Bravo Team Trophies Include a Platinum, View Full List

Supermassive Games’ next PlayStation VR exclusive is set to launch on March 6, 2018. Called Bravo Team, its a tactical shooter that will put players in the shoes of an elite squad member. We now have a look at the game’s trophies, and it includes a Platinum for players to aim for.

Check out the full list of Bravo Team trophies below:

Platinum

• Collector
  Get all trophies

Gold

• Change of Heart
  Don’t kill Toma (excludes Score Attack)
• Silent Assassin
  Stealth kill 5 enemies as a team
• Resilient
  Complete the game without dying
• Turing Test
  Complete a chapter with the AI Partner
• Human Touch
  Complete a chapter with an online partner
• Quick Shooter
  Kill 3 enemies in 2 seconds
• Bravo!
  Complete Palace

Silver

• Low Profile
  Complete Rooftops
• Milk Run
  Complete Prologue
• The Storm
  Complete Police Station
• Reaching Safety
  Complete Plaza
• The Snap
  Complete Alleys
• Medic!
  Revive your partner
• Carrying the Team
  Revive your partner 5 times
• Left Behind
  Complete Bridge
• Head Strong
  Kill a sniper with the pistol

Bronze

• Going Rogue
  Pursue Toma (excludes Score Attack)
• Following Orders
  Leave without pursuing Toma (excludes Score Attack)
• Happy Camper
  Stay at the same marker for more than a minute
• Long Distance Relationship
  Kill 10 enemies with the sniper rifle
• A Kind of Justice
  Kill Toma (excludes Score Attack)

For more on Bravo Team, check out our E3 2017 Bravo Team preview. Here’s a snippet of what Chandler Wood had to say:

My short run through the available level used the Aim controller, so it’s unclear how Bravo Team will implement the DualShock 4. If anything, it seems like it will be similar to Farpoint, where using the Aim is the far superior gameplay experience. Having the feeling of holding the gun directly in your hand is just what the Aim was designed for, and I reviewed it highly for that very aspect. Bravo Team will also support the Move controllers, given that no analog sticks are required for movement. Being a game that supports all three control methods for PSVR makes it massively accessible for everyone (as long as you have a headset anyway), and giving a lot of choice for how you want to play, though final release will show which of these methods is the preferred one. So far, being showcased with the Aim, that seems to be the primary input method.

Bravo Team releases March 6, 2018 exclusively for PlayStation VR.

[Source: PSN Profiles]