Gibbon: Beyond the Trees Trophy Guide

You will unlock the “Learn the ropes” trophy unavoidably during Chapter 3 of the story.

Simply complete the Story Campaign to unavoidably unlock the “Lilac’s Calling” trophy. It’s safe to finish the story as with Chapter Select and other Game Modes, you’ll be able to unlock anything you happen to miss.

While you’re playing Liberation mode, Pink will occasionally appear to traverse the world with you. As with Yellow in the Story Campaign, you can meet Pink in mid-air to have them grab you and throw you ahead.

Time will slow as you near a throw opportunity, so just hold right when Pink and Lilac’s hands get close together, then release it at the crux of the swing animation to be launched.

In order to unlock the Throw Deluxe trophy, you will then need to immediately hold after being thrown by Pink until you land or swing on the next surface. The trophy will unlock when you land if done correctly.

After launching yourself into the air by any means, you can perform a backflip by holding . To unlock the Smooth Move trophy, you will need to do a backflip over a surface which slopes down towards the lower-right corner.

From there, you’ll need to start holding so that Lilac begins sliding on the surface when they land.

If you successfully go from being in mid-air, to backflipping, to sliding down a slope in one continuous motion, you will unlock the trophy.

While swinging with as Lilac, press at any time to immediately stop swinging and drop to the ground. This technique is actually really helpful for avoiding the Eagle Hawk for Bird of Prey.

Performing this action for the first time will unlock the Drop Down trophy.

After swinging or being thrown into the air, you can perform a backflip by pressing . After performing a successful backflip, you can immediately perform another by pressing again. However, backflips take time to perform, and your feet must be facing down when you land/swing for the backflip to count.

If you successfully land or swing after performing a double-backflip, you will gain a massive speed boost indicated by a purple trail coming from Lilac’s character model.

This maneuver requires a lot of space, so you will need to climb to the highest points you can find before even attempting a Double Backflip.

If you successfully pull off a Double Backflip in Liberation Mode or Daily Runs, the Double Flips trophy is yours!

While making your way through the town in any Liberation run, keep an eye out for umbrellas, canopies, and market tents. When you land on one of these holding , you will bounce off it.

To unlock “Happy Bouncing” you simply need to bounce three times in quick succession without swinging or landing on platforms/the ground in between bounces.

Every now and then in Liberation mode, Pink will spawn behind you and then move up to join you, just as Yellow would during the Story Campaign. You can meet Pink in mid-air to perform a pair-throw and be launched forward.

Time will slow as you near a pair-throw opportunity, so just hold right when Pink and Lilac’s hands get close together, then release it at the crux of the swing animation to be launched.

Performing this maneuver a cumulative total of 25 times across your entire time playing as Lilac will cause the Team Player trophy to unlock!

The In Sync trophy is one of the tougher ones to pull off purely because there’s a lot of luck involved. Firstly, Pink is not always with you. She will appear and disappear throughout each run with no indication of when she will join you or depart.

While she is there, though, you will need to stay as close to her as you can. Try to follow the same path she follows and maintain the same speed as her.

The goal is to follow her closely until she grabs a vine, rope, or chain to swing from. When she does, you will need to hold to grab the very same vine. If you manage to time it correctly so that you are both swinging from a vine at the same time, the In Sync trophy will unlock.

To unlock the “Bird of Prey” trophy, you will need to avoid the hawk-eagle enemy during a run at least two times without dying. You must do this twice in a single run.

When the Hawk-Eagle is about to attack, it will screech and begin flapping its wings more vigorously. When this happens, you need to drop lower (hold to do this quickly) and stay low to the ground. To successfully escape an Eagle-Hawk attack, you must either out-swing it by quickly maneuvering to the right until it is pushed all the way off-screen on the left or proceed to the next environment.

It’s really hard to outrun the Hawk-Eagle and trying to do so will often mean climbing higher, however, which means more chances of being caught, so it’s easier to just stay low until it leaves naturally.

This trophy can be a bit frustrating as the chances of the Hawk-Eagle spawning are completely up to RNG, so there’s no telling how long it’ll take you to get two in a single run. Fortunately, you’ll be doing a lot of runs in your pursuit of the Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free trophy.

In the town from Chapter 9 of the story, there’s a huge crane high up above the town about halfway in. To ensure you can reach and run along it, you will need to stay as high up as you can your whole way through the town. Doing so will unlock the Canabalt trophy immediately.

The trophy description suggests that you must do this as Lilac, the small purple Gibbon. However, during my story mode playthrough, I was able to unlock it when landing on it as Pink.

Therefore, if you are struggling to find the Crane in Liberation or Daily Run modes, try replaying Chapter 9 via Chapter Select, which will prove a much quicker method for finding the crane!

To unlock the “Liberate all Blue Parrots” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Blue Parrots in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all Red Parrots” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Red Parrots in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all Black Hornbills” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Black Hornbills in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all White Hornbills” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 White Hornbills in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all brown Long-nosed Monkeys ” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Brown Long-Nosed Monkeys in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all blue Long-nosed Monkeys” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Blue Long-Nosed Monkeys in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all grey Langur Monkeys” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Grey Langur Monkeys in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all maroon Langur Monkeys” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Maroon Langur Monkeys in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all black Gibbons” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Black Gibbons in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

To unlock the “Liberate all teal Gibbons” trophy, you must find and release a cumulative total of 10 Teal Gibbons in Liberation mode. See Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free for more info.

Caged Animals can be found anywhere at any time in Liberation Mode. Once a Caged Animal is coming up, you’ll see a red indicator on the right side of the screen which displays the type of animal and also their approximate position (so you know whether to start falling or climbing).

Once you reach the caged animal, you can free it by simply touching the cage, which will explode on impact. Don’t worry if you miss a caged animal because they’ll just spawn ahead of you at some other time. None of them are missable in any capacity.

There are a total of 100 Animals, divided into 10 different species, each of which has its own trophy. Upon freeing all 100 and unlocking the other 10 trophies, you’ll also receive this “Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free” trophy.

As none of these caged animals are missable and Liberation Mode is randomly generated, there is really nothing more to be done. Just keep playing Liberation Mode and trying to reach cages until the trophy eventually unlocks!

The Bookworm trophy is not too dissimilar to the Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free trophy. Rather than 100 collectibles, however, there are just 19 pages in the Encyclopedia needed for Bookworm.

These pages will spawn in specific locations as you make your way through Liberation Mode. However, as there’s no way to determine what areas you go to, you’ve just got to keep playing Liberation mode until you get lucky and you arrive in a location with an Encyclopedia Page.

You’ll know when one is coming up because you’ll see a blue indicator on the right side of the screen with a book icon in it. Pay attention to this indicator as you approach, because it will help you determine how high up you need to be to grab it.

If you miss an Encyclopedia Page, you’ll just have to keep playing Liberation Mode until it comes up again.

Once you’ve found and collected all 19 pages, the Bookworm trophy will unlock immediately.

To unlock the “Eight Days a Week” trophy, you will need to complete 8 unique Daily Run maps. Obviously, due to the nature of Daily Runs, this means playing the game on eight separate days. I should note that you don’t need to play on eight consecutive days, just eight total days.

That won’t matter much, though, because the workaround for this is very simple. Just change the date on your System Clock! There isn’t even any need to close the game or disconnect from the internet, just change the System Clock settings, and then when you refresh the Daily Run menu the date will update!

Whenever you swing, launch, or get thrown into the air, you can press to do a backflip. If you then slide or swing after performing a backflip, you’ll get a small speed boost.

To unlock the Get Back trophy, you will need to do a cumulative total of 200 backflips in Daily Runs mode.

Big Air is quite a tough trophy to earn and can be very finicky. Essentially, you need to travel 60 meters through the air without swinging or landing.

The best way to pull this off is to build up a lot of speed by doing Backflips and then maintain it until you reach an extremely high point, a vine, or a Pair Throw opportunity. At that point, throw yourself or get thrown as far as you can without landing or swinging and the trophy will unlock if you travel far enough.

You can use the counter in the top-left corner of the HUD to gauge how far you’re travelling at any given time.

As you should know quite well by now, you can slide down sloped surfaces by holding . All you need to do to unlock the “Slide On” trophy is, well, slide! Travel a cumulative total of 1000 meters while sliding in Daily Runs mode and the trophy will unlock.