storage hunters open world lost item locations: Walkthrough

Storage Hunters: Open World contains 29 lost items hidden in fields, shops, rooftops, beaches, warehouses, and industrial areas. Most collectibles can be gathered in any order, but the Key and Scythe are connected. The Key opens the Back Alley warehouse, so collect it before attempting to claim the Scythe.

The most efficient approach is to clear the map by region. Start at the Farmyard, continue through the Back Alley and Junkyard, sweep the Shopping Mall district, and finish in the Shipyard. This route keeps the required Key close to the Scythe and groups several parkour-heavy collectibles together.

A useful reference is the All Lost Items guide for Storage Hunters: Open World, which organizes the same collectible route by item.

The Farmyard is the best starting area because it contains the Key required for the Scythe. Several items are close to the pond, while the Needle and Branding Iron require different approaches. Search the fields carefully before leaving, then follow the bridge and beach paths around the area.

The Saddle and Cow Bell are easy to miss because they are not in the central field. After collecting the Key, make one final loop around the pond, the Coming Soon building, and the yellow house before moving toward the city.

This region contains the largest group of lost items. The area rewards players who inspect rooftops, shop interiors, fences, dumpsters, and narrow gaps. Bring your car whenever possible because it can provide extra height for otherwise difficult jumps.

Start with the Back Alley after obtaining the Key. Unlock the warehouse, collect the Scythe, and then grab the nearby Beehive. The Suitcase is also in this district, but it requires a separate rooftop jump.

The Camera and Professional Camera are separate collectibles. For the Camera, use the alley opposite the Shopping Mall carpark, climb onto your car, then reach the brick fence and roof ladder. For the Professional Camera, enter the Quick Sell shop and jump behind the counter.

The Digital Alarm Clock uses a less obvious route. Enter the Grading Shop on the left side of the Shopping Mall parking lot, turn right, and walk through the false wall into the storage room. The item is on the floor ahead.

The Leather Back Pack is more than a collectible: it can be equipped as a back accessory. Open your inventory, select Accessories, choose the Back category, and equip it instead of selling it.

The Shipyard has six collectibles, including the most technical climbing routes in the game. The Lava Lamp and Jade Bracelet are comparatively direct, while the Flip Cellphone and Classic Phone require careful movement across the orange crane. The Typewriter uses a separate tower near the Shipyard.

For the Lava Lamp, do not enter the Shipyard immediately. Follow the road toward the large cylinders, locate the small pink building in the nearby parking area, and use your car to reach its roof.

The Jade Bracelet is near the same cylinders. Approach the back of the left cylinder when facing the group from inside the Shipyard, then climb the ladder to the top.

The Flip Cellphone is one of the hardest collectibles. Climb the orange crane, move along the beams, and use the second ladder at a careful angle. From the upper platform, jump over the red storage unit and descend toward the green containers.

The Classic Phone uses the same crane as the Flip Cellphone but follows the opposite branch. Instead of turning toward the red storage unit, take the center beam to the right and jump onto the Cargo Ship. The gate is closed, so the crane is the intended access route.

Once on the ship, spawn your car to reach and collect the Classic Phone. Afterward, return to shore and spawn the car again so it is available for the rest of your route.

The Marble Vase is below the Cargo Ship loading dock on the beach. The Typewriter sits at the top of a nearby grain silo. Jump diagonally around the gray metal structure to make the climb more manageable.

Use this checklist to track all 29 collectibles. The list is grouped by route rather than difficulty, making it easier to clear the map without returning to the same district repeatedly.

A regional sweep is more reliable than searching randomly. Collect the Farmyard items first, protect the Key, then clear the Back Alley, city, and Shipyard routes in order. This approach keeps the required unlock sequence intact while reducing repeated travel and missed collectibles.