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Radar
First appeared in TankPit
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Tiki Torch
A tropical torch commonly made from bamboo.
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Ice Grenade
A type of grenade that can be found in the game Dead Cells. It freezes enemies on impact and causes some damage.
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The Minotaur's Scroll
A scroll that can be found in various locations in the game Dead Cells.
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Sinew Slicer
A projectile turret found in the game Dead Cells. Fires saws at enemies that causes them to bleed.
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Duplex Bow
A projectile weapon in the game Dead Cells. It shoots two arrows at once.
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Scroll of Power
A scroll found in random locations in the game Dead Cells.
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Chauchat
The Chauchat is a long recoil light machine gun fielded by the French Army in World War I.
First appeared in Verdun
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Elohim Cube
Elohim Cube grants whoever wields it mysterious, untold powers
First appeared in Save Your Mother
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PAL Card Key
A key used to override the launch of a nuke or enable the launch without passcodes in Metal Gear Solid. PAL stands for 'Permissive Action Link'.
First appeared in Metal Gear Solid
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Emblem Key
A key that either Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield can find in the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remake. It is found in the form of a broach; examining it reveals it to be a key.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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MO Disk
A set of three disks that can be found throughout the Spencer Mansion and the underground laboratory in Resident Evil Remake. Once all three are found, they are used to free either Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield from their cell in the lab.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Wind Crest
A puzzle item that can be found by Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield in the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remake. It is used to obtain the Magnum Revolver.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Death Masks
A collection of four masks used to obtain a key item under the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remake. There is a mask without eyes, a mask without a mouth, a mask without a nose, and a mask without eyes, nose, or mouth.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Self-Defense Gun
A one-off gun in Resident Evil Remake. It kills any normal enemy in one shot, but only holds a single bullet.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Helmet Key
A key that either Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield can find in the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remake. It is acquired after defeating Plant 42, and opens 4 different doors.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Shield Key
A key that either Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield can find in the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remake. It only opens one door.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Gold Emblem
An emblem that is used to acquire the Shield Key behind the grandfather clock in the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remastered.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Dog Whistle
A whistle that emits sound that is only audible to dogs.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Armor Key
A key found by either Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield in Resident Evil Remake. Opens up seven different doors in the Spencer Mansion.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Sword Key
The first key either Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield finds in Resident Evil Remake. It opens up four different doors in the Spencer Mansion.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Wooden Mount
A key item found in the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remake. When opened, blank paper is revealed that can be used to make a map of the second floor of the mansion.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Book of Curses
A book that either Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield can find in the bottom chamber of the Spencer Mansion in Resident Evil Remake. The sword key can be found on the back cover, and it also contains a file relating to the Death Masks puzzle.
First appeared in Resident Evil
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Entertainment Center
Furniture specifically designed for housing electronical equipment, such as televisions and gaming devices.
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Paper Towel
An absorbent towel typically used to clean up spills. Unlike regular towels, paper towels are made from tissue paper. A useful household item.
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Podium
A platform for the the top three performers in an event to stand on and be celebrated.
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Kokiri Boots
Young Link's standard boots in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
First appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
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Deku Seeds
Ammunition for the Fairy Slingshot in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
First appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
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Magical Sword
The most powerful sword acquired in The Legend of Zelda. Twelve heart containers are required to wield it.
First appeared in The Legend of Zelda
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Telmet
A helmet used by Wario to teleport himself into TV.
First appeared in Wario: Master of Disguise
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Bone Wagon
A vehicle modified by Glottis.
First appeared in Grim Fandango
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Wrecking ball
A gigantic flail used for building demolition.
First appeared in Ultimate Spider-Man
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Blue Ring
An item Link can find in The Legend of Zelda. It reduces the damage Link receives by half. Worth 250 rupees.
First appeared in The Legend of Zelda
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Invisible Jet
A mode of air transportation utilized by Wonder Woman.
First appeared in Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure
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Scrump
Lilo Pelekai's handmade rag doll.
First appeared in Disney Magical World
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Broccoli
First appeared in After Dark Games
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Hula Hoop
First appeared in After Dark Games
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Hearse
A vehicle used for transporting the dead in a coffin.
First appeared in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
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Pachimari
A plush toy found on various maps in the game Overwatch. It is Roadhog's favorite toy.
First appeared in Heroes of the Storm
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Garbage Truck
A truck used for carrying garbage.
First appeared in Grand Theft Auto 2
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Fidget Spinner
A spinning toy popular amongst teenagers and children.
First appeared in Gender Bender
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Sikorsky Cypher
A circular drone with a camera head used for surveillance.
First appeared in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
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Food Booth
A fixed booth for buying food.
First appeared in Silent Hill
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Battering Ram
A lengthwise object used to force entry into doors typically by police.
First appeared in APB Reloaded
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