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Forgotten Island Guide: Your first run on Nakali Island

🌴 Forgotten Island
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Overview

Forgotten Island drops you on Nakali Island with no memories and an Aswang on your tail. Your goal is to run across every zone, collect memory fragments, and fill your album before you lose everything.

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01

Your first run on Nakali Island

Step
In short Getting one memory fragment back safely teaches you everything about how the game works.

When you spawn, take a moment to find your jeepney and check how many storage slots it has. Then head to the nearest zone, grab a fragment, and bring it back. That loop — find, carry, return — is the whole game.

  1. Get your bearings locate your jeepney before you go anywhere, since it is your only way to bank fragments.
  2. Grab a nearby fragment pick up one memory fragment from the closest zone so you learn how carrying works.
  3. Watch for the Aswang keep an eye on where it is moving even on your very first trip.
  4. Return safely bring that first fragment home.
  5. Check your slots once you are back, see whether you can upgrade your jeepney's storage before the next run.
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02

How the island opens up

Summary
In short The island expands zone by zone, and each new area holds more fragments to find.

Nakali Island is divided into zones that stretch further from the beach the deeper you go.

  • The beach your starting point.
  • Past the treeline the zone beyond the sand, with fragments the beach does not hold.
  • Into the ash the deepest area, where the air smells of smoke.
  • Every zone scattered with memory fragments waiting to be carried back to fill the album.
03

Surviving the Aswang

Warn
In short Losing your fragments to the Aswang near the beach is the most painful mistake you can make.

The Aswang uses tricks to close in on you. If it catches you, you risk losing it all. A Mythic fragment dropped just short of the beach is the worst kind of loss.

Worth watching out for
Read its movement before committing to a fragment that is far from your return path.
Never chase a fragment so aggressively that you forget where the Aswang is.
Falling trees are also a hazard when you hear one coming, move immediately or it will take you out.
04

Jeepney and memory upgrades

Tips
In short The jeepney's storage slots decide how much you can bring back in a single trip.

There are two upgrade tracks: your jeepney and your memories. The jeepney's storage slots decide how much you can bring back in a single trip.

Tips worth knowing
  • More jeepney storage slots means fewer trips to fill your album.
  • Upgrading your memories lets you earn more fragments.
  • Check both upgrade options at the start of a session so you know what to work toward.
05

Charms and the Duwende Crown

Check
In short Collecting every charm and earning the Duwende Crown are two item goals in the game.

Charms are collectible items you unlock over the course of the game. The first one you pick up marks the start of your collection, and unlocking all of them is its own achievement. The Duwende Crown is a separate special item with its own unlock.

  • Pick up your first charm to get started you will know it worked because it jingles.
  • Aim to unlock every charm at least once.
  • Keep the Duwende Crown in mind as a distinct goal separate from the charm collection.
06 Working codes Codes
MANANANGGAL
BATIBA
DUWENDES
RAWW
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07

Playing with others

Tips
In short Some parts of the game, especially minigame rooms, are built around having company.

Up to eight players can share a session. Minigame rooms in particular are designed with co-op in mind.

Tips worth knowing
  • Bring a friend into a minigame room rather than going it alone.
  • Up to eight people can play together in one session.

Glossary

Glossary
Aswang
The creature that chases you across the island — drawn from Filipino folklore, it uses tricks to catch you and causes you to risk losing your carried fragments.
Memory fragment
The collectible items scattered across every zone that you carry back to fill your album.
Jeepney
Your base of operations on the island; upgrading it increases how many fragments you can carry back in one run.
Charm
A collectible item you unlock during the game; getting all of them is one of the game's completion goals.
Duwende Crown
A special item in the game with its own unlock condition, separate from the charm collection.
Mythic memory
A high-rarity memory fragment — losing one to the Aswang right before you reach safety is a costly mistake.
Album
The record of every memory fragment you have recovered; filling it completely is the main goal of the game.

Common questions

FAQ

How do I complete the album?

You need to find and carry back every memory fragment scattered across all of the island's zones. Upgrading your jeepney's storage lets you bring back more fragments per trip.

Can I clear a minigame room on my own?

Minigame rooms are designed to be tackled with other players.

What happens when a tree falls?

You can hear it coming before it lands. If you do not move the moment you hear it, the tree will knock you out.

What does the Fresh Start reset do?

It puts everything back in the box while letting you keep what you learned. Make sure you mean to do it before you confirm, because your progress is wiped.

Updated Oct 15, 2026
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