Cat Quest Trophy Guide

The Flame Dragon is the first of the Dragon Bosses you’ll need to defeat on your way through the story. When you first approach it, you’ll probably be told to go and get stronger first by completing Side Quests. You only need to be around Level 15 to take this Dragon on, but you’ll actually find enough Side Quests in the area to reach around Level 30-35. Even more if you explore some dungeons while you’re at it. It’s entirely up to you, though, nothing is missable so just do what you feel like doing!

The Ice Dragon is the second of the Dragon Bosses you need to defeat as part of the Main Quest. You’ll need to learn water-walking from Pawt City in the Southwest to reach it, and should reach at least level 35 via side-quests and dungeons before attempting to take it on. Upon defeating it, you’ll unlock the Dragon Master Trophy.

The Arcane Dragon is the third of the Dragon Bosses you need to defeat as part of the Main Quest. You’ll need to learn to fly from Windmew City in the North to reach it, and should reach at least level 50 via side-quests and dungeons before attempting to take it on. Upon defeating it, you’ll unlock the Dragon Legend Trophy.

After defeating the Arcane Dragon (and completing a few exposition-driven stops), you’ll eventually need to head to a frozen island in the northwest to take on Drakoth. You should be at least level 65 before attempting this final fight, but I strongly recommend going above and beyond that to around 75-80 to make things much easier on yourself.

When you arrive at your final destination, you’ll have to defeat all three Dragon Bosses again, which will attack you simultaneously. After that, you’ll eventually come to face Drakoth himself.

Upon defeating him and concluding the game’s story, the main quest will come to an end, and you’ll receive the “Dragon Hero” trophy. Now you just need to mop up and that Platinum’s as good as yours too!

You will unlock the “Helper of Cats” trophy after beating your 6th Side Quest. You’ll undoubtedly do this on your way through the story as leveling up without doing them would be quite a chore.

You’re eventually going to need to complete all 62 Side Quests for the Saviour of Cats trophy.

When you’ve completed 30 of the 62 Side Quests required for the Saviour of Cats trophy, you’ll unlock the “Servant of Cats” trophy.

To unlock the “Saviour of Cats” trophy, you’ll want to complete 62 Side Quests. This used to be every Side Quest in the game, but thanks to some Christmas-themed Side Quests you can leave a few incomplete. That said, many of the weapons and armor you’ll need are Quest rewards, so you’ll probably still want to do them all.

Side Quests are found at Quest Boards in villages and towns throughout the game, and will have a gold “?” icon over them if a quest is available, and this is visible when you press to zoom out the map. Some quests won’t become available until you complete the preceding quest or progress the story.

The below table details all quests, their locations, and what level they are:

You’ll unavoidably earn “Dungeon Litter” quite early in the game because even if you don’t choose to explore a lot, you’ll be sent to them for side-quests and more. Additionally, you’ll eventually need to clear all 52 dungeons for the Dungeon Master trophy.

Once you’ve cleared 25 of the 52 dungeons needed for the Dungeon Master trophy, you’ll receive the “Dungeon Scrounger” trophy.

There are 52 Dungeons in Cat Quest, which vary vastly in difficulty level. They exist in the form of Ruins and Caves mostly, but there are a handful of unique dungeons to clear too.

Clearing a Dungeon requires defeating every enemy inside. You’ll know when you’ve done this as the game will tell you when you defeat the last enemy in a dungeon. Many dungeons have secret paths that can’t be seen. The only way to find them is to push yourself up against the edges of the dungeon until you find an area where you can walk across the darkness/water. The water-walking ability has no effect in dungeons.

Dungeons you haven’t cleared yet will have a silver “?” icon over them. This icon is visible even when you zoom out with , which is a great way to find dungeons you haven’t cleared yet.

You may notice that if you leave a dungeon without opening every chest, a gold chest icon stays present above the dungeon. Opening all chests isn’t required for the Dungeon Master trophy, however, you will want to open them all for the Fashionista Lion trophy.

Gold Chests cannot be opened without the key that you earn by completing the quest on the “Founder’s Isle.” To reach that island, walk across the ocean off the south coast, near where you started your journey. You’ll want to be at least level 30 for this quest, but it wouldn’t hurt to be even more highly-levelled than that.

The below table details all Dungeons, what level they are, and whether they contain a hidden Golden Chest:

Note that the Secret Cave is a bit of a weird one. Not only is it difficult to find, but there’s only one Mimic enemy in there. Everything else is spike traps. Well, those Spike Traps need to be killed too. You can kill them either by using a skill, or by waiting for the spikes to fade away and then quickly dashing to and attacking the center of the spikes, revealing a ghost that dies pretty easily.

As for where it is, you’ll find it here, in the northwest:

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Armor and Weapons can be acquired as quest rewards, from special shops, or by opening chests. You’ll unlock “Fashionista Kitty” early in your playthrough as you only need to find 3 pieces of gear to do so. That said, you’ll eventually need to have collected 66 different pieces of gear to unlock the Fashionista Lion trophy!

Once you’ve acquired just 30 of the 66 pieces of gear needed to unlock the Fashionista Lion trophy, you’ll receive the “Fashionista Cat” trophy!

There are, by my count, 69 pieces of gear in Cat Quest, so you’ll need to find almost all of them. Fortunately, most of them come from Quests and Dungeons, which you will be clearing anyway. Make sure you read the info about the dungeon chests and the key in the Dungeon Master trophy details above.

To help you narrow down any you may be missing and also help you figure out where they may be hidden, I’ve produced the table below:

Skills can be bought and upgraded at Mage Towers found all across the map. You’ll very likely earn the “Light of the Arcane” trophy early as it only requires you to purchase a second skill on top of the fire skill you learn at the start of the game.

That said, you will need to learn all 7 Skills to unlock the Power of the Arcane Trophy.

Once you’ve acquired 4 of the 7 skills required for the Power of the Arcane Trophy, you will receive the “Purr of the Arcane” trophy.

There are just 7 Skills in Cat Quest. Each one of them can be found at Mage Temples that are very easy to spot on the map when zoomed-out . Each Skill will cost 50 gold to purchase, but can then be upgraded with more gold investments. Upgrading your skills isn’t required for any trophy, but it will help a lot, especially with the final bosses.

Use the table below to track down any Mage Temples you’re struggling to locate:

You’ll likely earn the “Felingard Lore” trophy quite early as you just need to find and activate a single monument. That said, you will need to activate them all for Felingard Loremaster.

When you’ve found and interacted with half of the 15 monuments required for the Felingard Loremaster trophy, you’ll receive the “Felingard Loremaker” trophy.

The Felingard Monuments are hidden all across the world map. They’re very easy to spot if you just zoom out with and any that you haven’t yet interacted with will have a “?” icon over them. A fair few of them are found on the islands off the coast, so be sure to check those.

Once you’ve interacted with all 15 at least once via , you’ll receive the Felingard Loremaster trophy.

There’s no hope of beating Cat Quest without reaching well beyond Level 10, so you can rest assured that the “Catventurer” trophy will unlock naturally.

However, you’ll need to go on to reach Level 99 for the Super Catventurer trophy!

Considering you’ll want to be at least level 65 before taking on Cat Quest’s final boss, you should also unlock the “Furry Catventurer” trophy naturally on your way through the main quest. Don’t stop there, as you’ll need to reach level 99 for Super Catventurer.

Even after you’ve beat the main quest, completed every side-quest, and cleared every dungeon, you’ll probably still have a fair amount of level-grinding ahead of you to finally reach Level 99.

There are three locations that are well-suited to level-grinding as the enemies within drop a lot of exp. Those are:

• Icy Glaive
• Furrbidden Fields (not a dungeon, but the enemies here are tough and drop plenty of expif you can beat them)
• Hidden Cave

You’ll want to be at least Level 70 before you can comfortably grind exp at those locations, but that shouldn’t be an issue.

Upon finally reaching level 99, the Super Catventurer trophy will be all yours.