A Plague Tale Innocence Collectibles Guide – Chapter 2

A Plague Tale Innocence is now available. Like most story-driven single player games, A Plague Tale Innocence features a number of collectibles to find during each chapter.

The collectibles you’ll need to look out for are; Gifts, Curiosities and Flowers. We’ve found every collectible in the game so we’ve put together some guides to help you find them all.

Here are all Collectibles for Chapter 2

A Plague Tale Innocence Collectibles

The very first collectible you can find in Chapter 2 comes early on when you first arrive at the outskirts of the village. Head down the right-hand side of the buildings, along the river,


You’ll come across a small jetty and on it you’ll find the second gift; Amulets and Talismans.

From here, head into town and be creeped out by how quiet and desolate it is. After crossing a small stone bridge, look to your left for an alleyway.

Head through the opening and turn left to look back at the stone bridge you just crossed.

Sitting on a box in the corner is the third Curiosity; Soap.

From here, continue on with the level. You’ll be chased by villagers until eventually, an old lady lets you into her home to hide. Go upstairs to change clothes.

Before you go back downstairs, go to the table on the left side of the bed and you’ll find the fourth Curiosity; Incense and Herbs.

That’s all for Chapter 2.

In the chapter select screen you can see how many of each type of collectible there is and how many you collected. This makes it easy to see what you’ve missed and makes replaying a breeze.


A Plague Tale Innocence is available now.

Leo Stevenson
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