Since Spyro is primarily a collectathon, the game will tell you when you have completed the level 100%. If you miss something, you can always revisit Home Worlds and levels at any point. For the Platinum you need at least 100 dragon eggs in the game. Nothing is missable and you can always clean up everything after. Eggs are needed to unlock levels in the game. In each Home World and level you also need to collect dragon eggs (through challenges or found in the wild). As you play through each Home World (Sunrise Spring, Midday Gardens, Evening Lake, Midnight Mountain) and their respective levels, collect as many gems as you can (the more you collect, the better for when you will have to pay Moneybags). At times, especially during the Speedway levels, you’ll get to pay as Hunter, too.

James Byrd, Bentley the Yeti, and Agent 9, as well as Sparx who now has dedicated third-person-shooter-styled levels. What’s notable this time is that 100% (which in this game is actually 117%) is not be required to unlock the Platinum. The game also introduces some new playable characters, Sheila the Kangaroo, Sgt. There aren’t any difficulty-related trophies either and almost every level in the game has a trophy. Nothing is missable and you can always replay every level and every boss level after finishing the story for a quick clean-up (enemies and bosses respawn in this game). Most trophies will come naturally on your way to the Platinum, others require you to perform specific actions. If you are unfamiliar with the franchise, this guide will help you unlock every trophy. If you have already played the original game, you will probably breeze through it and already know how to do what’s required for the trophies.

Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon is the third game of the franchise. Welcome to Spyro Reignited Trilogy: Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon Trophy Guide.

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