Chicory: A Colorful Tale takes inspiration from The Legend of Zelda series, giving players a large overworld map to explore full of secrets, collectibles, and more. Those who are trying to complete the game 100% will need to find all of the gifts, litter, and lost kids dotted around Chicory's game world, and since some of these things are pretty hard to find, it's safe to say that there are players who are going to need some extra help.
Luckily, an interactive map put together by Chicory players will help fans find every gift, piece of lotter, and lost kid. Those who are trying to find these items should first talk to the designated NPCs that tell players what areas they need to be looking at specifically, and then they can consult the map to figure out exactly where they need to go. To see the Chicory collectibles map, click here.
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Most of the collectibles in Chicory: A Colorful Tale should be fairly easy to find. The Chicory world map is designed in a way so that these items pop out a bit when compared to the background, so players should be able to spot litter lying around and they should be able to notice trees shaking when a lost kid is hiding on the screen. However, getting all of the gifts in Chicory may be a bit more difficult without using the map.
That's because there are some gifts in Chicory: A Colorful Tale that are completely invisible unless players are standing directly on the spot where they're located. Once players have reached this spot, the ground will start to sparkle, indicating that the brush needs to be tapped on that area repeatedly to make the gift appear. It's highly likely that those trying to unlock Chicory's Platinum trophy are going to get stuck looking for these hidden gifts, but the map should make things significantly easier.
For those who may not have known about the game, Chicory: A Colorful Tale has earned rave reviews so far, standing as one of the highest-rated video game releases of 2021 to date. It's also a pretty easy Platinum, so trophy hunters may want to give it a look especially.
Chicory: A Colorful Tale is out on both PS4 and PS5, with the PS5 version making some use of the DualSense controller's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers to sweeten the pot a bit. Regardless of what platform fans check the game out on, though, they should have a good time with Chicory.
Chicory: A Colorful Tale is out now for PC, PS4, and PS5.