Walkthrough: where to go next on Neasied

This page names late-game areas and items. Puzzle answers are folded — open only the ones you need.

Short version: beach → Holy Sword Endu → Obmuer Temple (Dagoom) → Verdant Hollow → Tower of Knowledge (Storm Gem, Necronomicon) → Deimpo Mausoleum → Forgotten Dungeon / Rotting Cavern → Ancient World → the late areas. Stay out of the well by the starting camp until you are much stronger.

The route most players take

1. The beach and the Holy Sword Endu · 72.3% got the sword

   You start on the beach with a Rusted Short Sword. Pick up the Dagger Belt (throwing daggers) early. In the full game, stone doors and the switch into the ruins near the big tree are opened by throwing daggers at them, which is a change from the demo. Players Players Inside the ruins you find the Endu Shrine Gate Key. Its shrine holds the Holy Sword Endu, which lets you dash through the air between platforms. Official

   Grab the secret Pandora Blade on the way if you want it.

2. Obmuer Temple and Dagoom the Sea King · 54.5% reached · 34.8% beat Dagoom

   The flooded temple area is the main path after the sword. Its doors use trident keys, and one key comes from breaking a flimsy Trident weapon you find there. The water temple boss is Dagoom the Sea King. Full walkthrough of the keys and puzzles: Trident keys & Obmuer Temple.

3. Verdant Hollow · 47.8% reached

   The forest region. Some players reach it before Dagoom. It links to the Rotting Cavern (through a hollow tree) and to the high Puwema temple. Players

4. Tower of Knowledge · 30.4% reached · 19.4% beat the Necronomicon

   The library tower. Here you recover the Storm Gem (22.8% of players), which powers Endu's special attack. Players You also meet Knowledge Keeper Wourha, collect lost books and fight The Necronomicon. Defeating the tower's boss adds items to the shop, including a spare trident key. Players See the Tower of Knowledge guide.

5. Deimpo Mausoleum · 17.1% reached

   A tomb with its own teleporter, spider caves, moving-block secrets and a rooftop you can reach through its round windows. It holds the Knight Expedition key and parts of several side quests. Players Players

6. Forgotten Dungeon and Rotting Cavern · 12.5% / 8.8% reached

   The prison and the poison swamp. Both are harsh, and both are places players fall into by accident. The Rotting Cavern hides the Gigantic Serf (1.6%). If you're trapped, see how to escape. Players Players

7. Ancient World · 6.5% reached

   A technological region with dome teleporters, electricity puzzles and its own Seal Breakers. Its gate is the most common late blocker. Players Players

8. Late game · 3% Petrified Garden · 2.8% Record of Sin · 1.8% Siraatsu Castle

   The Petrified Garden, the Record of Sin and Siraatsu Castle lead to the endings. On 2026-11-02, only 0.9% of players had seen any ending. See endings.

Where to go first (and the well)

Once you have the sword, the obvious drop is the well near the starting camp. It leads to a deep, high-level area full of strong enemies. Several players dropped in, saved at the crystal down there, and couldn't climb back out at a low level. Players Players

• Save before you jump, and do not save while you're down there.
• If you're already stuck, there is a teleporter out. Directions are on the Areas page.
• Head toward Obmuer Temple instead. Use Endu's air dash to cross gaps from the starting island.

Common blockers and what opens them

Ancient World gate and electricity puzzles

The Ancient World is the most-asked late-game question. Player hints, from least to most spoilery: Players

• Look for the dome-shaped buildings with a triangle on top (blue lights). They teleport you around the region. One of them reaches the tower standing on its own separate island.
• Players compare the gate to the way earlier locked buildings opened: find and activate the pointed towers.

Exploration tips that save hours

• Skeletons are hints. Corpses that point usually point at a secret wall nearby. Players
• Watch the crosshair. It lights up on switches, including crystal switches at eye level that are easy to miss. Players
• Write down locked doors. With no map, a short note ("trident door, left of the shipwreck") saves a lot of backtracking.
• Come back with more Wind Gems. Ledges you can't reach usually need more dash charges, not a key.