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When the tutorial bridge gives way in Aharon 1.1, wait at the bottom for at least two minutes of game time. Then hold continuously to rewind the whole interval. Double-tapping only jumps back to an action. Release after the trophy appears. The same method works in a quiet room later if you have already crossed the bridge.

In Aharon 1.2, pick up one of the loose batteries, walk to the edge and release it beyond the platform. Let it fall out of the level. Rewind to bring the battery back so you can still power the teleporter.

In Aharon 1.2, stand on level ground, pick up a battery with and look straight up. Release the battery above you, then immediately look straight ahead and stand still so it lands on top of your head. If it clips your face or misses, rewind the drop and try again.

In Aharon 1.2, pick up the photo with solid ground in it. Stand at an outer edge, hold to line it up beneath you and step off. Wait for the falling warning, then press while still aiming down. You need to land on the floor you just created. Hold to get back to the ledge for another attempt.

Use Aharon 2.3, the room with the photo of itself. Take the duck and finish Recursion excursion first. When you can see the exit platform, take another room photo and line it up so its edge cuts through the teleporter. Place it and look for the yellow warning that the room can no longer be finished. Hold until the exit is intact again.

In Aharon 1.3, leave the battery alone for the entire room. Pick up the pictures normally. For the print containing the battery, line its open edge up above the teleporter’s power pad and rotate it so gravity will slide the battery onto the pad. Once the pad lights up, use the exit. If you touch the battery or have to pick it up, restart this short room and adjust the picture instead.

Aharon 2.3 contains a photograph of the very room you’re standing in. Place it upright on open ground, walk inside the new room and take its copy of the same photo. Repeat that loop until you have placed the image fifteen times. Leave the teleporter for last and pick up the duck before you start.

In Aharon 3.1, take the three paintings from the table near the photocopier. Stand where each artist would have stood and match the size of the subject in your print to the real object before placing it. Match the boxes to the boxes on the rug beside the table, the streetlamp to the lamp right of the teleporter with the buildings behind it, and the flower to the one beside the pinboard left of the teleporter. If a placement looks doubled, rewind that print and move closer or farther away to match the scale.

Pick up four rubber ducks in Aharon’s station with . Collected ducks sit on the hub bathtub. Look in these rooms before taking their exits.

• 2.1. After placing the second photo, look beside the solar panels on the platform below the teleporter.
• 2.3. In the room containing a picture of itself, look across from the photo before making any copies.
• 3.2. On your way from the start to the copier, inspect the furniture on the left.
• 4.1, optional. At the round table, turn the picture so the little maze becomes a walkable floor. Follow the maze to the bench at its dead end. Rewind after collecting the duck if you need the other orientation to reach the exit.

Complete the required teleporter levels in Aharon’s hub. When the train is ready, return to the platform and ride to Hiraya’s station. I’d finish the optional 4.1 room and collect its duck first, but you can revisit it later.

When you see Cait, the little cat, walk within arm’s reach, aim at Cait and use to pet them. Hiraya 2.1 is a convenient visit because Cait is beside the watermelon. You can do this before you have a camera.

Collect all four fruit magnets in Hiraya’s station. The fridge in the hub displays your finds, so use the missing fruit to choose a level.

• Banana, 1.2. At the desk with the photograph, check the sofa to its right.
• Orange, 2.2. Before taking the battery, go downstairs and inspect the table.
• Mango, 3.2. Turn right from the entrance and collect it from the table before you place anything over that part of the room.
• Apple, 4.1. In the optional camera puzzle, climb the short stairs on the right and check the upstairs surface.

Enter Chi Leung’s first level and follow the path to the handheld camera. Interact with it to pick it up. You can now take your own photos away from the fixed-camera stands. Before leaving 1.1, use No copycaits! for Cait and Battery of Batteries for the battery puzzle. Rewind or restart between the two if you’ve spent a shot.

Pick up the handheld camera in Chi Leung 1.1. Wait near its pickup spot until Cait appears, frame the cat and take a shot. The attempt counts even though Cait resists duplication. Rewind your shot or restart before attempting Battery of Batteries, which uses every exposure in this room.

In Chi Leung 2.3, find the little floor-cleaning robot along the path beside the stairs. Photograph it and place the print on clear ground beside the original. Stand far enough back to fit both robots in the next picture. Keep the copies together and repeat until you have eight at once. Save the cutting and dropping trophies until after the whole group exists.

Find a Dustin, the small moving vacuum, in Chi Leung 2.3. Pick it up with , carry it to the outer edge and release it over the void. If you also want Dustinvasion!, make the group first and drop a spare robot.

In Chi Leung 2.3, pick up a Dustin and place it on clear ground. Take a picture of something else. Aim the edge of the print halfway through the robot and place it. Part of the robot should disappear with the space you overwrote. Rewind and aim lower if the whole robot survived.

Replay Chi Leung 2.4 fresh. The instant you gain control, look straight up and photograph the exit teleporter. Aim the print down beside the edge and place it so its platform catches you. Drop to the duplicate and use immediately. If you take longer than ten seconds, restart the level from the pause menu for a fresh clock. Collect this room’s mahjong tile on another visit.

In Chi Leung 5.3, do the balcony and blueprint activities before this one. Using the teleporter ends the room.

1. Stand back and photograph the teleporter, its segmented power bank and the pressure pad together. Rotate the print until you can stand on the copied pad. The teleporter in that print will be upside down.
2. Stand on the pad. When all the segments light up, stay put and photograph the charged bank and teleporter together. You now have a charged exit you can turn upright.
3. Place the second print upright within arm’s reach, with the segments visible. Aim at the teleporter and press when only the last segment is lit. If the power runs out, rewind to before placing the charged print and try again.

Once you have the handheld camera, take 25 pictures. Any subject works. If you need another exposure, rewind past the shot and shoot again. Keep using the camera as you solve puzzles and make copies for Dustinvasion! and Battery of Batteries. The same shots count toward Professional Photographer.

There are seven tiles in Chi Leung’s station. The ones you have collected appear at the near edge of the mahjong table upstairs in the hub.

• 1.1. Turn around as soon as you arrive. Check the desk behind you.
• 2.4. Place the small pixel-art map from the table over the edge below your feet. Drop into it and go to the tree in the far-right corner. Save the ten-second run for a separate attempt.
• 3.2. Check the bench beside the teleporter.
• 4.2. Walk around the brick wall supporting the teleporter. The shelf near the desk and white chair has the tile.
• 5.1. Take the left path at the start. Check the exercise mat by the weights.
• 5.3. Photograph the balcony with the couch above the teleporter. Place the picture where you can step inside and take the little game map on its table. Enter the map and search the chest in the cave left of the waterfall. Walk behind the falls for That’s something I can get behind! while you're here.
• 5.5. Place the Stonehenge postcard and climb the stones. The tile is on top of the front arch.

Mirren’s nine planets look like marbles. The hub’s upstairs display holds the ones you have found. The numbers here include the optional teleporters.

• Mars, 1.1. Walk up the steps to the balcony and look on the low wall beside the telescope.
• Neptune, 2.2. Take the stairs beside the teleporter. Place the coloured-rectangle painting near the gramophone below you, drop in and enter the dark rectangle. Check the shelf in the room with the chair.
• Pluto, 2.4. Turn back from the start and go downstairs to the couch and beanbags. Check the low round table by the teapot.
• Venus, 3.1. In the optional battery-cage room, check the low railing near the film pedestal before picking up film.
• Earth, 5.1. Copy the picture by the start. Use one copy as a ramp to the level beneath you and look on the table.
• Jupiter, 6.4. Take the map from the bench near the teleporter and place it below you. On the map, pick up the blue castle icon. Place it upright, go inside and check the table on the left.
• Saturn, 6.6. Look at the shelving behind the desk near your starting position, before placing the computer-screen picture.
• Uranus, 7.3. Head down to the left and follow the outside path around the building. Climb the stairs to the table beside the telescope.
• Mercury, 8.1. In the optional sideways-teleporter puzzle, cross the fence and walk behind the teleporter wall. Look on the trolley by the blue cup.

There are seven optional hub teleporters. Look for a flickering station marked as an optional challenge when you approach. More open as you complete the main rooms. Finish each challenge by taking its exit. Each one also awards a filter.

1. Aharon 4.1, rotating rooms. Start with the photo by the sofa. Rotate each print so the surface you want to walk on becomes the floor. At the picture with two orientations, take the little maze branch for the last duck. For the exit, take the corridor with the brush, turn the brush wall into the floor and use the final image to drop to the teleporter.
2. Hiraya 4.1, fixed camera. Take a shot of the wall and stand back on the wooden floor. Place the print across the real wall at a right angle, cutting a sightline from the fixed camera to the teleporter. Check the framing before using the second shot. Rotate that print until the teleporter is upright and step in.
3. Mirren 3.1, four batteries. From behind the film pedestal, photograph both the spare film and the caged battery. Place the print off to one side and pick up the copied film. Leave the original film on its pedestal. Each time, photograph that film and the battery through the cage, place the print on clear ground, then take the copied film for your next shot. The purple bars stay out of the picture, so you can lift each copied battery straight onto the pad. Stop when all four slots are filled.
4. Mirren 4.1, broken walkway. Photograph the walkway from the side. Include the ground at your feet. Place its copy alongside the original, offset so that a solid section of one lies beside a gap in the other. Jump back and forth along the two paths.
5. Mirren 5.1, photocopier. Copy the starting picture until you have the original plus six spares. Use one with the battery upright and another as a path to retrieve it. Carry the battery clear. Place the exit upright with a fresh print, then use spare sections of walkway to get around the fence and onto the pad.
6. Mirren 8.1, sideways teleporter. Photograph the battery island to your left, including its floor. Cut through the fence with the print and take the copied battery to the wall-mounted exit. Frame battery, pad, wall and teleporter together. Back at the start, rotate that print to stand the exit upright and use its wall as a bridge to the original battery. Load the pad by your upright exit with the battery inside that last print, the loose one you left beside the wall and the original red one across your new bridge.
7. Mirren 9.1, melon scale. Carry the melon to the violet area below the fixed camera upstairs. Take a picture with that camera, then use the edge of the print to shave one side of the melon flat. Keep the large piece. Rest it flat-side down on the slope where the lens can see it. Use the remaining exposures to make copies. Drop the fruit out of each print and stack it on the scale until the exit stays powered when you step away.

Take 100 shots with the handheld camera you obtain in Chi Leung 1.1. Each shutter release counts, including shots you later rewind. Play normally through the final chapter first. To finish quickly, enter the shutdown level with its ten shots, spend the film, then rewind or restart the level and repeat. Placing an existing print is a separate action.

There are 21 filters. From chapter 3 onward, use the filter-selection machine in the hub to see which ones you own. Compare its entries with the unlocks below. Finish the requirement for any missing entry on the same save.

• Greyscale comes with the camera. Negative needs 25 shots with the handheld camera, Unfocused needs Speed Demon, and Sepia needs Dustinvasion!.
• Colour Shift 2 comes from the four ducks, ASCII Two Color from the four fruit magnets, Dithered from the seven mahjong tiles and ASCII Outline from the nine planets. All four sets together award Noir. See Get your ducks in a row, I stuck with it., Picking up the pieces and I didn’t planets for this to happen. for the locations.
• Two Bit Dither comes from I bee-t the game!. Night Vision comes from Under the illusion and Blueprint from I’ve had my fil(ter).
• Warm and Cold come from the optional Aharon and Hiraya rooms. In Mirren, optional levels 3.1, 4.1, 5.1, 8.1 and 9.1 award Painting, Rainbow, Photocopied, Sketched and Watermelon respectively. See I didn’t realise they were optional. for each puzzle.
• Compressed comes from finishing the game. Code unlocks once you have the other twenty.

If Blueprint alone is missing, keep your original save and replay Mirren’s picture-frame exit first. One PS5 player recovered it after reinstalling the game, earning Blueprint on a separate new save, then replaying a picture-frame level on the original. Keep your saved data if you try that workaround.

Earn the other 45 trophies on the PS5 list. After the story, I’d check I didn’t realise they were optional. and Hashtag all filters first. The filter list points you toward specific challenges, collectibles and side activities that also award trophies.