If you think you have missed something, fear not, for this is an open world game, meaning that right up to the game's ending, you can go back to any point in the game, even the very beginning!.

For that last case in particular, keep an eye out for small masked statues or a pixelated-looking diamond-eye icon.

Use your spirit vision often! It will reveal to you: (1) Where you traveled, (2) What major things you missed (they have misty auras that will flash orange, as opposed to blue once completed), and (3) stuff for secrets.

Do not worry so much about everything else.

Seek out structures great and small, man-made and natural, for secrets are to be found there.

This is a highly general tip that's useful in any exploration and hidden object game. Try not to go immediately for the game's goals.

Always be exploring, whether freely or systematically.

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