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Crimson Moon Platinum Trophy 'Nephilim' — How to Get 100%

The Nephilim is Crimson Moon's PlayStation Platinum: all 30 other trophies. Here is what the data says about the difficulty wall — and the five rarest steps.

9/5/2026 1.0.0.1 Crimson Moon Wiki Team Last updated: 9/5/2026 3 min read
Official Crimson Moon artwork — Crimson Moon Platinum Trophy 'Nephilim' — How to Get 100%

What is the Nephilim Platinum?

PlayStation’s Platinum for Crimson Moon is “Nephilim — Unlock all other Trophies (PlayStation)”: all 30 other trophies, from the 92%-owned “First Death of Many” down to the 0.1%-owned “Great Soul Reclaimer”. The name is the game’s own — you play a Nephilim, and the Platinum is your character class ascending.

The same 30 achievements exist on Xbox, Steam and Epic without the Platinum layer — this page’s path applies everywhere; only the final unlock differs (Nephilim on PS, nothing extra on Xbox/PC — the flagship there is “Completionist”, 100G).

What does the data say about difficulty?

Steam’s global unlock rates, sorted by rarity, draw a clear line:

Rarest fiveRequirementOwned by
Great Soul Reclaimer100,000 total souls0.1%
Level 30Progress to level 301.1%
Infernal Slayer (hidden)1000 kills1.8%
Level 20Progress to level 203.4%
Hellish / CompletionistHellish-difficulty clear / all missions & bosses4.9% each

Everything else — every location, every boss-adjacent trophy, the parry, the co-op mission, the hidden story set — sits above 5%. Read honestly: the Platinum’s wall is accumulation (souls, kills, levels, scrolls), not execution. Even “Hellish”, the hardest-sounding skill check, is owned by one player in twenty.

The path, in four phases

The full reasoning lives in the trophy roadmap; the short version:

  1. Openers — First Death of Many, Meet Mereda, Prologue (89–92% own them; hours one and two of the game)
  2. Systems — Perfect Parry, Angel Mode ×5, Nexus objectives, levels 5–10, first co-op mission, first Blacksmith upgrade
  3. The story run — all five locations, the three hidden Abraxas Stones, Victory’s Full Run, then Completionist’s full mission-and-boss sweep (replays allowed)
  4. The grind — Level 30, 1000 kills, 50 scrolls, 100,000 souls; everything is cumulative across runs, so Phase 4 overlaps Phase 3 naturally

Two Platinum-specific notes

  • Co-op is allowed throughout. Victory’s own description says “solo or in co-op”, and progression carries across both modes — a partner doesn’t disqualify the Nephilim (see the co-op guide).
  • Difficulty is tunable. Per-mission dynamic difficulty scaling means “No Deaths” and even “Hellish” can be approached on your terms — higher settings pay greater rewards, which also feeds the soul grind (how difficulty works).

Every trophy, graded

The complete table — all 30 with verbatim descriptions, PlayStation grades, Xbox Gamerscore and Steam rates — is the all-achievements list. The five hidden ones are broken out, descriptions revealed, on the hidden achievements page.

FAQ

What is the Crimson Moon Platinum trophy called?
"Nephilim" — it unlocks when every other trophy is earned. The name matches the player characters: you play a Nephilim, a half-human, half-angel hybrid.
How long does the Platinum take?
No verified source publishes a time estimate, and this wiki doesn't invent one. What the data does show: the rarest requirement (Great Soul Reclaimer, 100,000 souls) is owned by 0.1% of Steam players, and everything difficulty-gated sits above 4% — the Platinum is a grind, not a skill gate.
Is there a Platinum on Xbox or PC?
No. PlayStation lists 31 trophies (30 plus the Nephilim Platinum); Xbox, Steam and Epic have the same 30 achievements with no Platinum equivalent. The Xbox flagship is "Completionist" at 100 Gamerscore.

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