Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island Full Walkthrough – All Memento Locations, Favours, and Seals

In Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island, players step into the role of Alex, a young woman who winds up shipwrecked on a mysterious island. As she meets its inhabitants, she soon realizes that her quest to return home must take a backseat to figure out the strange happenings on this island.

Few games have a format that is as user-friendly as Mythwrecked, and between the tutorial and helpful hints from the island oracle, players will find it a truly cozy experience. Even so, there are a few tips and tricks beyond what the developers offer, which is where our full walkthrough of Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island comes in.

In our walkthrough, we’ll cover where your can find mementos to increase you friendship with the island’s inhabitants and when you’ll learn what to do with the mysterious things you’ll discover during your explorations. Plus, a few tips and tricks we picked up along the way!

Basic Gameplay Overview

Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island has a cozy gameplay loop where you explore Ambrosia Island, meeting various Greek Gods and helping them to restore their memories.

As Alex, you will solve puzzles to uncover new areas of Ambrosia Island, meet new islanders, and develop your friendship with them. Each of the islanders has a request that will send you around the island, locating and interacting with various objects to help them remember who they were before the strange forgetting.

There is no combat and no fast-paced maneuvering in Mythwrecked, making it an easygoing game that you can take at your own pace. It’s mostly about exploring and solving simple puzzles while uncovering the game’s story.

What Platforms is Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island Available On?

Good news, cozy gamers – Mythwrecked is available on PC and across various consoles. You can grab the game for the following systems as of December 5, 2024:

• PC via Steam
• Xbox One or Xbox Series X | S – available via Xbox Game Pass as of March 2025
• Nintendo Switch

Mythwrecked is also coming to PlayStation consoles sometime in 2025. We don’t have an exact release date just yet, but it is confirmed.

How Long is Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island?

This game has a sandbox-style feel and encourages you to slow down and enjoy the island’s many sights. Players can easily take their time, but for me, it took around 10 hours to beat the game and complete the story.

How to Save Your Game

If you’re like me, you will immediately begin panicking about how to save your game upon starting Mythwrecked. You will need to play a little ways into the game before saving becomes available. Alex needs to sleep for the night for the first day, which you’ll do by finding the lighthouse.

Once you reach this point in the game, you can save at any time from the benches around the island. This is also where you can pass time to unlock certain events that only take place during the day or at night.

Does Mythwrecked Have Fast Travel?

Ambrosia Island is pretty big, and players may want to get around more quickly at times.

Thankfully, you can unlock fast travel by swapping Ambrosia Fruit with Hermes once you reach Friendship Level 1. His keys open portal doors all over the island, which all lead you back to just outside the lighthouse.

What Am I Supposed to Do With The Items on Ambrosia Island?

As you explore Ambrosia Island, you will come across many strange features that you may not immediately be able to interact with aside from Alex’s puzzled reflections. If you’re like me, you will start wondering if you need to track where you’ve been seeing those strange locked doors, seagulls, and sand-covered murals.

Not to worry – these will all be explained in due time as you meet the island’s inhabitants. Each of the strange, broken, or mysterious items you encounter on Ambrosia Island will eventually be linked to favours from each of the Greek Gods and Goddesses you meet. So, if you can’t yet refill the fountains or read those pillars, you’ve likely just not met the corresponding Greek Gods just yet.

All Favours for the Gods in Mythwrecked

Each island inhabitant has favours and mementos that you’ll collect to increase your friendship and solve the mystery. These favours have three rounds each, meaning you won’t be able to feed all the seagulls or uncover all the murals in one go. Each of your new friends needs to recharge before they can make more seagull snacks or grant energy to magic lightning bolts or hammers.

Once you’ve met each Islander, they’ll mark their request on your map. So, it’s pretty easy to keep track of them as you go – but that doesn’t mean you won’t be wondering about the island’s different features as you see them. So, to satisfy your curiosity, we’re breaking down each of these mysterious items and which character will unlock their true purpose – and mark the locations on your Ambrosidex map.

How to Feed the Seagulls – Hermes’ Favour

As you explore Ambrosia Island, you’ll encounter cute little seagulls hanging out in various places. If you interact with them early in the game, Alex makes a comment about wishing she could feed them.

Feeding seagulls is a friendship request from Hermes. Once you meet this character, he will give you various foods to feed the seagulls as part of leveling up your friendship. He will also mark them on your Ambrosiadex map.

You can only feed seagulls when you have one of these items from Hermes and will periodically run out, needing to level up friendship before you can get more seagull snacks.

What to Do With Lightning Tablets – Hera & Zeus’ Favour

You will see stone tablets with a lightning bolt symbol around Ambrosia Island. These are a friendship request from Hera and Zeus. When you meet these characters, you will gain an item to help you reactivate these old tablets.

Upon speaking with them for the first time, Zeus and Hera will mark the locations of all tablets on your Ambrosiadex map. Like feeding the seagulls, you will periodically need to wait and level up your friendship with this duo before you’ll be able to charge more tablets.

How to Uncover the Murals -Aphrodite’s Favour

Curious about those sand and moss-covered murals around Ambrosia Island? Rest assured that like most strange encounters, you will eventually gain the tools to interact with the murals.

Uncovering murals is part of Aphrodite’s friendship requests. She will give you a device to help clear off murals and mark their locations on your Ambrosiadex map when you speak with her in her garden for the first time.

What to Do With Amazon Statues – Ares’ Favour

Those Amazon statues around Ambrosia Island are missing their weapons! As the battle-readiness might suggest, these fixtures are part of the friendship request for Ares, the Greek God of War.

When you meet him, he’ll mark the locations on the map and help you get the first few weapons to return to the appropriate statues. Unlike many other islanders, he won’t hand you one item to fix the problem – instead, you’ll gather the weapons from around his garden, and then match them to the appropriate statues. As you level up your friendship with Ares, more weapons will become available.

How to Fix Broken Windmills – Hephaestus’ Favour

Broken windmills dot Ambrosia Island, and of course, it will eventually be up to Alex to fix them. These play into your friendship requests for Hephaestus, the smithing god.

Once you meet him, he will give you a special hammer to repair the windmills and mark them on your map.

How to Read the Strange Pillars – Athena’s Favour

The pillars around the island with different gemstones fixed atop them will be inscrutable to Alex at first. You can only read them with special lenses as part of Athena’s friendship request. They won’t be willing to talk to you for a while, as they’re holed up in the library that’s blocked by owl sentries.

Once you obtain and place your first Soulstone (more on that later), you’ll be able to enter the library, meet Athena, and begin reading the inscribed pillars. Each contains a myth about the gods, giving you plenty of fun reading in your Ambrosidex library.

How to Refill the Fountains – Poseidon’s Favour

If you haven’t guessed, the empty fountains will be restored to their full glory by none other than the Greek god of the sea, Poseidon. He is squared away on the Flotsam Beach, behind a sealed door.

You’ll meet him later on in the game once you’ve collected seals from the other islanders. Refilling the fountains is Poseidon’s friendship favour.

What’s Up with the Ghosts? – Hades’ Favour

Listen, these little ghosts drove me crazy for a while. If you talk to them, they just run away. What are they for?! Of course, I should’ve realized – guiding the souls of the dead back to the Underworld could be none other than the friendship request for Hades.

Hades’ door requires several seals, so you won’t meet him until late in the game. Once you do, he’ll give you what you need to begin guiding those cute little ghosts back home.

How to Get Past the Library Bridge Sentries in Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island

Near Zeus & Hera’s home at the Cloud Atrium, players will find a mysterious bridge blocked by owl-shaped sentries. If you try to cross the bridge, Alex jumps back and says she needs to find a way to disable them.

This gets increasingly frustrating once you start seeing radar pings over there, but rest assured – you don’t need to do anything but keep working on building your friendships with other islanders. Eventually, you will acquire your first Soulstone by reaching Level 3 friendship. At this point, the Islander who lives in the library tower will disable the sentinels and you’ll get a message to come meet them.

How to Get Across the Water at Dock Points in Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island

There are various strange docks at the water’s edge on Ambrosia Island, with three lines on them. For a long time in early gameplay, Alex will only muse about what they could be for.

To unlock the purpose behind these strange docks, players need to meet Poseidon. He will gift you an item called the Mini Trident, which lets you find things previously hidden away across the water.

All Islander Locations & How to Find Them

Meeting all the islanders is one of Alex’s first quests in the Ambrosiadex log, and players will want to track them all down. Here’s where each Greek God resides and when you’ll be able to meet them.

Some characters will be locked away behind doors that are sealed – you will get emblems from your new friends that will help you unlock each door and gain access to more of The Others.

Islander	Location	How to Unlock
Hermes	Docks	N/A – he will stand on the docks during daytime
Hera & Zeus	Temple – Cloud Plaza	Unlock Temple Doors with Pegasus Seal
Aphrodite	West Temple – Aprhodite’s Garden	Unlock Garden Door on Western Plaza Using Cyclops & Pegasus Seals
Ares	East Temple – Ares’ Garden	Unlock Garden Door on Eastern Plaza Using Cyclops & Pegasus Seals
Hephaestus	East Temple – Workshop	Unlock Workshop using Cyclops & Pegasus Seals
Athena	Library	Place first Soulstone to Disable the Sentries
Poseidon	Flotsam Beach	Unlock Door in Aphrodite’s Garden with Cyclops, Medusa, and Minotaur Seals
Hades	Skull Cavern on North-Eastern Beach	Unlock Skull Door with Medusa, Cetus, and Cerberus Seals

All Door Seals & How to Get Them

To unlock certain doors and find new areas of the island, you will need to befriend the inhabitants and get their seals. Here are all of the seals you’ll need and which god or goddess will gift them to you.

Most seals are gifted at friendship level one, with one exception – Hera & Zeus gift you two different seals as you level up your friendship.

Seal	Gifted By
Cyclops Seal	Hera & Zeus
Minotaur Seal	Ares
Dryad Seal	Aphrodite
Phoenix Seal	Hephaestus
Medusa Seal	Athena
Cerberus Seal	Hera & Zeus (Friendship Level 2)
Cetus Seal	Poseidon
Hydra Seal	Hades

All Mementos & Where to Find Them

The biggest way to increase your friendship and progress the plot in Mythwrcked: Ambrosia Island is finding mementos that belong to each of the Greek Gods you meet. While your Ambrosidex helps you hone in on the signal, you do need to get within range of each memento before your radar will start beeping.

Each islander has several sets of mementos to collect. You will reach a new friendship level by completing a set, along with the favours for that level. Once you achieve a new level of friendship, the next set of mementos will be available to track down.

When you find a memento, Ora is happy to help you figure out who it belongs to if you’re feeling stumped. However, getting close enough to memento locations to ping your radar is entirely up to you. You can see the general areas with radar pings from your Ambrosidex map but will need to hone in on where the signal is strongest.

If you’re stuck trying to find mementos for a specific friend on the island, our walkthrough is here to help. Here’s where we found every memento for the islanders.

Keep in mind, you won’t be able to find mementos in their given locations until you have the associated radar signal. Going to the spots in this guide before the right time won’t trigger the event to find the items. So, make sure you’ve completed each islanders first set before trying to find items from their second, and so on.

Hermes Mementos

As the first Islander you’ll meet, you will likely find all of Hermes’ mementos first. If you’re stumped, here’s where to find each item in his memento sets.

First Set

Memento	Location
Old Leather Sandals	Hidden Door on Eastern Beach, Near Passageway
Old Leather Satchel	To Left of Locked Tower on Western Beach

Second Set

Once you reach Friendship Level 2 by completing Hermes’ favours and finding his first two mementos, you’ll get the signals for the next set.

Some of these mementos are buried, which means you won’t be able to find them until Hephaestus upgrades your Ambrosidex radar.

Memento	Location
First Memento	In Ares’ Garden, in the well
Winged Staff	Buried on the small island to the left of the lighthouse
Winged Helm	Buried above the entrance to Aphrodite’s garden

Third Set

Memento	Location
Beach Sandals	In a sandbag near the lift in Zeus & Hera’s Sun Plaza room
Beach Mat	On the water wheel near Hephaestus’ Workshop

Once you return all three sets of mementos to Hermes, you will max out your friendship and earn his Soulstone. From here, you can continue to check in and trade for keys but will not be able to advance the friendship further.

Hera & Zeus Mementos

Though you’ll meet Zeus & Hera early on, their mementos will prove tricky to find, as they’re all hidden away in other islander’s homes. You can’t enter a god or goddess’ house until reaching Friendship Level 1. So, don’t worry if it takes some time to get to the source of those radar signals!

First Set

Memento	Location
Bard’s Lyre	On stone slab inside Ares’ tent
Wine Ambrosia	On pillows in the middle of Aphrodite’s house
Golden Platter	On side table in Hephaestus’ room above his workshop

Second Set

Memento	Location
Hot Peppers	In the water across from Aphrodite’s mural on the Eastern Plaza
Pickled Eggs	In a bucket of sand near Alex’s lighthouse
Clam Juice	Buried in the sand just to the right of the door to Flotsam Harbor from Aphrodite’s Garden

Third Set

Memento	Location
King’s Wreath	Across the water on an island near Eastern Beach, near one of Poseidon’s Fountains (requires Mini Trident)
Queen’s Wreath	Swap Ambrosia Fruit with Poseidon

Aphrodite Mementos

The cheerful goddess of love has plenty of beautiful mementos for players to track down.

First Set

Memento	Location
Flower Garland	In the river below the Gaia Tree, near the waterfall
Confetti Pouch	In Alex’s lighthouse, under floorboards near fire

Second Set

Memento	Location
Idol Body	Buried on the small island near off the docks by Hermes’ plane
Idol Head	Buried near where you were first shipwrecked, at the far end of the island

Third Set

Memento	Location
Bottomless Watering Can	Across the water on a small island near Flotsam Harbor
Glowing Seeds	On island across the water from the South-Western beach, up the stairs under some bird eggs

Ares Mementos

Ares takes a bit longer to warm up than most, but his mementos are also some of the easiest to identify once you’ve found them.

First Set

Memento	Location
Hero Toy	Hidden behind tapestry on Central Plaza stairs
Cyclops Toy	Under the wheelbarrow in Aphrodite’s Garden
Pegasus Toy	In bowl near the stairs from the Temple Approach towards Hermes’ plane

Second Set

Memento	Location
Golden Bull	In the water near the Cloud Atrium portal door
Sack of Jewels	Buried on North-Eastern beach next to Skull Cavern entrance
Marble Bust	Swap Ambrosia Fruit with Poseidon

Third Set

Memento	Location
Shattered War Axe	In fire ring on the second island across the water from the library tower door
Harvest Sickle	In Athena’s library, on the bookshelf

Hephaestus Mementos

You’ll likely meet Hephaestus around the same time you meet Ares, since their home bases are near one another. Hephaestus takes a little convincing, but he’ll share his memento radar signal eventually.

First Set

Memento	Location
Winding Handle	In hatch at the back of Hermes’ plane
Harpy Automaton	Behind pillar near Amazon statue on left side of Central Plaza, heading towards Cloud Atrium

Second Set

When you reach this point in your friendship with Hephaestus, he will upgrade your Ambrosidex so you can find buried mementos.

Memento	Location
Overflowing Orders	Buried near spare garden plots in Ares’ garden
Do not Disturb Sign	Buried under a tile in the left side of the Central plaza, around the corner
Hourglass	Across the water on the small island near the Strange Beacon, next to Aphrodite’s mural (Requires Mini Trident)

Third Set

Memento	Location
Discarded Designs	On a pile of rocks on the island across the water from the South Western beach
Failed Invention	Swap Ambrosia Fruit with Poseidon

Athena Mementos

Athena is hidden away in the library, and you won’t meet them until placing the first Soulstone near the Gaia Tree. Once you do, you’ll have new mementos to track down.

First Set

Memento	Location
Arithmetic Set	Under the barrels by the righthand entrance to Zeus and Hera’s Sun Plaza
Cartography Tools	Buried in a corner of the Western Plaza near Aphrodite’s Garden
Apothecary Set	Buried in a corner between the staircase and platform on the Eastern Beach

Second Set

Athena’s second set is easy to find but not as easy to match to them. This is one of many items you can get just by swapping Ambrosia Fruit with Poseidon, making it much easier to wrap up sets.

Memento	Location
Unopened Invitation	Swap Ambrosia Fruit with Poseidon

Third Set

Memento	Location
Anchovy Paste	Buried near the Amazon statue by Alex’s lighthouse
Mandrake Root	Under Cerberus’ paw in Skull Cavern
Forget Me Knots	In a sandbag behind the Amazon statue on the North Eastern beach

Poseidon Mementos

When you meet Poseidon and first begin to track down his mementos, he will gift you an incredibly helpful mini-trident. This item unearths paths across the water, helping you connect the dots from those strange platforms all over Ambrosia Island to find more mementos.

First Set

Memento	Location
Clay Crab	On the island across the water from Alex’s lighthouse
Clay Turtle	Near the Cloud Atrium in a nook beneath a broken Amazon statue
Clay Dolphin	Across the water near Haphasetus’ workshop door, in a barrel

Second Set

Poseidon’s second memento set requires just one item, which is very fair because you have to refill a lot of water fountains for this guy.

Memento	Location
Stained Harpoon	In a palm tree on the island across the water from the Western Beach

Third Set

Memento	Location
Bent Prong	In Aphrodite’s Garden, buried behind her house
Pitted Prong	On Western Beach, up the ramp near Athena’s column
Scarred Prong	In a column in Hades’ room

Hades Mementos

The final Greek god you meet is Hades, and his reputation precedes him. He may recall more than the others, but he still needs your help tracking down lost mementos.

First Set

Memento	Location
Ointments and Salves	Near the lookout spot on the South Eastern beach, behind some barrels
Jar of Leeches	On the skyward bridge in the meditation spot, under pillows
Vinegar and Sponge	In Aphrodite’s chamber, beneath some pillows

Second Set

Memento	Location
The Black Fleece	Buried near the back of the Gaia chamber
Ancient Coin	On the small dock across the water from Flotsam Beach
The Minos Scales	In Athena’s room, hidden inside a globe

Third Set

Memento	Location
Soulstone Shard	Swap Ambrosia Fruit with Poseidon (Will be hidden until near game’s end)

Once you complete every memento set, you’re well on your way to the game’s finale. Make sure you save before the finale begins, as you won’t be able to save during the story’s epic conclusion! Fast travel will also be disabled at this point, so plan to spend a little time lingering over the game’s ending.

To see what we thought of this wild romp through mythology, check out our review for Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island.