Warp Drive Trophy Guide

A “Rival” event is one in which you must race against just one other racer. Completing one for the first time will unlock the “Eat My Dust!” Trophy.

Despite the trophy description suggesting this is only possible in Survival mode, you will actually earn it naturally while working through the challenges.

A “Time Trial” event is one in which you must race against the clock. Completing one for the first time will unlock the “Speedrunner” Trophy. Despite the trophy description suggesting this is only possible in Survival mode, you will actually earn it naturally while working through the challenges.

A “Race Position” event is one in which you must race against two or more racers in an attempt to finish in first place. Completing one for the first time will unlock the “Qualifier” Trophy. Despite the trophy description suggesting this is only possible in Survival mode, you will actually earn it naturally while working through the challenges.

The “Just Getting Started” trophy will unlock upon completion of your first five challenges. Considering you will need to complete every single Challenge, this trophy will unlock naturally during this phase of our Warp Drive Trophy Guide.

The “Practice Makes Perfect” trophy will unlock upon completion of your first twenty challenges. Considering you will need to complete every single Challenge, this trophy will unlock naturally during this phase of our Warp Drive Trophy Guide.

To unlock the “Treetop Challenger” trophy, you will need to complete every Challenge in the “Great Mushroom Forest” map. The challenges on this map are the easiest. You will be able to unlock more Challenges by completing the ones you have available to earn medals and then using those medals to access locked Challenges.

Some Challenges will require more medals than you can acquire from this map so you should also make progress on Blizzard Gully Challenges to earn more.

To unlock the “Arctic Adventurer” trophy, you will need to complete every Challenge in the “Blizzard Gully” map. The challenges on this map are of medium difficulty. You will be able to unlock more Challenges by completing the ones you have available to earn medals and then using those medals to access locked Challenges. You should have a good stockpile of medals from Treetop Challenger.

To unlock the “Wilderness Warrior” trophy, you will need to complete every Challenge in the “Jumping Dunes” map. The challenges on this map are the most difficult. You will be able to unlock more Challenges by completing the ones you have available to earn medals and then using those medals to access locked Challenges. You should have a good stockpile of medals from Treetop Challenger and Arctic Adventurer.

The Great Mushroom Forest tournament is available from the start of the game. You’re free to play it on any racing speed (i.e. 500cc, the easiest) as this won’t affect any trophies.

Complete all four races while earning enough points by placing highly to finish in first place overall, thus unlocking the “Forest Fireball” trophy.

The Blizzard Gully tournament is available once you complete the Mushroom Forest tournament. You’re free to play it on any racing speed (i.e. 500cc, the easiest) as this won’t affect any trophies.

Complete all four races while earning enough points by placing highly to finish in first place overall, thus unlocking the “Chilly Champion” trophy.

The Jumping Dunes tournament is available once you complete the Blizzard Gully tournament. You’re free to play it on any racing speed (i.e. 500cc, the easiest) as this won’t affect any trophies.

Complete all four races while earning enough points by placing highly to finish in first place overall, thus unlocking the “Sandy Speedster” trophy.

The Kappa tournament is available once you complete the Jumping Dunes tournament. You’re free to play it on any racing speed (i.e. 500cc, the easiest) as this won’t affect any trophies.

Complete all four races while earning enough points by placing highly to finish in first place overall, thus unlocking the “Warp Master” trophy.

The Sigma tournament is available once you complete the Kappa tournament. You’re free to play it on any racing speed (i.e. 500cc, the easiest) as this won’t affect any trophies.

Complete all four races while earning enough points by placing highly to finish in first place overall, thus unlocking the “Master Booster” trophy.

The Omega tournament is available once you complete the Sigma tournament. You’re free to play it on any racing speed (i.e. 500cc, the easiest) as this won’t affect any trophies.

Complete all four races while earning enough points by placing highly to finish in first place overall, thus unlocking the “Champion Driver” trophy.

Every time you complete the objectives of an event in Survival, your Win Streak will increase by 1. The higher your win streak, the more bonus credits you will earn after each event.

To unlock the “Unbeatable” trophy, you must complete the objectives of 30 events in Survival back-to-back without ever failing.

If you’re close to losing an event, you can pause the game with and select “Restart Race” to reset the current event without repercussions. However, if you fail an event, your win streak will be set to 0, and you will need to try again from there.

Honestly, this isn’t too difficult of an accomplishment to pull off, and you’ll likely earn this trophy naturally while attempting the Made A Name For Yourself trophy.

To unlock the “Made A Name For Yourself” trophy, all you need to do is complete the objectives in a cumulative total of 100 Survival Mode events.

Don’t forget that you will need to try and accumulate a win streak of 30 for the Unbeatable trophy, but once you have that, there’s no need to maintain your streak anymore (except for the increased credit gain).

You should also keep your eye out for Bonus Race events so that you can earn the Rolling In It trophy here too. Once done, you can simply continue playing Survival until this trophy unlocks.

You will know when you come to a Bonus Race event in Survival because the coin reward will be hidden, and the objective will be to “Collect Coins.” Additionally, the first time you start one of these events, you’ll be informed directly about what they are.

In these Bonus Race events, you have a set number of laps to drive around the course and collect as many coins as possible. The coins will act as your reward, so it benefits you to get as many coins as possible.

The “Rolling In It” trophy requires you to collect at least 100 coins in one of these events. 100 coins isn’t very much at all. In fact, on my very first attempt at a Bonus Race event, I was able to collect over 300 coins without difficulty.

In Warp Drive, as long as you have a charge available, you can press to activate a speed Boost. You can also receive free speed boosts from the track by driving over the speed chevrons. Both types of boosts will count towards the Gotta Go Fast trophy.

To unlock it, you need to boost a cumulative total of 1000 times. Fortunately, this is extremely likely to unlock naturally as you work your way through the first three phases of our Warp Drive Trophy Guide.

If you have a charge available, you can Warp Grapple to large black spheres dotted around the race track. When one is close enough, a large prompt will appear. Pressing will tether your vehicle to the black sphere and pull you to a hidden path.

To unlock the “The Road Less Traveled” trophy, you must Warp Grapple a total of 250 times. However, unless you make a concerted effort actually to use these Grapple points, you could very possibly end up needing to grind grapples for this trophy at the end of your trophy journey.

I advise keeping at least one charge available at all times, not using it for mines, missiles, or boosts. Instead, keep it so that whenever you see the Grapple’s prompt appear, you will be ready to strike.

In Warp Drive, it is very common for the track to come to an abrupt end. As I’m sure you’ve gathered by now, though, these dead-ends are covered in a rainbow-textured pad that warps you to another nearby section of the track.

To unlock the “Transcended Time and Space” trophy, you will need to do this a cumulative total of 1000 times. You will Warp multiple times in every event you complete and considering the sheer number of tournaments, challenges, and survival events you will need to complete, it is extremely likely that you will unlock this trophy naturally.

If, however, you do not, just continue playing events until it eventually pops.

Spinning out an opponent to unlock the Hit and Run trophy is very easy. First, make sure you have a charge available. Next, travel behind an opponent and wait for a reticule to appear over them.

They need to be a good distance ahead of you, so if you don’t see the reticule, try slowing down a bit.

Once the reticule is visible, hit to fire a homing missile. If the missile lands, the opponent will be stunned and forced to spin on the spot for a moment.

Once you have learned how to spin out an opponent and unlocked the Hit and Run trophy, continue spinning opponents out until you have done so a cumulative total of 100 times. Upon hitting an opponent with a missile for the 100th time, you will unlock the Road Rage trophy.

Note that it is possible to stun multiple opponents with one missile. If you do this, the total number of affected opponents will count toward the trophy despite only one missile being fired.

When rounding a corner in Warp Drive, you can hold to begin drifting. If you continue to drift for long enough, your jetstream will eventually glow, indicating a charged mini-boost.

Release to then activate the boost and jump ahead. Doing this for the very first time will unlock the “Was That Supposed To Happen?” trophy.

Once you have got the hang of activating mini-boosts via drifting and unlocked the Was That Supposed To Happen? trophy, continue drifting for mini-boosts until you have done so a cumulative total of 100 times. Upon activating your 100th mini-boost, you will unlock the Drift Master trophy.

You will earn a varying amount of EXP after each event you complete in Warp Drive. Despite the trophy description, to unlock the “Ding!” trophy, you need to earn enough exp to gain 10 levels. To be clear, you will actually be reaching Level 11, not Level 10.

This may be unintentional and could be patched out in the future. If so, you’ll have the trophy before it’s even a problem for you!

You will likely do this naturally at around Phase 2 of this Warp Drive Trophy Guide, if not before.

After each event in both the Survival and Tournament game modes, you will get access to the in-game shop, where you can spend any credits you’ve earned on new car parts.

Buying any Car Part from a store for the first time will unlock the “Moving Up In The World” trophy.

Once you have familiarised yourself with the store and unlocked the Moving Up In The World trophy, continue purchasing new car parts at the stores until you have done so a cumulative total of 10 times. Upon acquiring your 10th new Car Part, you will unlock the Big Spender trophy.

Sometimes, in stock at in-game stores, you will find “Mythic” car parts. The icons for “Mythic” car parts have gold frames with wings, making them stand out. The high credit cost of these items also stands out, though.

Purchase one of these gold-framed Mythic Car Parts for the first time, and the “Ooh Shiny!” trophy should unlock. If it doesn’t, go into the “Car Setup” menu of either Tournament or Survival mode, and the trophy should unlock there.

After unlocking the Ooh Shiny! trophy, continue checking stores for Mythic Car Parts until you have been able to acquire one for every customization slot. The trophy unlocked for me when I equipped a Mythic Chassis, Mythic Anti-Grav, Mythic Booster, and Mythic Paint Job. It turned out that I didn’t need to equip a mythic “Module” part at all.

It seems possible that this is not the intended functionality, though, and I encountered a glitch in my favor. If the trophy gets patched in the future, you may need to equip a Mythic Chassic, Anti-Grav, Booster, Paint Job and Module.

If the “Became A God” trophy doesn’t unlock when you think it should have, go into the “Car Setup” menu of either Tournament or Survival mode, and the trophy should unlock there.

To unlock the “Paid Off Your Mortgage” trophy, you will need to collect a cumulative total of 50,000 coins. Note that coins are also called credits in-game.

You will receive coins after every event you complete. You’ll make a large majority of your progress towards this trophy naturally during the first three phases of this Warp Drive Trophy Guide.

If, however, you find yourself a few credits short by the time you reach this phase, you will need to complete a few more events to earn more coins. In Survival, you will get more coins for higher-difficulty challenges and earn bonus coins based on your Survival Win Streak, making it a good place to farm coins.

After each event in both the Survival and Tournament game modes, you will get access to the in-game shop, where you can spend any credits you’ve earned on new car parts. Sometimes, the available parts are paint jobs.

Buying any Paint Job from a store for the first time will unlock the “Much prettier!” trophy.

Once you have familiarised yourself with Paint Jobs and unlocked the Much Prettier! trophy, continue purchasing new paint jobs at the stores until you have done so a cumulative total of 10 times. Upon acquiring your 10th new Paint Job, you will unlock the Professional Artist trophy.