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Tchia is a cozy open-world adventure game where you play as Tchia, a young girl who embarks on a journey across a beautiful archipelago inspired by New Caledonia. You'll explore lush environments, from tropical beaches to ancient ruins, and use Tchia's unique Soul-Jumping ability to possess animals and objects, allowing you to traverse the world in creative ways. Whether you're gliding through the air as a bird or swimming as a fish, the moment-to-moment gameplay focuses on exploration, puzzle-solving, and light combat against the 'Soul-less' invaders.

This guide is here to help you master every aspect of Tchia's adventure. We'll cover how to find all the hidden collectibles scattered throughout the islands, provide strategies for overcoming challenging boss encounters, and explain how to achieve the different endings. Plus, we'll offer tips for earning all the achievements and mastering the game's Gold Medal system, ensuring you can fully experience everything this charming world has to offer.

All Photo Kit Locations in Tchia: Kits

Hey there! So, you're looking to find all the Photo Kits in Tchia? Awesome! These are a neat little side activity that pops up once you get the camera from Louise in Chapter IV. They don't give you any special rewards, but they're a fun way to check out different spots on the islands and put your camera skills to the test. Once you use a Photo Kit, all the pictures you've taken will show up in Tchia's menu gallery. Let's get you to them!

There are a total of four Photo Kit locations scattered around the game, usually found near the main towns or other significant spots. Here’s where you’ll need to go:

Photo Kit Area	Map Location
Inside Tchia’s house on Uma.	Map Marker
In the south end of Aëmoon on Madra Nöj.	Map Marker
Inside of Louise’s house on Ija Nöj.	Map Marker
Inside of Youl’s house on Ija Nöj.	Map Marker

Happy hunting! These are pretty straightforward to find once you know where to look.

All Shooting Range Locations in Tchia: Challenges

Alright, so you've stumbled upon the Shooting Range Challenges in Tchia, huh? Don't sweat it! These are pretty straightforward once you know what you're aiming for. You can retry them as many times as you need, and the goal is to hit enough targets within the time limit to earn one of three trophies: Bronze, Silver, or Gold. Different colored targets are worth different points, and some are trickier than others, hiding or moving around. Just hit the center target with your slingshot to start. The trophies you earn are actually used for the Claw Machines, so if you're aiming for that 100% completion, you'll need to master these challenges!

How to Get Gold Trophies:

Getting gold can feel tough at first, but the key is to rack up points fast. Here's the breakdown of target values:

Green Target: 10 Points
Small Green Target: 25 Points
Blue Target: 10 Points
Small Blue Target: 25 Points
Gold Target: 15 Points
Small Gold Target: 25 Points

As you can see, the small targets and the gold targets are your best bet. While there are other things like jugs you can shoot, they don't give you many points. If you're finding it hard to hit those small, fast targets, just focus on the regular ones and keep firing those rocks. Every point counts!

All Shooting Range Locations:

There are five Shooting Range Challenges spread across Tchia's world, mostly found between the islands of Ija Nöj and Madra Nöj, with the last one on Uma. Here's a table to help you find them:

Area	Map Location	Bronze Trophy	Silver Trophy	Gold Trophy
West Aëmoon Junkyard	Map Marker	80	170	255 Points
Gwâ Dock	Map Marker	80	130	160
Weliwele	Map Marker	130	180	230
Tingeting	Map Marker	80	145	210
Uma	Map Marker	80	130	160

All Stamina Fruit Locations: Collectibles

Stamina Fruit are special collectibles scattered throughout the world of tchia. Collecting them permanently increases your stamina, allowing you to perform actions like climbing and gliding for longer periods. There is no limit to how many you can collect, and each one contributes to your overall completion percentage.

Tips

Keep an eye on your minimap (the small circular map in the bottom-left corner of your screen) for collectible icons.
Use your Soul-Jump ability to possess animals and reach areas that are otherwise inaccessible.
Some Stamina Fruit may be hidden in caves or behind waterfalls, so explore thoroughly.
Refer to in-game maps or community-made maps for precise locations if you are struggling to find them.

Changing the Time of Day in Tchia

Hey there! So, you're wondering how to mess with the clock in Tchia? It's actually pretty neat and tied to your musical journey. You'll get the hang of it once you unlock your trusty Ukulele.

Walkthrough

1
Unlock the Ukulele: Early in Chapter 3, you'll reach Tre's Camp. Here, you'll play a Music Sequence with Tre. Don't sweat it if rhythm games aren't your thing; you can skip it. The basic idea is to use the left analog stick to highlight a chord and press Square to play the note. Just hit the notes when the highlighted node is inside the target area. Accuracy isn't super critical here, which is a relief!
2
Master Rock Balancing: After the music bit, you'll meet Tre in his garden. This is where you'll tackle the Rock Balancing Challenge. Your goal is to stack rocks to fill a gauge on the right side of the screen. The good news? You can't actually fail this challenge, so just keep trying until you succeed. (Or, you know, skip it if you're in a hurry!) Successfully completing these challenges is how you learn new Soul-Melodies, which have all sorts of cool effects.
3
Play Soul-Melodies to Change Time: The first set of Soul-Melodies you learn are specifically for controlling the time of day. To play them, press Right on the Directional Pad to bring up the Soul-Melody menu. You'll see the chord chart at the bottom, showing the four different times of day and the note sequences for each. Just like before, use the left analog stick to highlight the chord and press Square to play the note. Keep in mind there's a cooldown period before you can play the same melody again.

Time of Day Melodies:

Time of Day	Soul-Melody Notes
Dawn	C, A, F, E
Noon	D, A, E, E
Dusk	A, G, E, D
Midnight	B, E, E, D

Tips

Don't worry too much about perfect timing on the music sequences; the game is pretty forgiving.
The Rock Balancing challenge is more about persistence than skill, so just keep at it!
Experiment with the different times of day to see how it affects the game world and any quests you might be doing.

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