Curious Expedition Cheats

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Aug 3, 2024, 5:14:28 PM8/3/24

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Welcome to the exciting world of Curious Expedition 2! This guide will help you navigate this complex and challenging game in order to keep your explorer alive.The game has two game modes: Campaign and Director Mode. The main mode is the campaign, in which you follow the story of Victoria Malin and go on several expeditions per year. Each year has normal expeditions and one story expedition. You must go to the curious islands, explore them, bring back treasures, and become a famous explorer.

Note: You should play the Campaign first as the Director Mode is for more experienced players. It is also set narratively just after the end of the Campaign. But it is still possible to start a Director Mode game anytime if you want.

Chose between 3 difficulty modes: Traveller, Adventurer, and Lunatic. If you are looking to play casual, you should go for Traveller. If you are looking for a challenge you should choose Adventurer. And if you are an experienced player, try the lunatic mode.

Furthermore, you can also choose the following death consequences: Restart Expedition, Wipe Year or Wipe Campaign. Chose Restart Expedition if you want to play safe and Wipe Campaign if you feel confident and want the traditional way to play.

The Big Game Hunter comes with a Nurse and a Hunting Dog and is a more combat-heavy playstyle.The Anthropologist comes with a native shaman and a translator and is a more pacifist playstyle in which you want to interact more with the islanders.

The first thing you should do before taking it to the sea is going to the Boussole Casse and recruit another team member. You can recruit one new team member between every expedition. (As long as your trek is not full.)

The chosen explorer club is your sponsor, they will give you money for the expedition and reward you for what you bring back to Paris. You also gain Club XP and unlock purchasable items in the corresponding club shops.

Decide which items to take on your expedition. Make sure to take enough sanity items like chocolate or whisky. A First Aid Kit can also often come in handy as well as the Torch which can be used to enter caves or help you out in dice challenges like the one in the shrine chambers. If you still have some money left to spend, go for the Climbing Gear to use less sanity when climbing hills.

The further you play, the more you can decide what you need depending on the expedition type, the biome, and your trek.If you play on drylands, do not hesitate to take enough Water as it will reduce sanity costs while traversing the desert.

The key to survival is sanity, which you can monitor on the top right of your screen. Always try to keep it at 30 or higher, as dropping below and resting can trigger negative events. If you cannot, still try to not get to zero sanity which will trigger an Insanity Event after a few days with very bad consequences.

If you are lucky enough to find a rest spot location, stay overnight as many times as needed to refill your sanity. You can rest in villages, missions and several nature rest locations like a waterfall, healing springs or an overarching rock. The nature rest locations are especially interesting as you do not lose standing nor need to trade to rest. Depending on your route it might make sense to come back to the resting spots.

There are location markers (indicated with a ? symbol) all over the map. Try to reveal and visit them. Some locations are especially useful like resting locations or villages but there also many other interesting types of locations with useful interactions or that can get you great items.

Shrines: If you want to bring back more treasures and get some more fame to also get more tickets in Paris you can go to shrines and rob the altar. But watch out when to do it as this will trigger disaster and you will lose some standing with the locals.