Beast of Reincarnation Locked Treasures: A Region-by-Region Cleanup Method

Locked Treasure is its own filter on the current Steam Community interactive map. The map also separates Treasure Box, Bulkhead, and Control Panel, which makes it possible to plan a cleanup route instead of treating every unopened object as the same puzzle. The official Steam store page does not publish a locked-treasure count, reward table, or universal unlock sequence, so this guide stays focused on reliable tracking.

The cleanest filter setup

1. Select one region on the Steam Community map.
2. Turn on Locked Treasure only.
3. If a marker is behind a gate, enable Bulkhead and Control Panel in a second pass.
4. If the marker appears in a cave or vertical route, use the Lift and Extend guide before assuming the container is inaccessible.
5. Mark the treasure complete only after the item or container disappears from your in-game objective.

Do not mix rewards with locations

The map lists locked treasures, but a map pin does not prove what every chest contains. Do not publish a universal reward list from a single screenshot. Record the exact item, region, and game version if you want to build a personal database; use the valuables guide for the other collectible layers.

This method also keeps Green Thumb progress separate. Seedlings have their own map filters and feed a different completion goal, while a locked treasure can be an ordinary collectible or progression-related object depending on the marker.

Sources

• Steam Community interactive map - Locked Treasure, Treasure Box, Bulkhead, and Control Panel filters. Checked August 14, 2026.
• Beast of Reincarnation on Steam - official exploration description. Checked August 14, 2026.
• Valuables and collectibles guide - internal completion checklist.