Tripwire Interactive and Deep Silver’s Maneater video game is now live and fans are now excited to explore the vast body of waters in this open-world game. Apart from the thrill and excitement that Maneater offers, the developer has also prepared some interesting activities that players can do in the game. One of these is the collectable items which are scattered across the map.
Collecting and visiting all these gems in the game will not only give you rewards but also give you the chance to see explore the world of the Shark. In this Maneater guide, we will be sharing you all the locations, items, and other things that you can find in the game.
Every Maneater Collectibles
In Maneater, there’s a total of 8 main areas which contains a number of collectibles. These are the license plates, nutrient caches which is useful to level up your shark, and landmarks containing items which are used for upgrades. Below are the maps where you can find these items.
All Fawtick Bayou Collectibles
Fawtick Bayou has a total of 10 landmarks, 17 nutrient caches, and 10 License Plates.
All Dead Horse Lake Collectibles
In Dead Horse Lake, you will be able to find 10 landmarks, 14 nutrient caches, and 10 license plates.
All Golden Shores Collectibles
Golden Shores features 8 landmarks, 17 nutrient caches, and 10 license plates.
All Sapphire Bay Collectibles
Explore the seas of Sapphire Bay and find 8 landmarks, 19 nutrient caches, and 10 license plates.
All Prosperity Sands Collectibles
Prosperity Sands has 10 landmarks, 12 nutrient caches, and 10 license plates.
All Caviar Key Collectibles
Visit Caviar Key and discover the 8 landmarks, 13 nutrient caches, and 10 license plates.
All The Gulf Collectibles
Right after Caviar Key, head to the open seas and search for the 9 landmarks, a whopping 21 nutrient caches, and 10 license plates.
All Crawfish Bay Collectibles
Last but not least is the Crawfish Bay where the 10 nutrient caches and 10 license plates are waiting for you. There is no landmark in this area so you better keep that in mind.
