This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story.

This trophy cannot be missed provided you complete the story. Since this trophy stacks, it is highly recommended that you play on “Fixer (Hard)” difficulty for your first play-through, to minimize the number of play-throughs.

You will have to start a new game on Normal difficulty and complete it, as there is no option to change difficulties once you’ve started the game. Since this trophy stacks, it is highly recommended that you play on Fixer (Hard) difficulty for your first play-through, to minimize the number of play-throughs.

It is recommended that you play on this difficulty for your first play-through. The game can be pretty frustrating at times, but once you get a hold of the game-play mechanics and figure out the enemies patterns, it will become easier. While you shouldn’t need it, here is a link to a youtube walkthrough: WET Walkthrough. (I didn’t use this guide, so I can’t vouch for its quality.)

You need to complete the game on Fixer (Hard) difficulty before being able to unlock and play Femme Fatale. I actually found this mode easier than Fixer, since I knew what to expect. If you need, help see the “Hard Time” trophy for a link to a video guide.

I found this to be incredibly easy, since the vast majority of enemies die with a single hit (only machine gunners take a little more effort, but they’re still a breeze). Moreover, since enemies die with a single hit, this is perfect time to work on the various kill trophies, the “Hey Big Spender!” trophy and the “Keep Your Balance” trophy. See those trophies for more details.

See the “Monkey Obsessed!” trophy.

See the “Monkey Obsessed!” trophy.

Note that you can collect a monkey toy in any game mode and once you collect that monkey toy, the game auto saves and you never have to worry about that toy again. When Points Count Mode is available to you, you can hunt for these chapter by chapter if you like. The game will tell you how many monkeys you've collected for a given chapter at the chapter select screen. Unfortunately, the monkeys are not numbered. For this reason, you may want to consider having a checklist out so you can scratch off monkeys as you find them. At any rate, here is a video guide: WET Monkey Toy & Scorpion Video Guide. Or, for those that prefer the written word, here is a written guide: WET Monkey Toy Written Guide

I found this easiest to get during the Golden Bullets run. During that run, I followed the same “arena strategy” found under the “Target Score Junkie!” trophy, whenever there was an arena battle. However, since health is limited on this run, I upgraded my life (and only my life) right away. Even doing this, I was still able to get 50,000 points well before the game was close to ending. I also recommend going for the “Hey Big Spender!” trophy after you’ve gotten this one.

The same rules for autosaving applies here as with the Monkey Toys. It is possible to get all of these the very first time you are in the Boneyard. However, since you have to do the Boneyard challenges anyhow, I recommend waiting until you start those so you can free roam the Boneyard with no restrictions. Here is a video and written guide: WET Scorpion Video & Written Guide.

See the “Hey Big Spender!” trophy.

See the “Hey Big Spender!” trophy.

I believe you will need 66,000 total points to fully upgrade Rubi. You can upgrade as you go along. This is pretty easy get in any play-through, but I recommend getting this on your “Golden Bullets” play-through. In this case, you should also be working on the “Keep Your Balance” trophy that requires that you have 50,000 skill points at once. If you go this route, you will want wait to fully upgrade until after you’ve acquired the 50,000 skill points.

See the “Total Bone-Head” trophy.

See the “Total Bone-Head” trophy.

The majority of these are really easy to get. However, there are a few that are a giant pain. Unfortunately, as of the writing of this guide, there aren't many videos available and what's out there doesn't really provide much help. (EDIT: I've decided to include a video of the hardest boneyard challenge, Crack Shot 2. See below.) Here are some general tips to help you out:

• For the various gun related challenges (i.e. the checkpoint challenges), be sure to hit all of the targets to reduce your time. Some of the targets are not in plain sight, so you may have to do a little searching.
• For the time trial type challenges, there is always a fairly direct route to the target. Just be sure to do a little exploration on you first couple of runs.

See the “Target Score Junkie!” trophy.

See the “Target Score Junkie!” trophy.

As the name implies, the objective in Points Count Mode is to get as high of a score as possible. Getting the required point total for levels where there are arena fights is easy. Here are the basic strategies needed:

• Don’t close the doors until the enemies stop spawning. The enemies do not spawn infinitely, but there are plenty of them to get your points up.
• Get your multiplier up from the beginning. There almost always multiplier boost in arena fights. Get these first to get your multiplier up to 5X right away. This way kills will give you 5 times the points (obviously).
• String together acrobatic combos. The combo I used to rack up points really quickly is the wall-run to jump to slide combo. If you do it properly and while in a 5X multiplier boost, you will get between 120 and 175 points per kill.

See the “Crossbow Blitz!” trophy.

See the “Crossbow Blitz!” trophy.

See the “Crossbow Blitz!” trophy.

These are cumulative over all play-through and all modes. However, if you die, your kills reset to the last amount you had at the last checkpoint. For efficiency sake, you should upgrade your various guns’ ammo capacity and shot damage. Also, it is worth noting that if you have full ammo and you will still “pick up” ammo packs that you come across. So, it is best to use up all the ammo right away.

See the “Crossbow Blitz!” trophy.

There are various exploding containers spread throughout the game. These are cumulative over all play-through and all modes. However, if you die, your kills reset to the last amount you had at the last checkpoint. Just be sure to shoot these as you encounter them and you should have this by the time you finish your Golden Bullets run. If not, you can always go to Points Count Mode. Again, Chapter 10 is a good place to farm.

I honestly can’t tell you where a good place to get this is because I have no idea when I got mine. That said, it most likely popped when I was using a turret-gun and blew up an explosive container that was next to a mob of enemies. This situation happens a various occasions in the game, so you’re bound to unlock the trophy at one of those instances.

There is only one occasion where you can choose to use a turret. Most of the time, you will be forced to use it and you have a set number of enemies to kill while you’re using it. Since the kills are cumulative, you will get this during your Golden Bullets run, provided you haven’t deviated to play some Points Count Mode.