Unworthy – Map (All Collectibles and Bosses)

This map aims to show the entire world of Unworthy’s game, marking all the main collectibles and bosses you can find. It also includes helpful hints to guide you through your journey.

The Map

Having completed the game, I discovered there is a NEWGAME+. I also discovered a couple of new things.

  1. There is a hidden rune called KAZ in the tutorial area that gives +5% experience points. This rune is only available in the tutorial area. In the main game, the room containing it is blocked off behind the Deathmark statue.
  2. You can avoid fighting Gaston, but you won’t get the Bow of Deceit if you do. Skipping this fight allows you to get the fifth Bell Shard from a character who appears in various locations throughout the game. It seems the “Other Half” this character mentions is actually Gaston, so defeating Gaston ends this quest line and prevents you from collecting the final bell shard.
  3. A second Soulflame Essence flask can be found in the Spire Dungeon. This has been added to the map.
  4. There is another bell you can ring in the top left section of The Undercity, but ringing it appears to have no effect.
  5. Another Soulflame Essence flask is located behind a wall that can be broken with a hammer in the toxic section of the Caverns. This has been added to the map.
  6. The correct order to play the bells after repairing them has been added. Playing them in this order will trigger a cutscene. Be aware that this cutscene may freeze occasionally, as it happened twice during testing.

    After the cutscene, kill the final boss on your current playthrough and then you can rush to the final boss on your next playthrough (no need to do the bell shards again) for… well, apparently there’s a secret boss, but I have only just started NG++ so I don’t know what it is yet.

    Egor Opleuha
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    Egor Opleuha, also known as Juzzzie, is the Editor-in-Chief of Gameplay Tips. He is a writer with more than 12 years of experience in writing and editing online content. His favorite game was and still is the third part of the legendary Heroes of Might and Magic saga. He prefers to spend all his free time playing retro games and new indie games.

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