MOTORSLICE is a fast-paced action-adventure title that blends stylish chainsaw combat with platforming, environmental interactions, and plenty of offbeat humor. Alongside its intense encounters, the game also hides a surprising amount of quirky side interactions and collectible hunting, giving completionists plenty to work toward.
The game is available on Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and Series S. In total, there are 24 Achievements and 25 Trophies, with the extra trophy being the PlayStation Platinum, Rank P, awarded for unlocking everything else.
Thankfully, the game keeps its completion requirements pretty manageable. Most players should be able to unlock every achievement and trophy in around 5 to 7 hours, especially since the majority are tied to story progression and simple gameplay interactions.
Below is a complete breakdown of every achievement and trophy in the game.
Story Achievements & Trophies
These achievements are all tied directly to story progression and cannot be missed.
- Arrival: Unlocked after completing Chapter 00: Arrival, which acts as the game’s opening tutorial and introduction to its mechanics.
- City: Earned by finishing Chapter 01: City and continuing deeper into the campaign.
- Canal: Awarded after completing Chapter 02: Canal, where several new enemy mechanics begin appearing.
- Falls: Unlocked by finishing Chapter 03: Falls during the main story.
- Overpass: Earned once Chapter 04: Overpass has been completed.
- Pillars: Awarded after clearing Chapter 05: Pillars and progressing further through the game.
- Rig: Unlocked upon completing Chapter 06: Rig.
- Quarry: Earned after finishing Chapter 07: Quarry.
- Desert: Awarded for completing Chapter 08: Desert, one of the game’s final major areas.
- Ascend: Unlocked after finishing the game and reaching the end of the story.
Combat-Based Achievements & Trophies
These focus on MOTORSLICE’s combat system and encourage players to experiment with different mechanics.
- Recycle: Earned by throwing a physics object at an enemy. There are plenty of environmental objects throughout the game that can be picked up and used as weapons.
- Chainsaw Girl: Unlocked by obliterating an enemy using the Chainsaw Hold attack. Fully charge the move before releasing it on an enemy.
- Crowd Control: Awarded after killing two enemies at once by reflecting a sawblade back at them. Flying enemies introduced in Chapter 02 fire sawblades that can be parried and redirected.
- We are here for you!: Unlocked by throwing an Orb Drone at an enemy to briefly stun them.
- Parry That!: Earned after successfully parrying a boss attack during combat.
- Trap: Awarded the first time you parry a trap. The swinging traps introduced in Chapter 02 are among the easiest to use for this.
Collectible Achievements & Trophies
These are tied to gathering Orb Drones hidden throughout the game.
- Cargo Train: Unlocked after retrieving at least five Orb Drones at once before turning them in.
- Orb Drone: Earned by collecting a total of 30 Orb Drones during your playthrough.
Miscellaneous Achievements & Trophies
These achievements revolve around hidden interactions, camera tricks, and some of the game’s stranger moments.
- Orbie Hater: Awarded after attacking Orbie with the chainsaw three times. Cracks will begin appearing on the screen before the game resets you to a checkpoint.
- Tsundere: Unlocked by aiming the camera closely at P’s face until she blushes.
- P-oke: Earned from the main menu after repeatedly interacting with P until she gets annoyed and rage quits.
- Point that thing in another direction!: Awarded after shining the flashlight directly into P’s face using the camera and flashlight controls.
- Slack off: Unlocked by interacting with P during one of the game’s Slacking scenes while dialogue choices are active.
- Selfie: Earned by entering photo mode and taking your first selfie, something the game introduces very early on.
- Rank P (PS5 Platinum Trophy): Exclusive to the PlayStation 5 version, this Platinum Trophy unlocks after earning every other trophy in the game.
Final Thoughts
MOTORSLICE keeps its trophy and achievement list refreshingly straightforward. Most unlock naturally through story progression, while the remaining ones encourage players to experiment with combat mechanics, interact with the environment, and explore the game’s more humorous side content.
A normal first playthrough will likely earn you the majority of the list without much effort, especially if you take the time to test different attacks and pay attention to side interactions. Keeping an eye out for Orb Drones during exploration also helps reduce cleanup later, since the collectible requirements are relatively forgiving.
The miscellaneous achievements are easily some of the most memorable, largely because they lean into the game’s playful personality. Whether you’re annoying P on the main menu or attacking Orbie for no reason other than curiosity, the game clearly rewards players who like experimenting.
Overall, MOTORSLICE offers a very approachable path to 100% completion. With a short completion time, minimal missables, and a trophy list that rarely becomes frustrating, it’s a satisfying completionist experience from start to finish.
