Tools & Trackers
Handy interactive references for completionists, ending hunters, and achievement speedrunners.
The Tools category collects practical companion references for Endacopia. These pages are designed to live alongside the narrative guides — use them while you play, on a second screen, or before a run to plan your route.
The PC navigation dropdown shows the seven most-requested trackers plus a View all in Tools link. This page lists every tracker in the catalogue, including the achievement checker, ending route planner, save-file backup walkthrough, patch comparison table, collectibles checklist, chapter progress tracker, boss fight tables, puzzle codes, speedrun splits, and catch-by-clock fishing log.
What’s in Tools
Trackers & Plans
- Achievement Tracker — every Steam achievement with route hints and global unlock rate
- Ending Route Planner — decision tree for Escape, Return, Stay, and The Yeti
- Chapter Progress Checklist — Prologue / Chapter I / II / III milestones in one printable tracker
- Boss Fight Tracker — side-by-side fight vs skip tables for every boss
- Save File Backup Guide — how to back up and restore your single save slot
Lookups & References
- Patch Notes Quick Reference — 1.01–1.08 fix index by category
- Puzzle Checklist & Codes — every puzzle code: 471, Waterfall, Safe, Core, Lockbox, Brain Scan, more
- Collectibles Checklist — printable tracker for every trackable item
- Fishing Log — catch-by-clock tracker for all 18 fish, plus Fish Paper → Lost Key chain
- Speedrun Splits — Any% / 100% / Ending% route splits and timing estimates
How to Use These Pages
The trackers are informational references, not scripts or mods — Endacopia runs offline and does not allow external tools to interact with the save file. Use them as printable checklists, route planners, or visual aids.
If you are using the wiki as a companion during a run:
- Keep Achievement Tracker open on a phone or second tab
- Cross off achievements as you unlock them; note the Stay preconditions before any boss fights
- After each chapter, check the Save File Backup Guide — Endacopia only stores one save file
- For ending planning, consult Ending Route Planner before the Saw Box choice (Toy Saw vs Real Saw)
- For 100% completion, use the Collectibles Checklist alongside All Fish
- For run timing or speedrunning, check the Speedrun Splits page
- For boss fight choices, compare routes on Boss Fight Tracker
Why Tools?
Players asked for printable checklists because Endacopia has 16 Steam achievements, three endings (plus a secret fourth), and post-launch patches that change which routes are viable. Community run-throughs and the Adventure Game Hotspot review both highlight that the game rewards careful planning — Tools is built around that.
Tool Pages vs Guide Pages
- Guide pages (under Guides) explain how to do something in detail.
- Tool pages (here under Tools) summarize what to do and when, in checklist or table form.
Use them together — the Achievement Tracker links out to the deep-dive guide for each unlock.
Connections
- Achievements — narrative deep dive
- Endings — full ending walkthroughs
- Patch Notes — every post-launch change
- Save System — wandering save points explained
- Optional Bosses — fight vs skip routes
- All Fish — collectible deep dive
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about Endacopia.
What is the Tools category?
Tools collects practical, lookup-style references — achievement checklists, ending route planners, chapter and boss trackers, save-file backup walkthroughs, patch lookup tables, puzzle codes, fishing logs, and speedrun splits that complement the narrative guide pages.
Are the trackers interactive?
No. They are printable reference pages with structured checklists, decision trees, and tables you can mark up manually. Endacopia does not expose external APIs or save modding.
Which tool should I open first?
If you only have time for one, start with the Achievement Tracker — it lists every Steam achievement, the run that unlocks it, and the global unlock rate.
Why are there so many trackers?
Each tracker is designed for a different play goal. Route planners help with endings, achievement lists help with 100% runs, and split timers help with speedruns. Pick the one that matches your goal.