INTERACTIVE MAPS
4 maps, 1091 pins, one rule: a pin only goes on the map if it comes from first-party game data or shows up in two independent datasets. Every map has a collectible tracker — click a pin to mark it collected, saved in your browser, no account.
Arknights: Endfield
Valley IV
Community survey × game-file extraction, agreeing to the pixel on 288 shared crates.
Storage Crate I 92 · Storage Crate II 91 · Storage Crate III 81 · Storage Crate IV 12 · Sealed Crate 11 · TP Point 28 · Recycling Station 11 · Delta Bot 48
Last checked 2026-08-24
Genshin Impact
Snezhnaya
Official interactive-map data for the 7.0 release of Snezhnaya, with a browser-local tracker.
Cryoculus 140 · Snezhnaya Mora Chest 120 · Snezhnaya Shrine of Depths 4 · Teleport Waypoint 60 · Statue of The Seven 5 · Snezhnaya Meeting Point 3
Last checked 2026-08-24
Neverness to Everness
Hethereau city districts
Every pin confirmed in two independent datasets before it goes on the map.
Oracle Stones 204 · Gifts from "21" 75 · Anomalies 21 · ReroRero Phone Booths 14 · Wertheimer Towers 5
Last checked 2026-08-23
Neverness to Everness
Duskmoor
Verified counts per route leg for the 1.3 zone — a sweep checklist, not a pin map.
Oracle Stones 50 · Photo spots 10 · Anomaly commissions 6
Last checked 2026-08-23
How these maps are built
Two kinds of map live here, and the badge on each card tells you which is which. Real pins means every marker sits at a position we can defend: either it comes straight from the game’s own interactive-map data, or it appeared at the same spot in two independently collected community datasets. Pins that only one source knows about are held back — which is why a total here can read slightly lower than a “complete” list elsewhere.
Route schematic means we have verified counts but not verified positions. Those maps plot the sweep structure and the per-area totals instead of pretending to a precision we do not have. Both kinds carry a plain-text list of everything on the map, so the page is useful even if the image never loads.