Final Fantasy Player has all PlayStation trophies

On November 1, 2010, Talan Kirk, passing by Rebourne07 on Reddit and PSN, unlocked their first trophy in Final Fantasy XIII for the PlayStation 3. On August 8, 2021, he unlocked the last trophy introduced in Final Fantasy VII Remake IntergradeDLC of, making him the only person in the world to have collected all the PSN trophies of each Final fantasy Game.

In one Reddit post from two years ago, Rebourne07 celebrated being one of only two people in the world to earn all Final Fantasy trophies, sharing that honor with a player called SkullRobot. Since this post, Square Enix has published several Final fantasy games on PS4, including the remaster of Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy VII remake, and the remastered version of Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles. While these games are relatively easy for other trophy hunters to play, there are also the PlayStation 5 versions of Final Fantasy VII Remake and the MMO, Final Fantasy XIV, each with their own set of trophies.

Talk to Kotaku About his achievement which won him a trophy, Rebourne07 said that before the release of Final Fantasy XIV on the PlayStation 5 earlier this year, there were between 12 and 15 players with all Final fantasy achievements for the games in the North American region. Since the introduction of the PS5 version, only 10 players have won all the achievements of the game. The closest competition to Rebourne07, a player by the name of DoctorTaco, is currently two Final Fantasy XIV PS5 Achievements far from joining him at the top.

As you might expect, Rebourne07 had to work really hard to win. In Final Fantasy XIV: A Kingdom Reborn for the PS4, he had to participate in 1,000 destinies, small special events that players can earn for experience points. The PS5 version added a new trophy, bringing the required number of fates to 3,000, as well as another new trophy requiring him to collect 8,000 collectibles as a craftsman. On top of all that he had to play Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, his favorite FF game, twice. This is once for the free version and once for the full retail version. He had to at least win 300 ranked online matches. I could barely play 30, let alone win them. All this while juggling his three children, a marriage and a job as a software engineer? No thanks.

Thanks for doubling Dissidia, and Final Fantasy XIV appearing on two consoles with different trophy sets, Rebourne07 no longer recommends others to try to follow in his footsteps. Of course, you are all free to try. It only took him a decade because he was playing the games as they were released. His rough estimate of hours spent is over 3,000, or less than six months, not counting sleep. Come on, go for it.