Maneater Collectible Location Maps (COMPLETE)
Tripwire Interactive and Blindside Interactive’s Maneater is a fun little action RPG that really lets players destroy to their heart’s content. Part of the fun is exploring the world of Port Clovis and discovering the various collectibles. There are 402 collectibles split into four categories: license plates, nutrient caches, landmarks, and questers. While there are many that are easy to acquire, sometimes those last collectibles can be difficult to find. You’ll also want to find landmarks for the Bone mutation set. GotGame is here to help you out with our Maneater Collectible Location Maps. We are also happy to answer questions, so if you would like assistance for specific collectibles, feel free to leave a comment and we’ll try to help out. (UPDATE: The maps have been updated with Maneater: Truth Quest content, including Plover Island.)
Before we get to the maps, here are some tips for those that wish to try for themselves. Use your sonar often, as collectibles will show up on the map as question marks. It’s recommended to upgrade your sonar early on so that it amplifies this effect. Unfortunately, questers don’t show up by sonar. Some license plates are difficult to reach, even with the extra lunge distance. If you can manage to move the camera to allow targeting the license plate, you can potentially home in on it with a bite attack to make the extra reach. Finally, if you see a collectible behind an unbreakable grate, look around on the nearby land. There are a few entrances that can only be accessible by getting out of the water. With all that in mind, if you’re having trouble, our complete maps are here for your reference.
Fawtick Bayou
Dead Horse Lake
Golden Shores
Sapphire Bay
Prosperity Sands
Caviar Key
The Gulf
Crawfish Bay
Plover Island
Hopefully this helps those that are tracking down some of the collectibles in the game. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask in the comments below.
Comments:
[…] Maneater: Truth Quest will launch sometime this Summer. While this announcement is only for PC, PlayStation and Xbox consoles, a Switch version will likely come in the future. The Nintendo Switch version of the base game will launch on May 25th, 2021. Maneater is available on all other current platforms. Are you ready to uncover the truth in this new DLC? Let us know in the comments below! If you’re also looking to complete the base game 100%, feel free to use our collectible maps. […]
I’m having trouble finding the yellow sign collectable in The Gulf in the bottom right. It’s the last I need for the achievement.
Had to play again to check this for you. It should just be out in the open. No tunnels or anything, just sitting in plain sight. If it’s not there, you may have collected it and encountered a bug.