Walk the main route calmly
On your first visit, look at how the level shows direction and what actions are required in its main scenes. Try a new ability in a safe situation before a difficult section. If you are distracted by every hidden detail at once, it is more difficult to remember the main path and return points. First, get to the clear end of the route, and then choose which areas you want to explore in more detail.
Notice unusual elements in your environment
Mark places that differ in shape, movement, or arrangement of objects. Not every piece of jewelry contains a secret, but an unusual detail can help you choose an area to check again. View the scene from a different position and try the actions available at this level. An old technique from a previous world may not be suitable for a new ability. Test your guess sequentially instead of randomly pressing all the controls.
Come back with a specific task
After passing, choose one missing find or unclear area. Start your re-entry with a clear question: where does the side road lead, what does the new ability change, or what point did you miss before? Viewing the tooltip can speed up your search, but first decide how much information you want to see. A full walkthrough video reveals more scenes than a short hint to one place.
Separate speed from exploration
A quick pass and a careful search require different paces. If you are training speed, first master a stable route; if you are looking for finds, allow yourself to stop and observe. Compare results only in the same mode and version. For additional levels and updates, check the official PlayStation page so as not to mistake material about another event or publication as a mandatory part of your current playthrough.
Sources and checks
Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.
