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Lost Judgment

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Original pixel art of an autumn urban canal with a pedestrian bridge, bicycles and distant city lights
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Lost Judgment is more forgiving about permanent trophy misses than the first Judgment, so you can investigate and explore without following a chapter-by-chapter cat checklist. Its larger commitment is the mix of School Stories, TownGo challenges and a second story run on Legend. Work through clubs when their requirements allow, keep a completed cleanup file, and start NG+ only after deciding which side storylines you are willing to reset.

QUICK ANSWER

Should I finish the school clubs before the finale?

Not necessarily: they remain available after the story. Finish them before a completion-focused NG+ replay, because their story progress resets.

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SPOILER-LIGHT PLANNING

Use post-story cleanup before a focused replay

4 priorities

No base missable trophies means the first story run can stay natural. Completion planning becomes important when choosing to reset the campaign.

Follow school prerequisites without grinding blindly

A club can need story progression or a leadership statistic. Try another open club and check the requirement before repeating the same minigame.

Treat TownGo as a separate completion layer

Finishing club stories does not automatically finish every shop, city and school mission. Inspect the app for the remaining measurable tasks.

Do not import the first game's missables list

Lost Judgment has no equivalent base-trophy story-cat trap. Keep practical preparation saves, but leave unrelated old chapter warnings behind.

Finish desired side stories before NG+

Legend can use carryover, while School Stories and Side Cases reset. Keep the original Premium Adventure save rather than replacing it with the replay.

Content reviewed 2026-11-07. Current base campaign and TownGo route; Kaito Files expansion excluded from time estimate.

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QUICK ANSWERS

Before you start

7 published sources
MissablesNo
Point of no returnYes
New Game+Yes
Free roam after storyYes
Chapter / mission selectNo
Manual savesYes
Difficulty changeableVaries
Difficulty affects trophiesYes
Estimated completion80–100h base platinum / TownGo and Legend route (estimate)

PLAYTHROUGH PLAN

Before You Start checklist

5 practical checks
  • Set up your save plan

    Lost Judgment supports manual saving. Check slot and location limits first, then preserve a milestone save where the game permits it; not every title supports rotating backups.

  • Protect the completion route

    Lost Judgment allows a forgiving standard cleanup route, but tracking optional progress as you go still reduces endgame backtracking.

  • Know the last safe checkpoint

    Lost Judgment has a point of no return. Keep a separate save and clear priority side content when the game signals a final commitment.

  • Choose difficulty deliberately

    Lost Judgment has difficulty-linked achievements or trophies, so choose your target before starting and avoid changes that invalidate it.

  • Budget 80–100h base platinum / TownGo and Legend route (estimate)

    Use Lost Judgment's 80–100h base platinum / TownGo and Legend route (estimate) estimate as a planning range, not a promise. Exploration, difficulty and optional goals can move the total substantially.

Spoiler-free warning

Base trophies are not permanently missable and side content remains available after the story. Full completion still requires a Legend playthrough, which can use NG+. Finish School Stories and Side Cases before a completion-focused replay because those storylines reset. The Kaito Files is a separate expansion.

BEGINNER GUIDE

10 things I wish I knew before starting

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The useful systems, early mistakes and easily missed details worth understanding before you commit dozens of hours.

  1. Use Snake for control

    Snake's evasions, counters and disarms provide answers to aggressive attackers. Practice the timing rather than trying to overpower every armed enemy with the same Tiger combo.

  2. Rotate the three base styles

    Crane, Tiger and Snake solve different crowd and single-target problems. Switch during a fight when positioning or enemy behavior makes your current style awkward.

  3. Buy practical skills first

    Use early SP for survivability and techniques you will actually apply. Some attractive skills require books or activity progress, so a locked icon is not necessarily a missing purchase.

  4. Return to blocked school stories

    If a club stops progressing, check its story-chapter or leadership-stat requirement. Advancing another available club often supplies the needed stat more naturally than unrelated grinding.

  5. Play robotics for the objective

    In Robotics Club, capturing the enemy base can win the match directly. Build a route and useful support bots instead of turning every round into a prolonged territorial skirmish.

  6. Upgrade club equipment thoughtfully

    Robotics parts and bike improvements can matter more than repeated retries. Review available upgrades when a school activity suddenly becomes harder instead of brute-forcing the same setup.

  7. Use the investigation gadgets

    The detector, noise tools and other investigation options identify different kinds of evidence. Follow the current clue's cues rather than scanning every location with one device.

  8. Keep looking at TownGo

    TownGo records progress across shops, city activities and school missions. Review it occasionally so the remaining completion work is specific, not a mystery after the last Side Case.

  9. Leave optional cleanup for later if needed

    Base side content and trophy goals remain available after the story. A long finale warning is a preparation checkpoint, not a demand to finish every school club immediately.

  10. Do not restart unfinished storylines

    NG+ resets School Stories and Side Cases even though useful progression carries over. Complete the cleanup you want on your Premium Adventure file before beginning the Legend replay.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Lost Judgment FAQs

5 source-checked answers
Are there permanently missable base trophies?

No. The base trophy route supports post-story cleanup, so you can return to unfinished activities without restarting solely for a missed story moment.

Is a Legend playthrough required?

Yes for the full base trophy or achievement set. Legend unlocks after a clear, and you can use NG+ progression for that later campaign.

Does NG+ retain completed School Stories?

No. School Stories and Side Cases reset, even though other useful progression carries over. Finish desired cleanup first and preserve a separate completed file.

Why did a school club stop progressing?

Check the main-story chapter and leadership-stat requirements. Another club's progress often supplies the needed stat without a separate grind.

Is The Kaito Files part of this completion estimate?

No. It is a separate story expansion. The base route described here covers Yagami's campaign, School Stories, TownGo and the Legend replay.