old guide, expect a few entries it does not mention.
Common problems
- A trophy did not pop after a choice. Give it until the next scene transition. The game sometimes delays the unlock until the scene ends.
- Chapter select reset my progress. That is intended; the save now reflects the replayed branch. Finish the cleanup in reverse order, from episode five backwards, to avoid overwriting the states you still need.
- The deleted scene trophies are not showing. Make sure you are launching them from the bonus menu, not from a chapter select screen.
FAQ
How long does the platinum take?
12 to 14 hours, including one full playthrough and a short cleanup pass with chapter select.
Are there missable trophies?
Yes. The choice trophies in episodes two, three and five are missable, and several are mutually exclusive within one run.
Can I get every trophy in one playthrough?
No. Some choices exclude each other, so at least one chapter-select replay is required.
Do deleted scenes count toward the platinum?
Yes, the remaster has trophies tied to the bonus content, including the playable deleted scenes.
Bottom line
Play the season once without worrying about the list, then use chapter select for the choice trophies and the bonus menu for the deleted scenes. That is the whole method. The how long to beat page covers pacing, and the walkthrough flags the chapter boundaries where the missable trophies sit.
Sources
More The Wolf Among Us Remastered Guides
Yes, The Wolf Among Us Remastered is on PS5. Here is the price, how the PS5 build differs from PS4, trophy support and whether an upgrade exists.
The Wolf Among Us Remastered is out now on PC, PS5 and Xbox. Here is the exact date, how launch times work, and the Switch delay.
Critics score the remaster around 85 on Metacritic. Here is what reviews praise, what they criticise, and whether the port is worth $19.99.
The Switch and Switch 2 versions of The Wolf Among Us Remastered were delayed eleven days before launch. Here is what is confirmed and what is not.
Official minimum and recommended PC specs for The Wolf Among Us Remastered, what the 1080p targets mean, and how it runs on older hardware.
A side-by-side look at the 2026 remaster and the 2013 original: visuals, audio, Noir Mode, extra content, platforms and what did not change.
A step-by-step walkthrough for all five episodes: investigation checklists, QTE tips, the choices that change scenes, and where each episode ends.
The choices that unlock the most content, keep the most allies and set up the strongest finale — episode by episode, with the reasoning for each pick.