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Paralives Collectibles

All 148 collectible items across 5 museum collections. 11 donation milestones up to 90 items.

every piece, every milestone

5 collections

148 items

11 milestones

Where do collectibles come from?

Collectibles are scattered all over Melino: mushrooms grow near trees, gemstones wait at digging spots, and artefacts, paintings and stamps round out the five museum collections. Donating to the museum pays out at milestones, so rare finds are worth the detour. All 148 items below come straight from the game files, with rarity and collection for each.

Collectibles FAQ

Frequently asked

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How many collectibles are in Paralives?

Paralives has 148 collectible items spread across 5 collections: Mushrooms (20 species), Gemstones (18 minerals), Artefacts (33 historical items), Paintings (41 classic artworks), and Stamps (36 designs). Collectibles are found by exploring Melino - digging spots, foraging areas, postcard machines, and the museum gift shop.

How does the museum donation system work in Paralives?

You can donate collectibles to the Melino Museum using the donation boxes inside. There are 11 reward milestones starting at 5 donations ($250 cash) up to 90 donations (Miniature Castle). Rewards alternate between cash prizes ($250, $500, $1,500, $2,000) and exclusive items (Laptop at 10, Solar Panel at 30, Wind Turbine at 60, trophies at 15/50/85).

Are there rare collectibles in Paralives?

Yes - the Stamps collection includes 4 rare stamps (Interior Plants 5, Trains 4, Trash 5, Among Us 5) which appear less frequently at postcard machines. The other collections (Mushrooms, Gemstones, Artefacts, Paintings) use common rarity for all items, though some like the Truffle, Diamond, and Crown are harder to find in practice due to spawn location rarity.

Where do you find collectibles in Paralives?

Mushrooms grow in forested areas and near trees. Gemstones are found at digging spots scattered around Melino. Artefacts are buried at dig sites near historical areas. Paintings are found in the museum or at specific locations. Stamps come from postcard machines placed around the town. The Interactive Map on this wiki shows all known collectible spawn points.