Estimated trophy difficulty: 6/10 Approximate amount of time to platinum: 50-60 hours (15h Single Player, 10-20h Zombies, 25h Multiplayer) Total Trophies: 51 (1, 2, 10, 38) Offline Trophies: 45 (0, 1, 8, 36) Online Trophies: 6 (1, 1, 2, 2) Number of missable trophies: 0 Glitched trophies: 1 (Ricky Recruit – it’s obtainable but takes some players more than 21 daily challenges to unlock it, just a tracking glitch) Does difficulty affect trophies?: Yes, must beat the game on Veteran difficulty Minimum Playthroughs: 1 – Campaign Playthrough, Several Multiplayer Matches to reach Prestige 1 & 21 Daily Challenges, some Zombie Mode Introduction Welcome to the Call of Duty WW2 Trophy Guide (aka “Call of Duty WWII”, “Call of Duty World War 2”, “COD WW2”). If you have played previous Call of Duty games you are no stranger to these types of trophy lists. The list is split into three categories: Campaign, Multiplayer, Zombies. They are three uniquely different game modes. No trophies are missable! In the campaign you can replay chapters at any time to mop up missing collectibles and chapter-specific trophies. There is one trophy for beating each mission and one miscellaneous task per mission. Furthermore, each mission has exactly 3 Memento Collectibles. The missions are fairly long. If you want to quit out, be sure to pause the game and select “Leave” instead of just quitting the application. You can continue from the last checkpoint only if you choose the “Leave” option. If you simply quit the application it doesn’t create a save game and the entire mission needs to be replayed. As for the roadmap below, you can do the steps in any order you like. It doesn’t matter if you do the campaign first or zombies or multiplayer but you should start working on Daily Challenges as soon as possible. Step 1: Multiplayer & Daily Challenges The multiplayer is somewhat self-explanatory. Complete 21 Daily Challenges (Daily Orders) and reach Prestige 1 (complete Level 55). There are 6 challenges per day. So in order to get 21 Challenges you need to play multiplayer on 4 different days. However, it’s worth noting that some challenges can be tricky. So if you can’t complete a challenge you must wait another day and do easier ones instead (then it might take you 5 or 6 days). The challenges are the same for all players. You can accept daily challenges (the game calls them “daily orders”) from Major Howard in the HQ. The reason this is listed as Step 1 is so you can work on the challenges each day. You can actually do the steps in whatever order you like. It doesn’t matter if you do the campaign, multiplayer or zombie mode first. Just keep in mind that the Online Challenges are the only thing with a waiting period and you should do the easiest ones each day. Step 2: Campaign on Veteran Difficulty, Mission-Specific Trophies, Memento Collectibles, Heroic Actions If you have experience with shooters you can start on Veteran difficulty right away. The start of the game is actually the most challenging. This is because unlike other shooters, you have no automatic health-recovery. The only way to restore health is via medkits. It can take some time to get used to this, but once you do it’s not too difficult. Later you unlock a teammate who can give you multiple medkits at once (with a cooldown) and another who will throw you ammo. Another ally has an artillery signal grenade, there’s a spotter who marks enemies, and yet another restocks your grenades. If Veteran difficulty is too overwhelming, you can start on a lower difficulty. Just beware that this means you have to do another run on Veteran later on. Each mission has one trophy for completing it + one trophy for a miscellaneous task. Be sure to do all the mission-related trophies along the way. Some of them (anything health-related) can be tricky on Veteran. If you run into trouble with a trophy, feel free to come back via chapter select on a lower difficulty after beating the game. For all of the mission-related trophies you are allowed to restart checkpoints! If you mess up, restart the checkpoint immediately to retry as often as needed. Along the way, you should pick up the 33 Memento Collectibles and do the Heroic Actions (especially dragging 9 allies to safety is easy to forget). There are 3 Mementos per mission and the game has 11 missions total. There are 3 types of Heroic Actions: Drag 9 Allies to Safety, Get 4 Enemy Groups to Surrender, Save 10 Allies Locked in Struggle. These heroic actions take place at specific predetermined locations. Each type of action has a trophy tied to it. You can use the following guides along the way that have everything in chronological story order: Memento Locations Guide Heroic Actions Locations Guide Call of Duty WW2 Trophy Guide Playlist (YouTube) – All Campaign Trophies Step 3: Zombie Mode As is usually the case with Call of Duty, the Zombie trophies are the hardest and most confusing. If you have a group of experienced zombie players pushing you, it’s easy enough. Solo it is a lot harder, especially the easter eggs (8/10 difficulty solo, 5/10 difficulty with a good group). Therefore, it is highly recommended you do this with a group. Even if it’s just 2 players, it’s still easier than going at it solo. The big task is to finish the Main Easter Egg. A few other zombie trophies will come naturally along the way. The ones that aren’t easter egg related are easy enough and straightforward. For this step you can follow The Final Reich Easter Egg Guide. It focuses on the main easter egg and includes other useful tips for zombie mode. Useful Tips, Tricks and Guides: Trophy Guide Playlist in Chronological Order (YouTube) Campaign: All Memento Locations (Text & Video) Campaign: All Heroic Actions Locations (Text & Video) Zombies: Easter Egg Guide (Text & Video) Zombies: How to Unlock Pack-a-Punch Machine Zombies: How to Unlock Mystery Box in Prologue Zombies: How to Unlock Pack-a-Punch in Groesten Haus Zombies: How to Build all Tesla Gun Upgrades / Variants Call of Duty WW2 Trophy Guide The DLCs are covered in separate trophy guides, please refer to: DLC #1 (The Resistance) Trophy Guide & Roadmap VE Earn all available trophies for Call of Duty®: WWII Earn all other Call of Duty WW2 Trophies to earn Platinum (DLC not required). Friend in Need Request Zussman to toss you First Aid Kits 30 times. Over the course of the campaign, you can press to request your buddy Zussman to toss you first aid kits. This ability takes a while to recharge. Can be farmed via checkpoint restart. A good farming spot is at the start of Mission 3: Stronghold. Kill the first enemies in this mission or drag the injured soldier to safety (heroic action) to charge up this ability. There’s a checkpoint when entering the church by which point the first aid ability will be ready. Request First Aid Kits, restart checkpoint, repeat. I See Movement! Request Pierson to spot enemies 25 times. Over the course of the campaign, you can press to request your buddy Pierson to spot enemies for you. This ability takes a while to recharge. Can be farmed via checkpoint restart. A good farming spot is at the start of Mission 3: Stronghold. Drag the injured soldier to safety (heroic action) to charge up this ability instantly. There’s a checkpoint when entering the church. Request spotting, restart checkpoint, repeat. Praise and Pass Request Turner to toss you ammo 20 times. Over the course of the campaign, you can press to request your buddy Turner to toss you some ammo. This ability takes a while to recharge. Can be farmed via checkpoint restart. A good farming spot is at the start of Mission 7: Death Factory. After defending the bridge at the start of the mission this ability will be fully charged. Progress to the next checkpoint, request ammo, restart checkpoint, repeat. School of Hard Knocks Request Stiles to toss you grenades 15 times. Over the course of the campaign, you can press to request your buddy Stiles to toss you grenades. This ability takes a while to recharge. Can be farmed via checkpoint restart. A good farming spot is at the start of Mission 8: Hill 493. Kill the MG gunners at the start of the mission or drag the injugred ally to safety (heroic action). Progress to the next checkpoint, request grenades, restart checkpoint, repeat. Who Needs a Pendant? Request Aiello to toss you signal smoke and call in mortar strikes 10 times. Over the course of the campaign, you can press to request your buddy Aiello to toss you signal smoke grenades. This ability takes a while to recharge. Can be farmed via checkpoint restart. A good farming spot is at the very start of Mission 3: Stronghold. Request signal smoke, restart checkpoint, repeat. Potato Masher Save 5 allies by throwing away a live enemy grenade. Sometimes enemies throw grenades at you, especially on higher difficulties and while you’re behind cover. An easy spot for it is in Mission 2: Operation Cobra. After the long tank drive at the start of the mission, you will have to go in an enemy building. In the very first enemy building of the mission, head upstairs and just stand there waiting for enemies to toss grenades from the farm below. The enemies are hiding behind haystacks on the farm and will frequently toss grenades at you. There are also lots of your allies in this spot near you. When you stand at the balcony leading to the farm you’re effectively blocking the path for your allies. This will cause a few of them to get stuck behind you (around 10 allies total). It’s super easy to get 5 in one spot here. Chain Smoker Disable 50 enemies using smoke grenades. This can quickly be farmed via checkpoint restart at the start of mission 3. When the mission starts you’ll see a house with lots of enemies in front of you. Throw 4 smoke grenades at them, restart checkpoint and repeat. You can throw smoke grenades by pressing L1. Enemies trapped in the smoke will get “confused” and stop fighting for a brief time. I’ve Got You! Drag 9 unique allies to safety. There are 3 types of Heroic Actions in COD WW2: Drag 9 Unique Allies to Safety, Get 4 Unique Groups of Enemies to Surrender, Save 10 Unique Allies Locked in Struggle. In total you are looking at 23 Heroic Actions. Each of these rewards you with one trophy. They are basically a type of Collectible. In the main menu you can see how many you have found per mission. For this particular trophy you need to drag all 9 allies to safety before they bleed out. There are exactly 9 of them in the game and you need all of them. See Call of Duty WW2 Heroic Actions Locations Guide. Quarter Given Get 4 unique groups of enemies to surrender. There are 3 types of Heroic Actions in COD WW2: Drag 9 Unique Allies to Safety, Get 4 Unique Groups of Enemies to Surrender, Save 10 Unique Allies Locked in Struggle. In total you are looking at 23 Heroic Actions. Each of these rewards you with one trophy. They are basically a type of Collectible. In the main menu you can see how many you have found per mission. For this particular trophy you need to make all 4 enemy groups surrender. There are exactly 4 of them in the game and you need all of them. See Call of Duty WW2 Heroic Actions Locations Guide. Rescuer Save 10 unique allies locked in struggle. There are 3 types of Heroic Actions in COD WW2: Drag 9 Unique Allies to Safety, Get 4 Unique Groups of Enemies to Surrender, Save 10 Unique Allies Locked in Struggle. In total you are looking at 23 Heroic Actions. Each of these rewards you with one trophy. They are basically a type of Collectible. In the main menu you can see how many you have found per mission. For this particular trophy you need to save all 10 allies struggling with enemies before they get killed. There are exactly 10 of them in the game and you need all of them. See Call of Duty WW2 Heroic Actions Locations Guide. Pieces of History Collect all 33 mementos. See Call of Duty WW2 All Memento Locations. Slow and Steady Spend 3 minutes using Focus in the campaign. While aiming through the scope of a Sniper Rifle, press to hold your focus. Can easily be done in Mission 3: Stronghold. As part of the story you must go up a church tower and provide cover fire for your teammate. Hold your breath for a combined time of 3 minutes over an entire playthrough. Distinguished Service Complete the game on Veteran difficulty. Complete all missions on Veteran difficulty. Can be done via mission select. Veteran is available from the beginning! Unlike most other shooters, your health does not recover automatically. You must find Medkits in the game world or have your allies toss them to you, then use the medkits to restore health. Medkits are frequently dropped by enemies so be sure to search their corpses. There are relatively few enemies in the game and your allies have lots of useful abilities such as providing artillery fire on an enemy position. Luckily, the abilities of your allies (such as medkits) recharge over time so they can be used repeatedly. Stay in cover, don’t walk out in the open and advance carefully. Hang back and take out the enemies one by one. Use smoke grenades when changing cover to obscure the enemies’ line of sight. If you’ve already beaten the game on a lower difficulty you can do this via mission select. Before each mission, choose Veteran difficulty. In mission select you can also see which missions you have completed on Veteran (they will have a striped ribbon on them). Long Way from Texas Complete D-Day. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. One of the Lucky Few Breach the seawall in under 2 minutes without taking MG fire. Mission 1: D-Day Objective: Take the Beach The first thing you do in mission 1 is to run up a beach guarded by MGs firing at you. For this trophy you are not allowed to be hit by the MGs at all. However, you are allowed to restart checkpoints if you do get hit. There is also a hidden time requirement of 2 minutes. The timer isn’t shown in-game so you just have to be as quick as you can be. My strategy is to stick close to Pierson. He will run when it’s safe to and take cover when needed. You just have to stick to him like glue and run very closely alongside him. Then the MGs have a low chance of hitting you. When Pierson takes cover you should crawl on the ground. While crawling the MGs are less likely to hit you. Sometimes you still get hit, it’s somewhat random and may take a few tries. Basically, just stay close to Pierson and crawl behind cover while the MGs are firing. When the MGs stop firing, move on to the next cover. Remember you can restart the checkpoint when being hit. The trophy pops when detonating the pole charge at the seawall. The Paddle Complete Operation Cobra. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Ack Ack Protect your tanks by shooting down all planes in Operation Cobra. Mission 2: Operation Cobra Objective: Get on the AA Gun After getting on the AA Gun in Mission 2, you have to shoot down bombers trying to attack your allied tanks. There are 20 planes total. Here is the order in which the planes appear: 3 RIGHT – 3 MIDDLE – 2 LEFT – 2 LEFT – 3 MIDDLE – 2 RIGHT – 2 LEFT – 2 LEFT – 1 MIDDLE You are allowed to restart checkpoints if you miss a plane! No Sanctuary Complete Stronghold. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Marksman Cover Zussman from the church without missing a shot in Stronghold. Mission 3: Stronghold Objective: Scout the Courtyard In the church of church of mission 3 you will have to go to the clocktower to provide cover fire for Zussman. Pick up a sniper rifle at the top of the tower. Now every shot you fire has to hit an enemy until Zussman reaches his target. You are allowed to restart checkpoints if you miss a shot! Last Stop Complete Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Sunday Driver Complete the driving portion of without hitting any obstacles. Mission 4: Objective: Stop the Train In mission 4 there’s a driving section. You’ll be driving a car to catch up to a train. During the drive you are not allowed to ram any obstacles (rocks, fences etc). This is fairly self-explanatory. If you do hit anything, just restart the checkpoint. The trophy pops as soon as your buddy takes over the wheel and you switch to the MG. Champagne and Caviar Complete Liberation. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Silent Night Sneak through the courtyard undetected in Liberation. Mission 5: Liberation Objective: Place Explosives on the North Gate In the first hostile area of the mission, you are armed with only a silenced pistol and must sneak past enemies to place two bombs. As soon as the section starts, go outside on the balcony and jump on the railing (don’t drop down), then jump on the ledge of the house. You can go around the ledge to the next balcony where an enemy is standing. Stealth-kill him, enter the building and head downstairs. Then through the door and you’re already at the first bomb. Plant it, then pick the lock of the nearest door. Behind the door head upstairs and – as before – jump on a balcony and then on the ledge of the house to move undetected above the enemies. Make your way to the opposite side of the area where the Southern Bomb must be placed. The trophy unlocks immediately when planting the second bomb. You are allowed to restart checkpoints when detected. Human Cost Complete Collateral Damage. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Gasoline Cowboy Rescue your allies with the Sherman while keeping your armor above 80% in Collateral Damage. Chapter 6: Collateral Damage Objective: Reach the Theater At the very start of mission 6 you will be driving a tank. It’s a relatively lengthy section that lasts for about 10 minutes. During the tank drive, there will be enemies with rocket launchers and enemy tanks shooting at you. The armor of your tank must stay above 80% to earn the trophy at the end of this section. Your armor is shown in the bottom left corner. However, it doesn’t show how many % you have remaining so you’ll have to guess. Try not to get hit in the beginning at all. Stay back as far as possible and shoot at the buildings to clear out enemies. Later on, there will be more difficult sections. At one point, there will be 2 tanks driving around the map. You have to drive behind buildings so they lose sight of you, then ambush them from behind. Two shots from behind (or 1 in the back, 1 in the side) are enough to destroy an enemy tank. Just avoid shooting them at the front as they are heavily armored there and will fire back. Also put the difficulty on rookie to make this go smoother. If you get damaged too badly, restart the checkpoint. Death Factory Complete Death Factory. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Fog of War Sneak through the Dragon’s Teeth undetected in Death Factory. Mission 7: Death Factory Objective: Find your Squad For this you must get through the foggy forest without being detected by human enemies. There is one dog that will always detect you and that’s fine. It’s the woods area where you see the dead pilot hanging from his parachute. In the first section, after killing the dog, stick to the far right side of the area. There are only 3 enemies and they are easy to bypass if you wait behind a tree until they are gone. Up next is a bigger section with a flamethrower enemy. Stick to the far right side of the area. There are two enemies patrolling but you can take them out with melee attacks. Stick to the right side and melee kill the enemy in front of the bunker while the other enemies are walking away. Your buddy will kill the 2nd enemy in front of the bunker. The trophy unlocks after reuniting with your teammate, opening the door inside the bunker, and reaching the woods area that doesn’t have any fog. You can restart checkpoints if you get detected. If an enemy sees you for just a moment that’s okay as long as you don’t alert the entire camp. Our Men Complete Hill 493. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Suppressive Fire! Successfully escort the pole charge engineer to the pillbox in Hill 493. Mission 8: Hill 493 Objective: Capture the Hill / Escort the Enginner Shortly after the start of mission 8, you will have to escort an engineer holding an explosive pole charge up a hill. There is an MG guarding the hill. Shoot the MG to suppress it, then quickly tell the engineer to move on. Repeat this until he reaches the top of the hill. You always have to shoot at the MG a few times until it stops firing. Some enemies will also spawn so be sure to kill them. If the engineer dies you can simply restart the checkpoint to retry. Worst Christmas Ever Complete Battle of the Bulge. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Flyboy Protect the bombers by personally shooting down 12 enemy planes in Battle of the Bulge. Mission 9: Battle of the Bulge Objective: Call for Air Support In mission 9 you will be flying an attack plane and have to protect your allied bombers by shooting down enemy planes. In total there are two waves of enemy airplanes. The first wave has 8, the second wave 12. So there are 20 planes total and you must personally destroy 12 of them. What makes this tricky is that your teammates also shoot down these planes and they do so relatively quickly. You have to be very fast and shoot down as many planes as you can. Press the touchpad to highlight enemy planes. Fly close to them and hold L2 to target them. Once you’ve locked on them you can speed up (push left stick up) to get closer to them, thus they are easier to hit. It may take a few playthroughs. The thing is, there are several checkpoints throughout this and if you were too slow in the beginning it’s almost impossible to still end up with 12 kills. What I recommend is making a manual backup before this section. When you reach the plane section, pause the game and choose “Leave” (do not quit application as it will not save). Once you are back in the main menu you can go to PS4 Settings — Application Saved Data Management and back up in PS+ Cloud or on USB. This way, if the trophy doesn’t pop, you can simply copy back the save and don’t have to go through the entire mission again. No Sacrifice Too Great Complete Ambush. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Infiltrated Reach the sniper perch without being detected in Ambush. Mission 10: Ambush Objective: Infiltrate the Air Base In mission 10 there is a sneaking section early in the mission (after attacking the truck convoy). You are armed with a silenced pistol and must infiltrate an air base. Stick to the far right side of the base. Kill the enemies along the way with a headshot or 2-3 bullets to the upper body. There is one room with 3 enemies and the base commander. You can simply shoot them very quickly. It’s okay if single enemies see you as long as you kill them quickly afterwards. They just aren’t allowed to alert the entire base. If the icon above their head turns red you still have a second to kill them. If in doubt, restart the checkpoint. You can restart checkpoints when detected and still earn the trophy in the end. The trophy pops after climbing the ladder to the sniper nest. To the End Complete the campaign. Automatic Campaign Trophy, cannot be missed. Defender Protect the convoy by shooting down all the planes in The Rhine. Mission 11: The Rhine Objective: Capture the AA Gun After getting on the AA Gun in Mission 11, you have to shoot down attack planes. There are 25 planes total. Here is the order in which the planes appear: 3 MIDDLE – 5 LEFT – 4 RIGHT – 4 MIDDLE – 4 MIDDLE – 3 MIDDLE – 2 LEFT If you miss a plane, restart the checkpoint immediately! It is highly recommended that you back up your save game manually before getting on the AA gun. Otherwise if you mess up you have to replay the entire mission. To create manual backup: Pause the game > Choose “Leave” > Go to PS4 Settings > Application Saved Data Management > Saved Data in System Storage > Copy to USB or PS+ Cloud. If the trophy doesn’t pop you can copy back the save game and it will put you back before the AA gun. This way you don’t have to replay 10 minutes of the mission every time. Buck Private Get 10 kills in Multiplayer while playing online. Self-explanatory — play multiplayer and kill 10 enemies by whatever means. A very quick and easy trophy. Ricky Recruit Complete 21 daily challenges in Headquarters. Each day there are 6 challenges in multiplayer. So in order to get 21 Challenges you need to play multiplayer on 4 different days. However, it’s worth noting that some challenges can be tricky. So if you can’t complete a challenge you can wait another day and do easier ones instead (so it might take you 5 or 6 days). The challenges are the same for all players. You can accept daily challenges (the game calls them “daily orders”) from Major Howard in the HQ. An example of a challenge is “kill two enemies with one grenade”. They are small multiplayer tasks like that. You must also redeem the daily challenges with Major Howard in the HQ after completing the requirements. Be sure to talk to him whenever you’re done with a set of challenges to redeem your reward. You should work on this trophy from the beginning and log into multiplayer each day to do a few challenges (at least the easy ones). Otherwise, you might end up with just this trophy remaining and having to wait for days to get enough challenges. Glitch Warning: There are reports of this trophy unlocking later than it should. It took some players 25+ Daily Challenges to unlock it. If it doesn’t pop after the 21st challenge, keep doing more challenges and it should unlock eventually. It’s just a tracking glitch and the trophy is still obtainable. It’s recommended that you redeem all finished challenges with Major Howard in the HQ and not through the orders menu, this may help with tracking. General of the Army Enter Prestige 1 in Multiplayer while playing online. For this you must complete level 55 in Multiplayer (after reaching level 55 fill up the XP bar one more time). Then you can enter prestige mode by talking to the General in the headquarters. The general is standing behind the bunker in the middle of the headquarters. He is very clearly marked with the text “Eligible for Prestige” once the requirements have been met. This resets your level and unlocks but you earn a new prestige icon next to your name. I would like to point out again that just reaching level 55 does not suffice, you actually have to fill up the XP bar of level 55 all the way to the end. In total you need 1,457,200 XP (200-250 War matches, 20-25 hours of game time). War is the fastest mode to level up. It gives the most XP of all modes and even if you’re not great at shooters you can earn XP by doing the objectives and helping your team. Tour of Duty Win 5 War matches in Multiplayer while playing online. Enter Multiplayer > Press Options-Button > Public Match > War. You must win 5 of those “War Matches”. Just playing 5 isn’t enough, your team has to win the match. Divisional Commander Prestige a Division in Multiplayer when playing online. The first time you log into Multiplayer you will have to choose a division. You now earn division XP by simply killing enemies and playing online matches. Winning matches gives more division XP than losing. Practically anything you do increases your Division XP. You can track the progress by pressing the Options-Button > Solider > Divisions > press to view your division > on the right side it shows your division level and XP progress. To prestige a division you need to reach & complete level 4 with it. It takes roughly 350,000 XP with that division to complete level 4 (150k to reach lvl 4 and another 165k to complete level 4). Then you can talk to the Division Prestige guy in the headquarters. This won’t take long at all. You get around 10,000 Division XP per match. So that’s roughly 30 matches to prestige a division. You can switch your division at any time if you want. They all have different effects. On your way to Player Prestige 1 (reach player level 55) you can easily prestige a division. Note that after reaching division level 4 the XP counter keeps going up and you need another 165k to complete the level and be eligible for prestige. Fireworks In The Final Reich, retrieve the artifact. See Call of Duty WW2 Zombies: The Final Reich Easter Egg Guide. Dark Reunion In The Final Reich, save Klaus. Before you can do the “hard” easter egg for the Dark Reunion Trophy / Achievement you must first play the casual easter egg (Fireworks trophy) until the point of no return, meaning the last step before the boss fight where you enter codes into a machine to activate the “Voice of God”. You are not allowed to shoot the orange orb in the Emperor’s Chamber after activating the voice of god. Doing so will bring you to the Klaus Boss and continue the easy easter egg. After activating the voice of god you can continue with the steps for the “hard” easter egg. You must also build all 4 tesla gun upgrades in your easter egg session (Dark Arts trophy). It’s recommended you work on those from the beginning to save some rounds later. Check out the trophies “Fireworks” & “Dark Arts” first. It’s highly recommended that you play with 4 people for this. You should also have done a playthrough of the easy “Fireworks” easter egg first to practice for the boss fight. You wouldn’t want to go through all the trouble of the hard easter egg just to mess up at the endboss. After you’ve done the easy easter egg & built all tesla gun upgrades the remaining steps are pretty simple to do. For a Step-by-Step Guide see Call of Duty WW2 Zombies: The Final Reich Easter Egg Guide. Pressure Cooker In Prologue, survive until wave 20. The prologue is started by going to the Zombies menu > Play Online > it should start a cutscene automatically and then you’ll be playing the prologue. You can replay the prologue at any time under Zombies > Play Online > Replay Prologue. There’s a secret Mystery Box that makes surviving a lot easier: To unlock the Mystery Box you need to shoot 10 Lanterns around the map. Check the video above or if you prefer screenshots, use this guide: COD WW2 – How to Unlock Mystery Box in Prologue. The map is very tiny so surviving is actually not that easy. The trick is to run in circles and “train” the zombies, meaning they all need to be in one line. This minimizes the risk of getting cornered. It takes a bit of time but if you run around aimlessly you’ll just get cornered and die. There’s a “quick revive” and armor upstairs in the house. You can refill the quick revive 3 times. It auto-revives you when you go down. The armor gets more expensive each time and protects you from fatal hits. Downstairs you can buy the MP-40 weapon. Refilling ammo costs only 500 points so it’s more cost-effective up to round 10 than buying mystery box weapons (those cost 1000 points each with no way to refill ammo). You also have a special ability called “Freefire”. It recharges automatically when you shoot enemies. Activate it by pressing L1+R1 to get infinite ammo for a brief time. This is really great when you have an MG from the mystery box as it can kill the zombies very quickly. With a bit of luck you can draw a “Jack-in-the-Box” from the Mystery Box. Those are explosives that lure the zombies so they won’t attack you for a few seconds. If you lose any quick revives before round 10 you should restart the match. When the zombies kill you the match restarts inside the house at round 2 so you needn’t restart the prologue from the beginning each time. The trophy pops as soon as you beat round 19 (you don’t have to survive round 20, just reach it). My Strategy: At the start of each round, shoot the first zombie that spawns downstairs (it always spawns by the window under the armor perk). Rush upstairs to the armor perkand kill as many zombies as you can (5 in early rounds, 2 in later rounds). You must stand in front of the armor shop. This will lure all zombies towards this side of the map so you can jump down the other side unharmed. Drop down the ledge by the self-revive. Most of the zombies will have gone to the opposite side to the armor shop so you have a relatively clear path when you drop down. However, you should always be shooting your weapons as you drop down so you can kill zombies before the trap you (in case a zombie is about to go upstairs). Now you must “train” the zombies, meaning they all need to be in one line behind you. After dropping down the ledge, head around the big corner (the side of the armor perk), then back upstairs to the armor perk. As you run upstairs, be sure to push towards the wall. This way most zombies won’t be able to hit you. Once upstairs, rush back to the ledge by the quick revive (completely ignoring all zombies along the path). From here shoot zombies to fill up your freefire ability. When zombies are closing in on you, repeat steps 3-5 until you have all zombies in one line and the freefire ability ready. Then use freefire with an MG or Assault Rifle and aim for Zombies’ heads. Even at round 19 a well timed freefire will wipe out 70% of the round’s zombies. Train the remaining zombies again and use the MP-40 or a box weapon to kill them. General Advice #1: Always have the MP-40 wallbuy and an MG or Assault Rifle from the box equipped. The worst weapons for this are shotguns, pistols, semi-auto rifles or SMGs. You need something that does a lot of headshot damage and has good range. This is important so you can kill as many zombies as possible when using freefire by the ledge upstairs. Don’t save on ammo with assault rifles or MGs. They should be your primary pick for kills after round 12+. After round 12 the MP-40 is only good to power up the freefire ability but it doesn’t do enough damage to kill enemies quickly. When your box weapon is empty you can draw a new one (leave one zombie alive at end of round and use box until you get an Assault Rifle / MG). General Advice #2: Be sure to draw the Jack-in-the-Box. It’s best used after going down and losing the self-revive. Then you can throw a jack to distract zombies and get new armor / self-revive in the meantime. What can go wrong: After you drop down the ledge by the self-revive it’s possible you’ll fall onto a zombie below and get trapped. To avoid this, always be shooting when you drop down. This will quickly kill zombies trying to trap you. Even if you do go down you have 3 self-revives in total. It’s also a matter of timing, if you time it right there won’t be any zombies trapping you. It really comes down to timing and learning the zombie spawns. Everything is scripted, zombies always spawn in the same places / same order each round. The only difference is that they spawn in more quickly in later rounds and can take more hits. Red Mist In The Final Reich, get 10 kills from a single Bomber’s explosion. Bombers start spawning frequently from round 11+ onward. They are bigger than normal zombies and carry an explosive canister on their back. The easiest way to get this is by killing a Bomber so it drops the explosive canister on the floor. Then shoot the explosive canister on the floor when 10 or more zombies are standing close to it. The blast radius isn’t the greatest so the zombies need to be really close together. Simply “train” the zombies, meaning you must run up and down an area until they are all walking in a line. Then lure them to the canister. You can also throw a Jack-in-the-Box. These lure all zombies to the same spot. Before the Jack-in-the-Box explodes, shoot the explosive canister that the Bomber dropped. You can get Jack-in-the-Box from the “Mystery Box”. You can see the location of the mystery box by looking for the green beam of light in the sky and going to the spot of the green beam. There are always 4 bombers spawning in the bunker, after opening the middle bunker door to the salt mines. You can get to them very early and lure them to a big group of zombies. Only the player shooting the canister earns the trophy, other people in the session don’t get it automatically. Dark Arts In The Final Reich, build all variants of the Tesla Gun. There are 4 Tesla Gun Variants: Bloodthirst, Hurricane, Midnight, Reaper. You will have to build all 4 Tesla Gun Variants as part of the full easter egg for the “Dark Reunion” trophy. So while going for Dark Reunion you’ll get this automatically. For a step-by-step guide explaining all upgrades, check out this: COD WW2 Zombies: All Tesla Gun Upgrades. It’s recommended you complete the “easy” easter egg for the Fireworks trophy first to learn the basics of this map. You must build all 4 Upgrade Variants in one match. Everyone in the match will earn the trophy regardless of who builds them. Bloodthirst: Hurricane: Midnight: Reaper: Strike! In The Final Reich, knock over 10 zombies with a Wüstling charge. Wüstlinge are bigger than normal zombies. They use melee attacks and charge at you when shooting them. They frequently spawn from round 11 onward (they can spawn as soon as round 7 but it’s rarer). What you need to do is train a group of zombies (run with them from one end of an area to the other so they are all running in one line). Now let the Wüstling get behind the normal zombies. Shoot the Wüstling and he’ll come charging towards you, knocking over all other zombies along the way. When he knocks over 10 zombies the trophy pops. Lurking Around In The Final Reich, find and shoot Dr. Straub. Dr. Straub randomly spawns behind windows somewhere on the map. He’s a man in a white coat just standing behind the windows. Your best bet is to check all the windows on the map. The reality of it is, that this trophy will almost certainly pop randomly without trying to get it. This is because when you shoot at zombies, your bullets will fly through walls and can hit Dr. Straub. For example, he can spawn behind windows in the starting area and it’s very easy to hit him by accident. Instead of searching for him, just do the other zombie trophies and there’s a 99% chance you’ll get this automatically along the way. The trophy also pops for everyone in the group, regardless of who shoots Dr. Straub. So playing in a group of 4 to high rounds has a fair chance of making this trophy pop randomly when someone shoots a bullet through a wall and accidentally hits Straub. Otherwise, just look behind all windows on the map and if you can’t find the guy, restart the match. The earliest I found him was round 6 but it’s possible he can spawn earlier. Undertaker In The Final Reich, kill the Bomber with the shovel. Before starting a zombies match on The Final Reich, you should pick the Medic Class with the Camouflage ability. This renders you invisible for a few seconds which is perfect to melee kill enemies without being attacked by them. The best place to get the trophy is in the bunker. After turning on the power you can go through the middle door in the bunker. Behind that door are always 4 Bombers. Use the Camouflage ability before opening that door and then use melee attacks to kill one of them. The shovel is your default melee weapon, you always have it. They can take quite a few hits but in lower rounds it’s easy enough. If you don’t know how to get to this point, follow my Pack-a-Punch guide until the end of Step 2: Pack-a-Punch Guide. Bombers also spawn in later rounds (starting at round 12+ or so). The bunker is just the first and easiest place to do it. Keep in mind your Camouflage ability must first charge up. This happens automatically when you kill zombies. It will then show a red circle in the bottom right corner of the screen. Press L1+R1 (LB+RB) to activate the Camouflage once it’s powered up. Lightning Handler In The Final Reich, build a Tesla Gun. Unlocks automatically as you go for the main easter egg. See the steps in the video up until 8:49. Also see Call of Duty WW2 Zombies: The Final Reich Easter Egg Guide (trophy unlocks when you complete “Step 4: Assemble the Tesla Gun”). White Knuckles In The Final Reich, survive 3 Pest waves in a single match without getting hit. For this trophy you need to play at least until wave 15. There’s a pest wave every 5 rounds. So it happens at wave 5 – 10 -15. Sometimes the pest wave can be delayed by a round or two. The pest waves spawn special types of zombies that run quicker than normal ones, but they also die quicker. You have to complete 3 of those pest waves in one sitting without being hit during those pest waves. Outside of pest waves you are totally allowed to get hit by other zombies. Just during the pest waves you can’t take any damage. DLC Guides: Call of Duty WW2: The Resistance DLC Trophy Guide & Roadmap