Nearly a year after its release in May 2021, Resident Evil Village is back with the Winters’ Expansion, providing gamers with some exciting new downloadable content that further builds upon the latest game of the year nominated entry in the Resident Evil franchise. Even better, for trophy and achievement hunters, the Winters’ Expansion also brings new challenges to attain the coveted 100% completion for Capcom’s survival horror series. For PlayStation gamers, there are seven new trophies to be earned including five bronze, one silver, and one gold trophy, while Xbox players will find seven new achievements worth a total of 190 Gamerscore. This guide will present the seven new trophies and achievements for the Resident Evil Village Winters’ Expansion, including the trophy rank (for PlayStation) and the Gamerscore (for Xbox).
Resident Evil Village The Winters’ Expansion Trophies and Achievements
Green Teen (Bronze Trophy on PlayStation / 20 Gamerscore on Xbox)
- Finish Shadows of Rose on at least Casual difficulty.
Serene Teen (Silver Trophy on PlayStation / 40 Gamerscore on Xbox)
- Finish Shadows of Rose on at least Standard difficulty.
Supreme Teen (Gold Trophy on PlayStation / 50 Gamerscore on Xbox)
- Finish Shadows of Rose on Hardcore difficulty.
Related: How to Start Shadows of Rose in Resident Evil Village
It’s Starting to Grow on Me (Bronze Trophy on PlayStation / 20 Gamerscore on Xbox)
- Use Rose’s mutamycete powers at least 20 times.
Craftsmaster (Bronze Trophy on PlayStation / 20 Gamerscore on Xbox)
- Craft every type of item in Shadows of Rose.
Village of Blood (Bronze Trophy on PlayStation / 20 Gamerscore on Xbox)
- Complete the Bloody Village in Additional Orders.
Related: How to Start The Mercenaries Additional Orders in Resident Evil Village
River of Blood (Bronze Trophy on PlayStation / 20 Gamerscore on Xbox)
- Complete the Bloody River in Additional Orders.
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