Australia — Items — Guide — Creatures of the Deep Wiki

Australia stands out for its large and varied item pool, with 31 different objects to uncover. That diversity comes with a clear trade-off: several of these items rank among the rarest in the game, and chasing full completion can quickly become draining. Progress here often feels uneven, with long dry streaks between discoveries. It’s not unusual to step away and focus on other goals before returning later with a fresh mindset. Patience plays a bigger role than usual on this map, especially once the easier finds are already behind you.

Map highlights: notable Items on Australia in Creatures of the Deep.

wooden crate

The wooden crate is one of the easiest items to come across, making it a reliable pickup during regular sessions. Its simplicity doesn’t make it irrelevant, though. It counts as a standard chest for the seasonal quest requiring four chests, which can save time if you keep it in mind. Instead of chasing rarer finds, you can naturally progress that objective just by playing. It’s a small detail, but one that can make seasonal tasks feel much smoother overall.

kangaroo road sign

The kangaroo road sign quickly tests your patience. Its very rare status means you shouldn’t expect quick results, even with focused sessions. Players often need multiple attempts before it finally appears. Using a garbage rod is strongly recommended to improve your chances and avoid wasting time. Even then, it can feel inconsistent, which adds to the frustration. Accepting that it’s a long-term find helps keep expectations realistic and prevents burnout during the search.

maori jewelery

Maori jewelery is tied to a more specific spot, the Shipwreck area, which already narrows down where to focus your efforts. Even with that advantage, its very rare nature keeps it elusive. Sessions spent around the wreck can still end without results. A garbage rod is strongly recommended here as well, helping filter out less relevant catches. The combination of a defined location and low drop frequency creates a strange balance: you know where to go, but not how long you’ll stay.

giant shark tooth

The giant shark tooth sits firmly among the very rare finds and behaves much like other high-end items on this map. Expect long stretches without seeing it, even when actively trying. A garbage rod is strongly recommended to stay efficient during those attempts. What makes it stand out is how easily it blends into the general grind, offering little feedback until it finally appears. It’s one of those items where persistence matters more than any specific approach.

floppy disk

The floppy disk reaches an extreme level of difficulty, far beyond most other items. Finding it without deliberately targeting it is incredibly lucky, to the point where it feels almost accidental. Using a garbage rod is necessary if you want any realistic chance, but even then results can be brutal. If you do manage to get one, double-check before selling anything—it’s easy to lose it by mistake. This is less a hunt and more a rare moment you happen to catch.

Australia Items Overview