This trophy is just like the "Can't Get Enough" trophy. You have to play and complete all 100 Tile Layouts which is time consuming but easy and the trophy is yours. Remember: on each tile layout for you to select in Infinity Mode is a yin yang symbol; if it's grayed out, that means you have not completed it, if it's coloured in you have played and completed that layout. I got this trophy after completing 99 out of 100 layouts.

Just play normally in the Ancient Tales mode and when you get to Tale 3 about the 5th - 7th Level of the tale you unlock the trophy.

First get the 3 trophy's and you will unlock this trophy which is easy to achieve.

Play all 45 levels without losing a life i would say use power ups while going for this and you gotta be quick. I got to level 12 till i lost a life and i decided to not bother with the trophy so i can't really give good useful tips rather then to be quick matching or throwing a tile out the door and using power ups.

This is simple and time consuming, play and complete 25 tile layouts and this trophy is yours for the taking, but i happened to get this trophy by completing 24 layouts in stead of 25. I triple counted too be sure. * NOTE * on each tile layout for you to select in Infinity Mode is a yin yang symbol if it's grayed out that means you have not completed it but if it's coloured in that means you have played and completed that layout.

Me and a friend (thanks Dropeti) did this. We got this as we were getting "The Duelist" and "The Gunslinger" trophies by getting one person to make a public room online (make sure it's the correct person you want too play against). Start the game and have each person quit out of the game. Do this up to a total of 50 times and you will get the Trophy.

Another simple trophy. If you sit and play a tale (remember theirs 9 stages in a tale) without using the hint button to find what tiles to take away, then your good for the trophy.

Select Motion Mode and complete all 45 levels to receive this trophy. It doesn't have to be in one sitting and you can use powers ups which makes things easier, but it would force you to replay the game for the no power ups trophy. You can use the door on the top left to get rid of 1 tile at a time. Once you get rid of 1 you have to wait about 10 seconds give or take and it will open again for you to throw out another tile. Also the tiles go on a conveyor belt around the screen but if it reaches the dragon you lose a life, which makes you lose the “Who Needs Sleep Trophy“ so you have to act quick to prevent the tiles to reach the dragon.

* Credit * A Tip For This Trophy From User SkippyCue

The basic strategy for motion mode should be to clear the conveyor belt first prior to making matches on the board. I would start out every board by making matches on the board quickly before the conveyor tiles became available. Once they are available I would focus on the front of the line clearing any tiles I could until I couldn't find any to clear. At this point I'd look to the board and start quickly making matches using the board alone. Whatever you do, don't spend a lot of time searching for a match because time is too valuable to waste. If you can't find a match within a second or two, move on to another tile! Keep in mind that you can still use the Rainbow Tile to clear all open tiles of the same type.

Now... here's the secret weapon and the key to beating motion mode without the specified power-ups... The Magic Wand! When I first played through motion mode attempting to not die, I used power-ups so I never realized the potential of the magic wand. I thought it did just what the description says, "All open tiles of that type will disappear". Well, it is so much more useful than that! When you click on the Magic Wand, all the tiles that can be matched will be highlighted green! This is VERY helpful and you should memorize which tiles on the conveyor belt can be cleared before selecting one. This way after you select one you can quickly match the other tiles you memorized because you know they have matches. If there are not a lot of highlighted tiles on the conveyor belt, then look to see what tiles are highlighted on the main board because that is also helpful. The more you can memorize, the more you can clear quickly! Without the use of this power-up, I would've had a lot more trouble getting this trophy! You may wonder why this is helpful if you've been matching each tile you can as they come by, but as you clear tiles others open up. Tiles that didn't match before could match now and the wand shows all of that to you! Learn to take advantage of the wand, you will need it! The only problem is you have to survive without the wand a lot because it seems to come randomly. All I can say is try, try again if you don't get enough wands to get you through. Depending on the level, you may or may not need the help of wands... some levels didn't have any that I recall, but on other levels they saved my butt big time!

A general tip is don't focus on the main board alone too much because the conveyor will start to grow very quickly and then you'll be lost. My basic strategy was to match with the conveyor belt and if I noticed a pair or two on the board I'd clear them on my way back and forth to the conveyor belt.

Thanks for the tip SkippyCue !

I went back to the first level for this trophy. You have to be really quick in order to get it and it took me a few tries. After you make 5 Quick matches then the trophy will pop at that point you don't have to complete it to make it pop.

This is easy to grab. Just play and complete all 5 tales (9 levels each tale) and you'll get the trophy.

I got this trophy going back to level 1-8 (1st tale 2nd last level) and i got it pretty easily. Just keep an eye to where the gold tiles are as they get stacked at the start and then go at them on the sides and try to uncover them around the area to where the two gold pieces are and try not taking away too many tiles from other places when you don't have too as this gives you the points you need for this trophy. This can be done on other levels but I chose to do it on this one.

I got this trophy in 1:55 on the very first level on the first Tale "A Magic Paintbrush". Me and my mother were working on this so it greatly helps if you don't notice tiles as quick by yourself. Playing with someone next too you can help you spot moves much faster.

Refer to "The Gunslinger" on how to get this trophy.

Me and a friend (thanks Dropeti) would both play online. He made the public room (or you can take turns making rooms) and i would click join game and if he sees me appear next to the word Guest then he will click start game. We couldn't get invitations to lobby to work, so we had to do it the other way. If you don't see the correct host (or guest incase your hosting) back out and select it again till you see your friends name. So we took turns quitting 5 times each to get up to 25 wins for each other and then you will obtain the trophy. This was some time ago and hardly anyone played online so it's good to get a boosting partner. While doing it 5 times in a row we got “The Duelist Trophy“ as well.

This is another one that is really easy and straight forward Each Tale has 9 levels and there is only 1 tale available at the start and after you've done the 9 levels ( 9 levels = 1 tale ) then you unlock the Trophy.