Collectibles & New Game Plus

No complete location list here yet. This page covers the four sets and NG+ rewards, with a tracker for your own progress. The linked walkthroughs mention some locations, but we have not verified every collectible or the totals.

Reported locations

These are individual finds reported in the linked community guides. They are not a complete route or an in-game verification.

• Amber · Level 1 gift shop. A detour from the rafters toward a round platform. Gift shop route →
• Notes · Level 1 reception. The torn code note is split between the two dinosaur skeletons. Reception clues →
• Plush pedestal · Level 4. A pedestal is reported on the return route from Cavern B. This identifies a pedestal, not a stuffed-animal pickup. Cavern route (late-game spoilers) →
• Still missing: a full audio-tape route, every stuffed-animal pickup, complete per-level lists and verified totals.

Your sets

• AmberThe only collectible with a gameplay reward: every fourth amber unlocks one of the four New Game Plus modifiers. One sits on a detour off the gift shop rafters in Level 1, on the way to the round platform.Bingo, Dino DNA
• NotesWritten notes and letters from the people at Dalton’s Dinos. Some are also puzzle clues: the Level 1 reception code is two halves of a note, and “The Allo Has Rules” explains how the Allosaurus behaves.Pterry's Scrapbook
• Audio tapesVoiced recordings that fill in the history of Dalton’s Dinos. You do not need them to follow the story, but they hold most of the backstory.Audiophile
• Stuffed animalsPicked up and placed on pedestals rather than just collected. A pedestal sits near the late route back from Cavern B in Level 4.You Go Here

Amber counter

Tap + each time you pick up an amber. The counter shows how many New Game Plus modifiers you have unlocked.

New Game Plus modifiers

New Game Plus unlocks after the ending. Its four modifiers are tied to amber, one for every fourth piece, and they can be stacked. The developers did not say which modifier unlocks first.

The lead developer calls low gravity “probably the most chaotic” and suggests stacking challenge modifiers, for example Slippery plus Keep moving.