Evidence A
Walkie-Talkie
Carry voice and text beyond normal proximity limits.
communicationOfficially named tools • Low spoilers
Tools & Items
Identify what the group is carrying, understand the job it can do, and build a loadout that still leaves room for the strange thing the next puzzle hands you.
Evidence gradedNo copied location imagesOfficial names prioritized
Backpack & Hip Bag
One loose object. Three with both bags.
A character normally carries one loose item and may drop it after a fall. Official material shows wearable bags and another player fitting them; a Backpack and Hip Bag add one storage position each.
- 1Place the wearable bag where a teammate can reach it.
- 2Have the teammate fit it to the correct back or hip position.
- 3Use the new slot for a reusable tool, leaving the hand free for puzzle objects.
- 4After a fall, check both the character and the ground before assuming an item vanished.
Reported building counts and exact bag locations still need an original capture; this guide does not publish them as fixed spawns.
HandBackHip
Field catalog
Filter by the job, not the shape.
A means the item/function is supported by official material and a second source. B is cross-checked community detail awaiting an original UI capture.
16 tools
Evidence A
Laser Pointer
Mark a distant object, route, or symbol without shared vocabulary.
communicationEvidence A
Megaphone
Project a player’s voice across a larger area.
communicationEvidence A
Flare
Send a visible sky signal so separated teammates can regroup.
communicationEvidence A
Whiteboard
Draw information and show it across distance or a sound barrier.
communicationEvidence A
Cowbell
Create a recognizable audio cue for nearby teammates.
communicationEvidence A
Binoculars
Inspect distant structures and teammates before choosing a route.
navigationEvidence A/B
Handheld Map
Carry an island overview and pair it with a compass.
navigationEvidence B
Compass
Orient the map and communicate headings.
navigationEvidence A/B
Lantern
Cast broad warm light and serve as a movable challenge object.
navigationEvidence A
Backpack
Add one carried-item slot on the back; a teammate equips it.
storageEvidence A
Hip Bag
Add one carried-item slot at the hip; a teammate equips it.
storageEvidence A
Control Panel Piece
Insert puzzle rewards into facility panels to release a key.
progressionEvidence A
Golden Key
Process and use a key to open an island facility.
progressionEvidence A/B
Big Golden Head
A strange wearable used by a challenge; it severely restricts vision.
progressionEvidence A/B
Paintbrush
Recolor a friend and work toward Big Makeover.
progressionSuggested roles—not classes
Give each player a way to find the others.
Navigator + signaler
Map or binoculars on one player; walkie-talkie or flare on the other. Both keep one slot open for puzzle objects, and neither starts a timed interaction until the partner is in position.
Add a utility carrier
The third carries light, a board, or a bag while the pair handles asymmetric challenges. Use the extra player as a relay between separated rooms rather than a second caller.
Build temporary pairs
Give every sub-group one long-distance signal, one free carrying slot, and a named reunion point. One coordinator keeps the shared tally for collection challenges.
Handheld Map & Compass
Orient first, then call the route.
- 1Stand beside a landmark everyone can name—a colored tower, station, bridge, or coastline bend.
- 2Use the compass to agree which way the group is facing before saying left or right.
- 3Compare the landmark’s relative position on the handheld map.
- 4Call one heading and one next landmark, not an entire multi-turn route.
- 5At coordinates, preserve the displayed pair order; the community source does not reliably name the axes.
Landmark+Heading+Next stop
One short instruction the whole team can repeat.
Walkie-talkie map locations
There is no verified all-walkies pin map yet.
Official material confirms walkie-talkies as portable communication tools, but the first-party sources checked on do not publish a complete pickup count or spawn map. This wiki therefore does not place precise-looking walkie pins that have not received an original in-game capture.
For a current session, treat each walkie as portable field equipment: inspect visibly stocked item areas, label who carries each radio, and agree on a reunion landmark before separating. Official guidance does not say whether the 2-, 3-, and 4+-player world versions change walkie pickup locations.
Research boundary
Precise locations need original captures.
Community material names more tools and detailed coordinates, but the official press kit does not publish a complete catalog. Directional Torch, Flare Gun, coordinates tracker, scanner, timer, and exact bag-building counts remain in the private QA list.
Open the working map