Destruction AllStars Trophy Guide & Roadmap

February 8, 2021 by DK 63 Comments

Destruction AllStars Trophy Roadmap

Estimated trophy difficulty: 6/10 with boosting – 7/10 without boosting
Approximate amount of time to platinum: 20-30 hours with boosting, longer without boosting
Online Trophies: 29 (1, 5, 17, 6)
Offline Trophies: 0
Number of missable trophies: 0 – can retry everything
Glitched trophies: 0
Does difficulty affect trophies?: No
Minimum Playthroughs: 1 Challenge Mode (7 Stages), everything else is Multiplayer
Free-Roam / Level Select after Story?: There is no Story
Release Date: February 02, 2021

Introduction

Welcome to the Destruction AllStars Trophy Guide! In this game you run and drive in an arena with up to 16 players and the goal in different multiplayer match types. The goal is to smash your competition. The trophies can be done in any order you like. You can select from a roster of “AllStars” (playable characters) at the start of each match. For one trophy you must win a match with each of them. They also have some miscellaneous trophies tied to them that require doing certain kills with their special abilities. Some of this can be made a lot easier with boosting partners who can stand idle while you do trophies. How to boost is explained at the end of the Roadmap.

Step 1: Finish all the tutorials

To learn all the basics, you should start with finishing the tutorials for all Multiplayer Game Modes. You find these under Main Menu > Practice.

Step 2: Challenge Series

The only singleplayer content you have to finish is found under Main Menu > Challenge Series > Mutual Respect. This is a set of 7 short challenges. Each challenge can grant you 3 stars which you will all have to unlock. You don’t have to get 3 stars in a single run and instead you can just focus on each star individually if you struggle with them.

Step 3: Multiplayer

Here you will spend most of your time. You will have to win at least 50 games, win a game with each AllStar, and perform a unique kill with each AllStar’s special ability. Most of these are really luck dependent but it can be made easier with a boosting group, explained below.

How to Boost

You should have a group of at least 4 players (you + 3 others). The more, the better!
Make sure everyone has the same server region selected (US/EU/Japan). You can change this from the Multiplayer Menu under Options ( ) > Gameplay > Region.
For maximum efficiency, all the helpers should be in the same in-game party (hold Touchpad and invite the other helpers to party). The person who wants to get the trophies (the “booster”) should be alone, NOT in an in-game party with the others. The reason is that people in a party always get put on the same team once the match starts. This way the helpers don’t get split up between different teams. You’ll want all helpers in one team, and the person boosting in the opposing team.
Everyone in your boosting group must search “Stockpile 8v8” at the same time. This mode has the best maps for boosting and not as many people are playing it. You should be in a party voice chat (or group text chat) so one of you can count down to let everyone know when to search. You must search at the same time!
If your whole group lands in the character screen at the same time, you are likely in the same match. If someone is still in the matchmaking screen, you should quit out right away and repeat. If the helpers and the booster all end up in the same team you should also quit out right away and search again. Remember, the booster must be on the opponent team of the helpers.
Once the match has started you can press Touchpad to confirm everyone is in the same match. Then the booster walks around the arena to collect the red crystals to power up their special car. The other players all meet up at Point A or Point C and stand still / close together. Then the booster can ram into them to easily get the character specific trophies.