Cat Quest 2 Trophy Guide

After a short tutorial, you’ll receive the “Catventure Begins” trophy unavoidably.

You’ll enter the Lupus Empire while following Kit as part of the story after acquiring your first Kingshard. As such, you’ll unavoidably receive “The Lupus Empire” upon arrival there!

While working your way through the Main Quest, you’ll automatically receive three new abilities; a dodge roll that deals damage, a powerful end-of-dodge attack, and the ability to walk on water!

Upon receiving the third Royal Art; Water-Walking, you’ll unlock the “Royal Fur” trophy!

You’ll receive the “Paws Together” trophy at the end of the Main Quest. You’ll have to complete the “Epilogue” quest, which is just a short cutscene with no extra fights or anything. Don’t worry about points of no return or anything like that, you can select “Continue” from the main menu to resume playing even after wrapping up the main story!

The “Furriend of the People I” trophy will unlock after you’ve complete just 7 of the game’s Side Quests. This is likely to happen naturally as you progress the story because you’ll need to use Side Quests to level up quicker than by just clearing dungeons and defeating enemies. See Furriend of the People III for more information on Side Quests.

Completing 37 of the 67 Side Quests required for Furriend of the People III trophy will net you this “Furriend of the People II” trophy.

To unlock the “Furriend of the People III” trophy, you must complete all 67 Side Quests in Cat Quest 2. You can see available Side Quests by opening your map and scrolling around. Blue speech bubbles with “!” icons inside will indicate the location of a Side Quest, and now you can even see the recommended level for that quest from the map too!

To help you narrow things down once you approach the end of this 67-quest journey, though, I’ve prepared the below table, which details every Quest’s region, location, and recommended level:

The “Dungeon Master I” trophy will unlock when you clear your 8th Dungeon. To clear a dungeon you will need to open every chest and defeat every enemy within. See Dungeon Master III for more info.

After clearing 38 of the 73 Dungeons in Cat Quest 2, you’ll receive the “Dungeon Master II” trophy. See Dungeon Master III for more info.

To unlock the “Dungeon Master III” trophy, you’re going to need to clear every single dungeon (cave or ruin) in Cat Quest 2. These are very easy to find because you can see them from the map. This is even easier than in the first Cat Quest game because you can move the map around while looking at it zoomed-out, really allowing you to zero in on any you may have missed.

Caves you haven’t even attempted yet will have a “?” icon above them and caves that you’ve entered but didn’t finish clearing will have a diamond icon over them.

Much like in the previous game, you will need to find hidden invisible paths sometimes, which will then lead to hidden chests. This can be a pain as there are no visual indicators for where a hidden path is, you’ll just need to press yourself up against the edges of each platform and see if your characters start walking over water/pitfalls.

They’re much less prevalent in this game, though. You’ll be told via a large “Dungeon Complete” on-screen element when you’ve completely cleared a dungeon, which means opening every chest/crate and defeating every enemy.

There’s one very confusing dungeon called “Pawt Cave.” This cave has four entrances. One is on the mainland while the other three are on islands to the west of the mainland entrance. You can reach two of the other entrances by going through the cave, but the silver monster chest can only be reached by entering the cave through a fourth entrance that you can only get to with the water-walking ability. You may wonder how you’re supposed to open that monster chest if you can’t access the rest of the cave from that fourth entrance. Well, once you’ve cleared a dungeon of enemies for the first time, the monster chest will unlock permanently. So even if you leave and re-enter the dungeon, respawning all of the enemies, you will still be able to open the chest.

If you come across any dungeons that are locked and won’t let you in, complete some more Side or Main Quests as they’re likely to eventually unlock them.

For every Dungeon and its location & level, see the full list below:

You’ll receive the “Arcane Paws I” trophy after acquiring your 4th Spell. See Arcane Paws III for more info on Spells and where to find them!

You’ll eventually need to collect all 12 Spells for the Arcane Paws III trophy. Along the way, when you have 8 of those 12 Spells, you’ll unlock the “Arcane Paws II” trophy.

There are a total of 12 Spells in Cat Quest II, some returning favourites like Freezepaw and Lightnyan, plus some new powerful additions like ForceWoofer and Gravi-ruff. To unlock the “Arcane Paws III” trophy, you will need to find and collect them all. Fortunately, they’re not too difficult to find, but you’ll need to progress the Main Quest before you can reach some of them.

Spells are acquired via stone tablets you can interact with. They can be found both within dungeons and on the overworld map!

You’ll receive weapons and armor by completing quests, opening chests, and even just progressing the main quest. After attaining 34 unique pieces of equipment, you’ll receive the “Fashionista Tails I” trophy.

There are 108 unique pieces of equipment in total, and you’ll need to collect 101 of them for Fashionista Tails III.

Obtain 67 of the total 108 unique pieces of equipment in Cat Quest 2 to receive the “Fashionista Tails II” trophy. You’ll eventually need 101 unique pieces of equipment to unlock Fashionista Tails III.

Technically, due to an update, Cat Quest II contains 108 pieces of equipment, thanks to the addition of the “Bam Bam Hammer,” “Mystery Meat,” and the 5 “Dark Old Master” Pieces of Equipment that you can only get from the challenging “Infinity Tomb” post-game content. Either way, that only leaves you able to miss a handful items, and you’re still going to have to collect 101 unique pieces of equipment!

Equipment is acquired from chests, from Side Quests, and sometimes from the Main Quest too. You’ll also note that there are some large gold chests dotted across the overworld map that you can’t open. To open them, you will first need to go to “Founder’s Isle” which is east of Felingard. You will need the Water Walking ability to reach it.

Once there, you’ll see four NPCs, each of which has a Level 999 quest for you, but the first three are just fake-outs (yes, even the guy who says he’ll delete your save data!). The fourth and final guy will send you to a dungeon with three Mimics inside.

They’re Level 99 but with a ranged magic weapon and some careful dodging you can slowly chip away at them to defeat them while severely under-levelled.

The Mimics will drop a key that you can then pick up, which unlocks a door in the “Hidden Cave” back on the mainland.

Inside, you’ll find the Gold Key, which allows you to open all gold chests from now on.

You’ll be pleased to know that unlike in the first Cat Quest, gold chests are not found inside Dungeons (except the one in the Hidden Cave). They’re all on the overworld map and can pretty much be seen from the map tab in the menu.

Now, considering you will have to complete every Side Quest for Furriend of the People III and clear every dungeon for Dungeon Master III, you should end up with pretty much every unique item in the game by the time you’ve earned those trophies. The last handful will be found in those Gold Chests mentioned above, so keep a keen eye out for them on the overworld map. Many of them don’t contain unique items so you shouldn’t need to open all of them.

Below, you’ll find a total list of equipment in the game. After doing everything else in the trophy list, if you’re still missing a small handful of equipment, make sure you complete the endgame dungeons; Lonely Cave, Cave of the Wolf, and Tomb of the Lion.

You’ll reach Level 10 very early in the story and would have a real hard time making progress without doing so. Looking ahead, though, you’ll eventually need to reach Level 99 for Kinghood III.

Reaching Level 50 will net you the “Kinghood II” trophy. Honestly, you’ll need to reach this level and beyond for the main quest alone, not to mention the fact you’ll eventually need to reach Level 99 for Kinghood III.

Unlike in the original Cat Quest, reaching Level 99 doesn’t require an extensive grind. You will reach well over Level 99 by just completing every Dungeon, Side Quest, and Main Quest, which you’ll have to do for other trophies anyway!

Upon reaching Level 99, you will unlock this “Kinghood III” trophy.