Capy Castaway Collectibles Checklist

Use this checklist while exploring Capy Castaway from Kitten Cup Studio—the August 6, 2026 Steam launch published by Big Blue Sky. Names stay generic on purpose until post-launch catalogs stabilize; fill the “Your note” column with landmarks you recognize so replays stay accurate even when community wikis disagree on official item titles.

Collectibles here are not separate from story. Hats are a Capy verb, trinkets often demand Corvi fetch routes, and gacha moments reward tourists who sniff before they sprint main quests. This tool keeps completionism from erasing kindness—log optional finds without forgetting Help Castaways requests.

How to use this page

• Screenshot tables or copy them into a notes app before long sessions.
• Mark ground versus air responsibility so co-op partners split labor intentionally.
• Update after every session—memory lies after hat distractions.
• Cross-link deep strategy on Collectibles Hub, Hats, and Trinkets & Secrets.

Hats

Done	Slot	Your note (where / what)
☐	Hat 1
☐	Hat 2
☐	Hat 3
☐	Hat 4
☐	Hat 5
☐	Hat 6
☐	Hat 7
☐	Hat 8
☐	Silly emergency hat

Hats are marketing headline content for Capy—not a throwaway cosmetic menu. When a slot completes, note whether wearing it changed NPC dialogue, opened a joke gate, or was purely photographic. Some hats may appear in Swallow Town demo loops before the full island catalog fills in.

If a hat sits behind a fetch puzzle, record whether Corvi grabbed it or Capy found it on the ground—Duo Combos patterns help repeat the route later.

Trinkets and secrets

Done	Slot	Region	Ground or air?
☐	Trinket A
☐	Trinket B
☐	Trinket C
☐	Trinket D
☐	Trinket E
☐	Lore oddity
☐	Hidden dig stash
☐	Rooftop fetch

Trinkets reward thorough tourism. Ground stashes usually begin with Capy sniff circles; rooftop prizes usually begin with Corvi scouts. Mixed slots belong in Exploration Tips territory—survey thirty seconds before committing to a long swim.

When a trinket references Toronto Easter eggs, jot the cultural hint in Your note without pasting spoilers—future you will remember why the object mattered.

Machines and activities

Done	Activity	Notes
☐	Gacha machine visit	Gacha Machine
☐	Fairy ring poke
☐	Fetch mini-game moment
☐	Revisit after story beat
☐	Hat talk retry
☐	Optional dig after flood clue

Activities are checklist rows because they behave like collectibles—repeatable, optional, memory-heavy. Note if co-op partners disagreed on stopping for gacha pulls during a timed Soup Competition beat; those social choices belong in the Endings Tracker too.

Regional sweep tracker

Region	Hats found	Trinkets found	Revisit needed?
Swallow Town			☐
Castaway Island (beyond demo)			☐
Unreleased pocket			☐

Demo players may complete Swallow Town rows early while leaving Castaway Island-wide slots blank—that is accurate, not failure. After launch, add region names from Updates instead of guessing from trailer backgrounds.

Co-op credit column

Item	Found by (Capy player / Corvi player)	Session date

Shared-screen co-op deserves credit tracking. Corvi players often fetch items Capy players wear and forget—writing names prevents friendly arguments during replays.

Session log

Date	Area	Co-op partner	Highlight

Session logs turn scattered ticks into a tourism diary. Highlights might be “bucket hat unlocked mayor dialogue” or “missed trinket because we skipped sniff at the dock”—both are useful.

Tips for sustainable completionism

• Mark air-gated items so Corvi players know homework before you leave a region forever.
• Do not let checklist anxiety skip castaway requests—kindness routes may intersect optional loot anyway.
• Pair digging sprees with Capy ability review and fetch sprees with Corvi scouting habits.
• Steam Deck travelers: update the checklist during suspend breaks; see Steam Deck Tips for cloud save etiquette across PC and handheld.
• After August 6, 2026, replace generic slots with verified names from community maps and our Updates posts—keep your landmark notes even if labels change.

When to stop ticking

Castaway Island is a cozy adventure, not a punitive spreadsheet. If a slot stays empty after a thorough Sniff → Scout pass, move on and revisit after story patches. Completionism should justify revisits, not shame tourism.

This checklist is a memory palace with mud on its shoes—fill it so the island remembers you back.