Silent Hill f Trophy Guide & Complete Roadmap: Achieve 100% Completion
Silent Hill f trophy guide and 100% roadmap. Learn how to unlock all 5 endings, complete Lost in the Fog difficulties, and find every missable collectible.
Welcome to the comprehensive for Silent Hill f trophy guide. Earning the Platinum trophy (or 100% completion) will require a minimum of three full playthroughs (spanning Initial Playthrough, New Game+, and New Game+2), careful management of missable collectibles, and tackling the game’s toughest difficulties.
Silent Hill f represents a fresh, terrifying entry in Konami’s legendary survival horror series. However, long-time fans will find the core formula comfortably familiar. Much of your time will be spent navigating damp, moldy alleys, defending yourself against grotesque foes with makeshift melee weapons, and scouring environments for intricate puzzle pieces and cryptic lore clues.
The major twist is the brand-new setting: 1960s Japan. Playing as a schoolgirl, you will explore a world where the iconic, oppressive fog is intertwined with a creeping, fetching scarlet foliage that consumes the streets. Achieving 100% completion is quite an endeavor. You will need to complete the game multiple times, not just for the trophies, but to fully comprehend the fragmented, looping narrative. While the trophy list is not overwhelmingly difficult in terms of raw skill, it requires meticulous planning, careful resource management, and four dedicated playthroughs. Let us break down the ultimate roadmap.
Table of Contents
Overview:
- Estimated Trophy Difficulty: 6/10
- Total Offline Trophies: 57
- Total Online Trophies: 0
- Approximate Time to Platinum: 30–40 hours
- Minimum Number of Playthroughs Required: 3 full playthroughs and 1 partial playthrough
- Number of Missable Trophies: 36
- Glitched Trophies: 0
- Does Difficulty Affect Trophies?: Yes, you must play through on higher difficulties (including Lost in the Fog) to unlock the full trophy list.
Roadmap & Important Notes
- Difficulty Stacking: Action difficulties stack (e.g., beating the game on Hard unlocks Story/Normal achievements), but Puzzle difficulties do NOT stack. You must complete three separate playthroughs with puzzle difficulties set to Story, Hard, and Lost in the Fog respectively.
- Missable Trophies: Many trophies are missable and tied to specific playthrough requirements, secret endings, or one-time encounter conditions. Keep a close eye on the missable tags below.
Comprehensive Trophy Roadmap
Step 1: The Initial Descent – Story Difficulty, Ending 1, and New Game Collectibles
Your initial playthrough should focus on the “Story” difficulty setting for both action and puzzles. Silent Hill f features an unusual stacking system: action difficulty unlocks will stack, but puzzle difficulty unlocks will not. Because the game is packed with highly missable trophies, your primary goal during this first run is to secure the collectibles that only spawn during a standard New Game.
While many New Game collectibles are also technically available in New Game+, it is much cleaner to grab them immediately so you can focus on different items in later runs. Make absolutely sure you collect the following on your first run:
- Sakuro’s Diary (Entries 1, 2, and 3): Located in the Worship Hall area. Collecting these is vital, as subsequent playthroughs feature entirely different document locations.
- Clinical Trial Document: You will find one of these per playthrough. The first is located during your fifth visit to the Ebisugaoka area.
- Ending 1 Boss Defeat: You must secure Ending 1 on this New Game run to encounter a specific boss that does not appear in any other timeline.
By simply enjoying the story and grabbing these specific items, you will naturally unlock a massive chunk of story-related achievements, including Surrounded by Fog, The Fox’s Guidance, Scarecrows’ Whispers, Cleansed, On the Way to School, and Coming Home to Roost.
Step 2: New Game+ – Hard Puzzles, Resource Management, and Endings 2, 3 & 5
With Ending 1 under your belt, it is time to initiate New Game+. For this run, set your Puzzle difficulty to “Hard.” You will also gain access to the punishing “Lost in the Fog” action difficulty. Since your upgrades, Omamoris, and faith stats carry over, now is a great time to tackle this higher action difficulty, as the action trophies do stack.
Crucial Warning: During this second phase, do not use any red capsules. Securing Endings 2 and 3 strictly requires a playthrough free of red capsule usage. Rely on alternative healing items instead.
Focus on grabbing the next set of exclusive documents: Sakuro’s Diary entries four, five, and six, as well as the second Clinical Trial document in Ebisugaoka. Utilize manual saves strategically. By checking the main menu for ending requirements, you can create a save point, achieve Ending 2, reload, and then secure Ending 3. Doing so will pit you against alternate bosses required for the mid-tier trophies. Once you have both endings, set aside a clear save file that registers at least two of the first three endings. (Note: Ending 5, the UFO ending, does not count toward the necessary requirements for Ending 4).
Step 3: New Game+ 2 – Lost in the Fog Difficulty and Ending 4
Load up your preserved Clear Save File (the one registering multiple endings) to begin New Game+ 2. During this third full journey, you must hunt down the final, exclusive set of documents to wrap up your lore-hunting trophies.
If you have not already done so, you must now set both your Action and Puzzle difficulties to “Lost in the Fog.” Thanks to three playthroughs worth of accumulated power, you will be well-equipped to handle the brutal damage spikes. By following the final narrative branches, you will trigger Ending 4, unlocking the heaviest hardware on the trophy list, including the Ebisugaoka in Silence and God Slayer accolades.
Step 4: The Final Clean-Up
By the end of New Game+ 2, you should be standing at the finish line. If any miscellaneous combat, healing, or exploration trophies managed to slip by, load your most recent Clear Save File and use chapter select or a partial fourth playthrough to mop them up. The true test of Silent Hill f is not necessarily mechanical skill, but patience and thorough exploration.
Silent Hill f Trophy Guide
Platinum & Completion
Unlock all other trophies to clear the fog and earn the Platinum trophy.
Difficulty Requirements
Finish the game on “Story” action difficulty or higher.
Finish the game on “Hard” action difficulty or higher.
Complete the campaign on “Lost in the Fog” action difficulty (unlocked after your first completion; recommended for NG+2).
Finish the game with puzzle difficulty set to “Story” (difficulties do not stack).
Finish the game with puzzle difficulty set to “Hard”.
Finish the game with puzzle difficulty set to “Lost in the Fog”.
Character Upgrades & Collectibles
Fully upgrade Health, Sanity, and Stamina using 18 Ema and 22,500 Faith across multiple playthroughs.
Obtain all 6 inventory capacity upgrade items.
Purchase every available Omamori charm from Hokora Shrine
Discover all 17 hidden Omamori charms across New Game and New Game+.
Collect all 14 notes comprising the “Housemaid’s Note,” “Family Physician’s Log,” and “Strict Mother’s Letter.”
Collect all 6 entries of the “Diary of Revenge” from Inari-sama boxes in New Game+.
Collect all 8 pages of “Sakuko’s Diary” in the Worship Hall area across NG, NG+, and NG+2.
Collect all 5 pages of “Rinko’s Diary” in the Worship Hall area during NG+2.
Collect all 3 pages of “Clinical Trial” during your fifth visit to Ebisugaoka across NG, NG+, and NG+2.
Use the Brooch to open all 7 Inari-sama boxes and 4 sealed doors in New Game+.
Story Progression (Unmissable)
Reach the first story landmark.
Progress through the story.
Advance through the main path.
Complete the ritual sequence.
Escape the school area.
Uncover past events in the narrative.
Complete the confrontation milestone.
Navigate through the treacherous path.
Reach the crucial plot point.
Finish the story encounter.
Open the secret portals.
Make your choice in the story.
Accept your role in the narrative.
Endings
Complete the campaign to view Ending 1 (default ending on your initial run).
Complete New Game+ without using red capsules, obtain/purify the Sacred Sword, and retrieve the Agura no Hotei-Sama to view Ending 2.
Complete the game without using red capsules, claim the Sacred Sword, and choose not to purify it to view Ending 3.
Complete New Game+2 without using red capsules, purify the Sacred Sword, and offer the Brooch to the Jizo Statue to view Ending 4.
Complete the UFO radio and poster requirements during Ebisugaoka visits in NG+ to unlock Ending 5.
Combat & Boss Challenges
Escape the fog monster at Ebisugawa during your first encounter without taking damage.
Navigate the spirit world and open the Shrine Vault door without taking a single hit.
Defeat Sakuko without being hit by her charging suzu bell attack.
Turn back and defeat the Giant Monster outside Chizuruya General Store.
Defeat 8 enemies illuminated by blue lantern light in the Worship Hall east wing.
Escape the fog monster chase sequence at Sugisato without taking damage.
Defeat Rinko without taking damage from any of her puppet minions.
Defeat Hinako’s father before defeating her mother at the Shimizu residence.
Catch up to the Fog Monster 3 times during your sixth trip through Ebisugaoka.
Defeat Shiromuku (Ending 1 boss) without dying.
Defeat all summoned minion enemies before slaying Shichibi during Ending 3.
Defeat Tsukumogami during Ending 2 without taking a hit from any arrow salvo.
Defeat both Kyubi and Tsukumogami in the Dark Shrine within 10 minutes total (NG+2, Ending 4).
Puzzles & Exploration Objectives
Reach the Nishida residence by completing the scarecrow puzzle without picking a wrong path.
Retrieve the mailbox key near Sennensugi Shrine and open Sakuko’s mailbox at the Igarashi residence.
Discover the Thousand Year Cedar shrine area during the fog chase.
Solve the Inari statue puzzle without choosing an incorrect door by inspecting the arrow directions.
Reach the Iwai residence on visit 4 without using capsules, and leave the workshop desk capsules untouched.
Collect key items across 5 Ebisugaoka visits in NG+, present them to 5 Jizo statues, and retrieve the Sacred Sword from the Thousand Year Cedar.
Pick up the Agura no Hotei-Sama vial from the Main Hall altar behind the Inari door during Ending 2.
Solve the Crimson Water bell puzzle behind the Main Hall Inari door to purify the Sacred Sword.
Offer the Brooch to the ancient Jizo statue on the new side path during Ebisugaoka visit 5 in NG+2.
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