The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe

We earn this trophy by unlocking any other trophy in the game! We’ve got a full trophy guide ahead to help us with all the others, so let’s dive in and pick whichever one we feel like starting with.

Even though The Stanley Parable offers several endings and countless ways to “finish” the game, we’ll only unlock this trophy by achieving the Freedom Ending. To get there, we need to follow every instruction from the narrator without deviating once.

This one’s about beating the game in under 4 minutes and 22 second. Once again, we need to get the Freedom Ending within that time.

To make things easier, we can restart the game until we spawn in a blue-toned hallway.

This game is a walking simulator, that means we can’t jump, no matter how hard we try. But guess what? If we press a few times during exploration, we’ll get this trophy for trying. It’s the game’s cheeky way of reminding us of our limitations.

Right outside Stanley’s office is door 430. We need to press on it five times. But the narrator notices us trying and turns it into a game. He’ll have us running, clicking doors, and even jumping on desks. Just follow his instructions until the trophy finally pops.

While on the Freedom Ending route, we’ll reach the Boss’s Office with a keypad. Normally, the narrator gives us a code. But if we press the number 8 eight times instead, we unlock this quirky trophy.

Nobody wants to wait for 10 years to unlock a trophy, so we need to start a new game and quit to the dashboard. There we change the system time of our console to 11 years in the future. Afterwards we can start the game again and get the trophy after continuing.

To get this one, all we need to do is close the game and reopen it. Once we're back in, we just start a new game, and the trophy will pop. That’s it. Easy!

In the pause or main menu, we head into the options menu and change every setting. Yes, every single one. This includes all sliders, checkboxes, etc. Just make sure not to skip any values by holding left or right too long.

This one takes the longest setup in the game. We’ll be spending one to two hours getting things ready, but a lot of the steps will happen naturally as we play. If not, here’s what we need to do (massive spoilers ahead):

The first few times we launch the game, we’ll be asked to enter the current time. This happens on the first, second, and third launch. Any time works, no matter if the time is correct. On the fourth launch, we’ll be asked to adjust some pointless sliders. Just follow along. After adjusting the final set of sliders and launching the game again, we’ll get a goodbye from the strange text character. But they’ll mention we’ll meet again.

Now let’s get into the Ultra Deluxe content. After we’ve seen three or four endings, a new door labeled "New Content" will appear near the usual hallway with the two open doors. If it hasn’t shown up yet, we need to finish a few more endings until it does. Once we go through the "New Content" door, a brand new route begins. Let’s follow it to the end.

After completing this route, we’ll find ourselves back in Stanley’s office, as usual. The “New Content” door will still be there, but now it will look a little different — that's our way into The Stanley Parable 2. Inside this second version, we’ll unlock the Stanley Figurines collectibles. These look like tiny cartoon versions of Stanley and emit a sparkling sound when nearby. The first one is unmissable. After finishing this route, five more figurines will appear throughout the office building. We can collect them anytime, in any order — even across multiple restarts.

Once we’ve found all six figurines, we unlock a new story route the next time we start the game. This collectible route is fully story-driven, and we should play through it as normal. After finishing it, we’ll end up back at room 427.

Now, when we return to the main menu, there’ll be a new option called Epilogue. This chapter continues where the skip button route left off. Let’s play through it and eventually, we’ll interact with a computer inside an otherwise empty office. There we’ll reunite with the strange text character, who rewards us by fixing the previously broken free trophy machine.

After completing the Epilogue and returning to the main menu, we just need to start one final new game. Let’s return to the area where the “New Content” door was—it’ll take us to The Stanley Parable 2 again. But this time, the trophy machine will be fixed! Interact with it to finally earn the Test Trophy.

We need to keep The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe running for a total of 24 hours on a Tuesday. We don’t need to actively play — just leave the game running. The trophy is cumulative too, so if we play one hour over 24 different Tuesdays, it still counts.

The game tracks time spent in-game. We can work on every other trophy on a Tuesday as well. To do so, we just need to our console system time manually to any Monday at 11:59 PM and disconnect from the internet to avoid automatic time syncing. If you have every other trophy, you can let it run for 24 hours straight.