Nivalis Nights Collectibles: Graffiti, Menus & Postcards

By Mirela Constantin · Updated October 4, 2026

Collectibles are worth picking up early, because every one adds achievement points, and achievement points unlock districts.

Graffiti

You log graffiti by finding it. The first one is behind Ramen Noir in Meridian Market. 38.7% of players have found at least one.

A Russian-language Steam guide (in progress, as of September 30) splits graffiti into two kinds:

Common pieces repeat across the city, usually on the same kind of building. Examples it lists: the duck, the robot, the CorpSec tag, the metro, the eyes and the “shining” pieces near auto repair shops, the tadpoles on the piers, a mushroom piece, a yellow piece, a smoking man.
Unique pieces exist once: the jellyfish, the snake (a white snake in the Spire), the mould piece, an art piece, an ink-black piece.

For the “find all graffiti” achievement you need one of each kind, not every copy. The guide’s partial map by district: Meridian Market (behind your bar), the Docks (duck in the centre, tadpoles on the pier), Eastern Residential (two in toilets near a rock-star sign, plus street art), Lowtown (on the stairwell of your building and opposite it), Skyhigh Gardens (a woman’s face, a blue smiley, metro and duck), Hive Mall (several tags and a “hello world”), and the Space Port (tags and a message piece).

Achievement	Requirement	Players
Found a Graffiti	Find one	38.7%
5 Graffiti Found	Find 5	5.9%
10 Graffiti Found	Find 10	1.4%
Graffiti Admirer	Find all	0.1%

Look for colourful, menu-sized papers lying on crates, tables and benches. One player points to one on a second-floor ledge near your starting apartment as a good example of what to look for. They count as collectibles and can unlock recipes.

Achievement	Requirement	Players
Collectable Menu Found	Find one	29.4%
Menu Collector	Find 10	0.1%
Historian	Find all	0.1%

Postcards

Each major district has a postcard to collect. Players describe them as small tablet-like pickups; they are among the achievements a player names when explaining why a district is still locked.

Postcard	Players
Meridian Market	3.2%
Skyhigh Gardens	2.3%
Metro Hub	1.8%
Calypso Island	1.7%
Docks	1.0%
Central Canyon	0.9%
Outer Space	0.3%
Space Port	0.3%
Helix Monumental	0.1%
Spire	0.1%

“Outer Space” is a postcard, which suggests a trip off-world late in the game. We have not confirmed how.

Other finds

Trash bags on bins: seeds and ingredients, sometimes a valuable watch.
A ghost. “Seen a Ghost: make contact with a ghost in Nivalis” is held by 3.6% of players.
Hidden lore tablets are mentioned by players alongside postcards; we will list them once we can confirm what counts.

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