Post Game

Location: Paititi, Peru

Objective: Explore the Regions

After defeating Dominguez and completing the game, you return to Paititi. From here, you can finish up all of the challenge tombs, crypts, challenges, side missions, and Artifact collections that remain incomplete. Use campfires to fast-travel between regions. If you’re missing any collectibles from Cozumel, there are new Base Camps available.

Refer to the Status screen to find out what remains to be completed, then check our region maps for where to find missed items and activities. This is also a great opportunity for the following activities:

• Exotic animals can be hunted as soon as you reach the regions.
• Valuables hidden behind special barriers and inside treasure chests require special gear acquired later in the game.

Hunting Grounds

Hunting is an extracurricular activity available in Peruvian Jungle, Kuwaq Yaku, Hidden City, and Mission of San Juan anytime these regions are accessible. A variety of animals live in the wild areas of these regions. From small rabbits and birds to jaguars and capybaras, all of these animals can be hunted. Each kill earns a set amount of XP, along with resources. Birds provide feathers, while land wildlife yield hide and possible fat. Rare resources are available from exotic animals, such as the black wolf and empress jaguar. Some locals reveal the locations of these animals.

The following table lists the exotic animals found in each region.

Barriers

Three types of barriers are inaccessible the first time you find them, and must be revisited at a later time if you wish to explore the barricaded areas. Braided ropes require a Reinforced Knife, which isn’t available until you reach Paititi. Shotgun barriers can’t be entered until you find the shotgun in Cenotes. Ascender barriers require the rope Ascender to destroy the obstruction—purchase it from a special Merchant after completing a specific side mission in Paititi.

Rope Barrier

Shotgun Barrier

Ascender Barrier

Our region maps identify these three types of barriers. The following table lists the valuables found behind them in each region.

Treasure Chests

In Paititi, the “Skill of the Player” side mission requires that you speak to five Outcasts around Paititi. The final Outcast is in the middle of the village, and turns out to be a special Merchant. Among other items, she sells the Lockpick, which is used to unlock conquistador treasure chests hidden around the regions. There are seven chests in all, and each one unlocks a new Artifact.

Gold Mask

Region: Cozumel

Dialect: Yucatec

Fast-travel to the Tidal Caverns Base Camp inside the Cozumel Maya temple. Cross the pendulum platforms until you reach the walkway above the campfire. Tether a rope from the post to the rope coil above the far walkway and cross. Turn around and tether another rope to another coil on the upper walkway. Cross and find the chest to the left.

Copal

Region: Kuwaq Yaku

Dialect: —

From the Kuwaq Yaku Base Camp, run along the pier and dive into the water. Swim straight across until you hit land. Dive straight down to find a tunnel, pull off the pry barrier, and follow the path as it angles off to the right. This leads to a small cavern with a chest. Quickly loot the Artifact and fast-swim back the way you came.

Silver Mirror

Region: Peruvian Jungle

Dialect: Yucatec

This treasure chest is near the Plane Wreckage Base Camp. Find the post next to the cliff that you used early in the game to cross the ravine. Move around the tree to the northwest and hang off the cliff. Scale down the craggy surface, dropping past the roots that block your progress. Jump left across the ledges until you can climb into a tunnel. Follow it into a small cave to find the chest.

Inti Statuette

Region: Kuwaq Yaku

Dialect: Quechua

From the Temple of Life Base Camp, move into the next room and dive into the water on the right. Sneak past the piranhas until you reach the big cavern. Swim into the right ruins and follow the stairs up to the upper floor. Take a breath at the trapped air and dive into the lower floor to find the treasure chest.

Airplane

Region: The Hidden City

Dialect: Quechua

One treasure chest is in the same structure as Pisco the Dead. If you purchased the Lockpick right after completing the “Skill of the Player” side mission, simply loot this chest after talking to Pisco the Dead.

Beast Effigy

Region: The Hidden City

Dialect: Yucatec

From the Village Caves Base Camp, descend the steps and continue straight ahead until you can move down more steps to the right. Enter the boathouse, turn right, and jump into the water ahead. Turn right toward the dock, dive underwater, and swim into the opening. Follow the passage right to find the chest. Quickly loot the contents and return the way you came before running out of breath.

Warrior Pendant

Region: Mission of San Juan

Dialect: Quechua

From the Ruined Tower Base Camp, cross the log to the east and follow the path to a body of water. Jump in and swim through the opening along the left mountainside. Climb out on the right and scramble up the wall to find the chest.

Ear Spools

Region: The Hidden City

Dialect: Yucatec

In Upper Paititi, near the brig from the “Collateral Damage” side mission, find the caged jaguars to the right of the temple entrance. Move past the vendors and enter the opening ahead. The Treasure Chest sits against the far wall.

New Game +

After you complete the game, a new option called New Game + appears on the Main menu. Select this option to start the game over. After selecting your completed save game, select the Eagle, Jaguar, or Serpent path. The following table shows the Skills and equipment provided with each path. After selecting a path, choose a save slot for your new game.