All Keepsakes in Cairn and how to get them

Keepsakes aren’t mere cosmetics or visual elements in Cairn: each one is a memorable part of your journey towards scaling Kami. While a few are locked for Standard Edition owners, there’s a fair amount of options available for all.

How to get all Keepsakes in Cairn

There are 13 Keepsakes to obtain in Cairn. Three of them are exclusive to those who own the Deluxe Edition. Among the remaining 10, two are related to the endings. The table below has all the information you’re going to need to find all of them.

Keepsake	How to obtain
Alpine Cola Keychain	Interact with the Broken Vending Machine at the abandoned cable car station in The Shortcut.
Chimes	This item can be found at the home of the Shepherdess. Go right from The Standing Stones campsite, and you’ll reach an area featuring a chair and an umbrella. Speak with the Shepherdess and hand her Rody’s letter.
Climbot	Repair 15 pitons during your climb.
Capsule	Get the ‘Home’ ending.
Crystal Shard	Give all crystal shards to the crystal cutter at The Palace of Wind.
Frog	Lick a frog for the first time. Frogs appear at random locations when you climb the different peaks.
Kami	Comes with the Deluxe Edition.
Pickup Pika	Comes with the Deluxe Edition.
Troglodyte Doll	Gather all parts of the doll and then clear the skies with it (three times).
Troglodyte Amulet	You’ll find the amulet in the center of the sanctuary in The Child. You can also find a Troglodyte Piton at this location.
Troglodyte Pennant	Reach Damas Al Fatri’s camp on The Blades.
Trout	Catch your first fish from any water body. You can also fish in the indoor sanctuary (northeast of the abandoned cable car station).
Shooting Star	Get the ‘Part of a whole’ ending.

While Keepsakes have no in-game advantage, I find them to be a rather cool set of rewards for your in-game grind. Some of them look charming, and you don’t need to do anything extra. However, all but the Troglodyte Pennant Keepsake are missable.

To reach the top of Kami, you’re going to craft different cooking and infusion recipes to help your climb. Head on over there for the complete list of all the items that can be made with various ingredients.

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Yapyap could become the next co-op hit in 2026 when it goes live soon on Steam.

The upcoming title will be introduced to PC players as a full launch, and not much time is left for the game to go live. This guide will help you keep track of the launch.

Yapyap release countdown

Yapyap goes live globally on Feb. 3, 2026, and the following countdown will expire once the game is available.

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The countdown is based on the following timings.

• 10am PT
• 12pm CT
• 1pm ET
• 6pm UTC
• 7pm CET

The timings mentioned in this guide are based on the information available on SteamDB. If there’s any late update, the change will reflect on this guide. Yapyap will be available only on PC, and there’s no way to pre-order. If you’re interesting in adding it to your Steam library, a wishlist option is available.

What to expect from Yapyap

Yapyap is a magic-themed co-op horror title that you can play with up to five other buddies. You play as minions summoned by a wizard to destroy the rival’s towers. To do so, you’ll have to resort to using different spells. However, there will be monsters and other beasts to slay (or avoid).

While vandalism is promoted in the game, there’s no one way of doing it. You can cast unique spells to defeat your enemies and complete your objectives. To cast spells, you’ll need to use voice commands. The ultimate aim is to escape the tower, but the task is easier said than done.

It will be interesting to find out if Yapyap can entice the audience. We have had previous indie titles like Mage Arena that used voice command for inputs.

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