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Collectibles Overview
Paralives features over 111 collectible items spread across five categories. Collecting items is one of the most rewarding long-term pursuits in the game, offering both gameplay benefits (selling for Paradimes) and the satisfaction of donating to the Melino Museum for exclusive rewards.
Collectibles appear randomly around town and must be gathered manually by your Parafolk. Some are found in plain sight; others are hidden in buried chests that must be dug up. The treasure hunt event uses red chests (not buried), so don't confuse them!
Rarity Tiers
Common = most frequent spawns · Uncommon = moderate rarity · Rare = low spawn chance · Some items can only be obtained through specific activities
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Artefacts (31 Items)
Artefacts are historical objects found in buried chests throughout Melino. They represent the town's rich history, from maritime equipment to industrial era tools. All 31 artefacts can be donated to the Museum.
Common Artefacts — P30
Anchor, Anvil, Axe Head, Bell, Cannonball, Leather Scraps, Leatherworking Pliers, Medal, Pipe, Tin Can
Uncommon Artefacts — P70
Camera, Cannon, Pitcher, Broken Plate, Industrial Mold, Key, Lace Trim, Phonograph, Piece of Old Map (1), Piece of Old Map (3), Ship Bell, Spyglass, Viking Sword
Rare Artefacts — P600
Coins, Crown, Diving Helmet, First Photograph, Founding Ring, Piece of Old Map (2), Spinning Jenny
Tip: Completing the full 3-piece Old Map set doesn't give any additional value compared to individual pieces — they're all individual collectibles. Collect all three for the achievement, but know that each is valued individually.
Gemstones (19 Items)
Gemstones are scattered around Melino's various districts, often in natural areas. Some are common finds; others are incredibly rare.
Common Gemstones — P50
Amber, Bronze, Citrine, Iron, Jade, Malachite, Quartz, Tourmaline
Uncommon Gemstones — P100
Amethyst, Aquamarine, Garnet, Peridot, Silver
Rare Gemstones — P400
Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Gold
Legendary — Meteor (P3,000)
The Meteor falls randomly from the sky somewhere in Melino. When it lands, the screen shakes for 1 second and a notification reads "Something happened in town..." — keep an eye out for this event! Note: Meteors cannot be donated to the Museum.
Mushrooms (20 Items)
Mushrooms can be found throughout Melino's outdoor areas. Some are safe to eat; others are poisonous and can make your Parafolk sick or even kill them instantly. They can be donated to the Museum for rewards.
Common Mushrooms — P20
Fly Agaric, King Trumpet, Oyster, Pine, Porcini, Shiitake, Yellow Russula
Uncommon Mushrooms — P60
Black Amanita, Bleeding Tooth, Chanterelle, Parrot Waxcap, Reishi, Scarlett Elfcup
Rare Mushrooms — P400
Black Trumpet, Lobster, Morel, Puffball, Truffles, Turkey Tail
DANGER: Destroying Angel mushroom causes instant death if consumed. Black Amanita and Fly Agaric cause poisoning (sick status). Morel is also poisonous despite being rare and valuable. Only safely identifiable mushrooms should be eaten.
Paintings (41 Items)
Paintings are buried in chests around Melino and can also appear at the Weekend Market. Each painting references a real-world masterpiece, from Da Vinci's Mona Lisa to Klimt's The Kiss. They can be donated to the Museum.
Common Paintings — P80
Landscape with the Good Samaritan, Emma Hart as Circe, Woman Combing her Hair, The Houses of Parliament (Sunset), Cats and Kittens, Three Pears, The Beach at Trouville, Singing Bird on a Branch, Lady with an Ermine, Birds Insects and Flowers
Uncommon Paintings — P150
Sadko in the Underwater Kingdom, The Autumn, The Fall of Anarchy, Young Sick Bacchus, Don Quixote, The Storm, Marie Antoinette with a Rose, The Black Boxer, Woman with a Parasol, The Swing, Girl with a Red Hat, The Gleaners, The Equatorial Jungle, Nighthawks, Self-Portrait, Swallow and Lotus, The Life Line
Rare Paintings — P800
Mending the Sail, The Threatened Swan, The Kiss, A Sunday on La Grande Jatte, Liberty Leading the People, Madame X, Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, Ophelia, Alexander Condemning False Praise, Girl with a Pearl Earring, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, Mona Lisa
Notable finds: The Mona Lisa, The Kiss by Klimt, A Sunday on La Grande Jatte by Seurat, Liberty Leading the People, and The Great Wave off Kanagawa are the rarest and most valuable paintings in the game. Finding one is a significant milestone.
Stamps (36 Items)
Stamps are the only officially recognized collection set in Paralives. They are found in letters and billing notices delivered to your household. Unlike other collectibles, stamps cannot be sold or donated to the Museum — they're purely for collection satisfaction.
Collaboration Stamps (from kitfox Games Collab)
Among Us 1–5 (including one Rare), Boyfriend Dungeon 1–7
Category Stamps
Flower 1–5, Interior Plants 1–5, Landmarks 1–4, Trains 1–5, Trash 1–5
Stamp tip: Since stamps arrive through regular mail, you don't need to actively hunt for them. Just play the game normally and they'll accumulate over time. There's no pressure to rush this collection.
Museum Donations & Rewards
Donating collectibles to the Melino Museum unlocks rewards based on how many total items you've contributed.
| Items Donated | Reward |
|---|---|
| 5 | P250 |
| 10 | Dipa (Laptop) |
| 15 | Trophy |
| 20 | P500 |
| 30 | Electric Solar Panel |
| 40 | P1,500 |
| 50 | Trophy |
| 60 | Electric Wind Turbine |
| 70 | P2,000 |
| 85 | Trophy |
| 90 | Castle Miniature |
The number of donated items determines reward progression — not the total value of donated items. Donating 31 cheap Common artefacts progresses you just as far as donating 5 Rare paintings.
Collection Tips
- Focus on artefacts and gemstones first. They appear frequently in buried chests and natural areas. Paintings are rarer and require more patience.
- Check every district. Different areas of Melino have different spawn pools. Mountains, forests, and coastal areas have the best variety.
- Don't eat unknown mushrooms. Destroying Angel is a one-hit kill. Unless you're absolutely certain of identification, sell mushrooms instead of eating them.
- The Meteor is a special event. Watch for screen shake and the "Something happened in town" notification. Search immediately after these events.
- Visit the Museum early. The Dipa laptop at 10 donations is incredibly useful for passive skill-building. Prioritize reaching this milestone.
- The Weekend Market sells paintings. Save up Paradimes for Sunday markets — rotating art stock can include rare paintings that might not spawn in chests.
- Stamps are passive. Don't stress about stamps. They'll come naturally through mail. Focus active collection effort on the other four categories.