Breathedge 2: All 50 Collectible Locations in the Outskirts

The Outskirts holds all 50 collectibles currently in Breathedge 2, and most of them are simply floating, propped, or taped somewhere in the wreckage waiting for you to grab them. A handful are locked away behind keypads, fasteners, or a broken machine, and those are the ones that stall completion runs.

Quick answer: Every collectible sits inside the Outskirts region. Two need keypad codes — 0861 for the train cab door and 8192 for locker B5 — while the rest need either nothing at all or the Twister tool, a battery, a hose connection, or a repaired Service Warmer.

How the 50 collectibles break down by type

Collectibles are junk left behind by other passengers — posters, toys, books, blueprints, and assorted rubbish. They sort into fixed categories, which is useful when you are hunting the last few and want to know what you are still missing.

Category	Count
Posters	14
Misc junk	14
Toys	13
Books	4
Notes	4
Photos	1
Video tapes	0

Note: Breathedge 2 launched into Early Access on August 31st, 2026, so the collectible pool covers only the first region for now. The current 50 are what the counter tracks, and the total can grow as new areas are added on the Breathedge 2 store page.

Codes, tools, and repairs for the locked collectibles

Seven of the 50 will not come to you. Sort these out early, because the Twister and a spare battery also feed into main and side quests, and backtracking across the Outskirts for one poster is slow.

Collectible	What unlocks it
Brewcopter	Enter `0861` on the train cab door keypad. Opening it also awards the HACKER achievement.
Singing cat	Enter `8192` on locker B5.
Roly-poly Marie Curie	Twister tool, used to undo the fasteners on the baggage compartment under the train.
Humans only	Twister tool, used to open the door near the diggers hideout.
Lootbox	Plug the hose into the waste disposal socket on the side of the train, then open the platform hatch.
Clickedge 2	Repair the Service Warmer to get inside the building across from the police station.
Hamster Grummler	Carry a battery over, slot it into the toilet, then open the door.

The Outskirts map is the fastest way to keep track of what you have already swept. Open the map tab and work region by region rather than chasing items in the order you happen to spot them.

Breathedge 2 map screen open on the Outskirts region with its marked locations — The map tab showing the Outskirts and its marked points of interest. Image: RedRuins Softworks

Collectible locations 1 to 25: Train, platform, and station area

The first stretch is dense. Almost everything sits within a short flight of the train, the ticket area, and the Hubble, so clear this block before pushing outward.

#	Collectible	Location
1	Babe’s trashy read	Inside the starting train car, on the table by the toilet.
2	Brewcopter	In the train cab, behind the keypad door.
3	Lootbox	Inside a floor hatch on the train platform.
4	Need fuel	Poster on the metal fence beside the train.
5	Train surfer’s hands	On top of the train debris.
6	Missing Nanny	Poster on the “Lost” machine near the Tickets area, across from the attendant platform.
7	Life Note	Inside the Anime shuttle wreck, next to the figure.
8	Lucky ticket	On a frozen body near the ticket booth.
9	Cone helmet	On a drifting piece of debris.
10	Carrier	At the cosmostation bus stop terminal.
11	Clickedge 2	By the gaming console in the first room of the building across from the police station.
12	Capybara	Inside a locker at the playground near the Hubble.
13	Chipmunk	Inside a box on a floating platform.
14	Xatab	On a desk inside the PornHubble station.
15	Hat with a pompom	Behind a toilet door in a debris field.
16	Roly-poly Marie Curie	Inside the baggage compartment underneath the train.
17	Coffinbot’s luggage	Inside the Coffinbot Lair.
18	Piece of Truth (newspaper 1/4)	Also inside the Coffinbot Lair, alongside the luggage.
19	Humans only	Poster inside a hatch near the diggers hideout.
20	Thank you	On a table inside the dome tent area.
21	Missing pump	On the side of the crashed No. 2 bus, just before the Hubble.
22	Bus schedule	Stuck to a bus window.
23	Chuck’s Taxi advertisement	In a debris area blocked by blue vines.
24	GigaHamster!	Inside a protein container.
25	Seamoth blueprint	On a table in a debris field.

Floating wreckage near the station where poster collectibles are pinned in Breathedge 2 — Posters are stuck to machines, fences, and signs around the station area. Image: RedRuins Softworks

Collectible locations 26 to 50: Outer debris and the taxi zone

The back half leans heavily on posters stuck to rocks and signs, plus a cluster of Chuck-themed junk around the taxi. Bring a full oxygen tank, since several of these sit well away from any air station.

Blueprint collectible resting on a table inside a floating debris field in Breathedge 2 — Blueprint pickups sit on tables inside the drifting debris fields. Image: RedRuins Softworks

#	Collectible	Location
26	Cremation urn	Strapped to a courier’s back.
27	Bootleg barrel	On a floating rock.
28	Shark	On a bench press.
29	Missing friend	Poster on a rock.
30	And Quiet Flows the Don	Book near a car in the debris.
31	10G poster	On a machine.
32	Looking for fuel	Poster on a rock.
33	BrewRay	Inside a cave.
34	Hamster Grummler	Behind the toilet door that needs a battery.
35	Fine for Chuck	On Chuck’s face sign.
36	Missing smoker	Poster on a rock.
37	Want a drink, Chuck?	Poster on a sign.
38	Don’t Pay the Fat Cat	Poster on a sign.
39	Chuck the Taxi Driver toy	On a platform.
40	Fine	Inside the taxi.
41	Chickubelch	On a bench.
42	Photo of Chuck	In the taxi glove compartment.
43	BEER blueprint	Inside a hatch.
44	Missing poor soul	Poster on a rock.
45	Colonovirus	Inside the clock tower.
46	Dude Beer	Inside a debris area.
47	Matryoshka	On a bench.
48	Missing robots	On a wall panel.
49	AntiChafe	On a table.
50	Singing cat	Inside locker B5, behind the keypad.

Small collectible object sitting on a bench in the Outskirts of Breathedge 2 — Several late-numbered pickups are small objects left sitting on benches. Image: RedRuins Softworks

How to confirm a collectible actually registered

Each pickup names the item on screen and ticks the running count up, so a successful grab reads as the next number out of 50. If the count does not move, you picked up ordinary junk rather than the collectible sitting next to it — grab the object again and check the name that appears.

The train cab gives you a second confirmation. Punching in the correct code and opening that door unlocks the HACKER achievement, which tells you the Brewcopter inside is now reachable.

Outskirts map screen highlighting the Came from here point-of-interest marker — Map markers such as “Came from here” help you re-find spots you have already swept. Image: RedRuins Softworks

Two failure points account for most missed items. The Coffinbot Lair holds two collectibles in the same room, so leaving after the first one costs you the newspaper fragment, and the toilet doors near the debris fields stay shut until the battery is seated, which is easy to mistake for an empty prop.

Once the Twister is crafted, the Service Warmer is fixed, and both codes are entered, nothing in the Outskirts is genuinely hidden — the remaining work is a methodical sweep of the debris fields and the taxi zone. Keep an eye on the counter as you go, and clear the tool-gated seven first so you never have to fly the same route twice.