How to get to Monkey Island in Sea of ​​Thieves

Over its many years of updates and expansions, Sea of ​​Thieves has had some notable crossovers with other pirate franchises. THE Pirates of the Caribbean crossover allows you to team up with the legendary Jack Sparrow, but the Monkey Island the content seemed to come out of nowhere. For those who don’t know, Monkey Island is a series of point-and-click pirate games that were as fun as the puzzles were obscure. Luckily, you don’t need to figure out that you need to combine a cat’s whisker with a mason jar to get around a skeleton guard to access this new content, but it’s harder than you think.

how to access Monkey Island content

There are four main steps you need to follow before you get access to Monkey Island and all the content it has to offer. Once you’ve completed the grand tale “A Pirate’s Life,” you’ll be able to discover tons of little references and story elements related to this classic series.

Step 1: Begin the grand tale “A Pirate’s Life” from the menu or by visiting The Castaway at one of the game’s outposts.

2nd step: Follow the objective to the strange pirate town and find the cursed captain in the cage after lighting the lantern and going inside.

Step 3: You need to find the secret recipe by entering the ship on the left and along the mast to the water to find a pulley system that you can use to reach the captain’s quarters, which are locked.

Step 4: Find the other pulley here that lifts some cargo that you can use to get to the next ship.

Step 5: Turn right to find yet another pulley to bring a set of planks close enough to jump over both and cross the gap.

Step 6: Go to the nearby cave and find Captain Bones’ special recipe, but leave it on this ship.

Step 7: Return to the mast and climb on top of the Cursed Captain and cut the rope to make the cage fall.

Step 8: Now take the recipe and leave it near the cage so you can collect the cursed captain’s skull.

Step 9: Look for the ship with the red sails and find the trail of gold on the ground leading to a graveyard.

Step 10: Dig the new grave to find poor Dougie and he will ask you to bring the treasure that his key opens.

Step 11: Return to the cage and head left onto a wooden platform at the back of another ship.

Step 12: There will be a skeleton inside on a bed with curtains that you can move before exiting through a door to the right up some stairs.

Step 13: Light the three lanterns on the bridge then go back down and move the skeleton’s arm.

Step 14: This will allow you to point a magnifying glass at a treasure map.

Step 15: Head back outside to where the road branches off towards the tavern and another broken ship. Dig where the road forks.

Step 16: Take the treasure you found to poor Dougie and he will let you open it and collect poor Dougie’s locket.

Step 17: Return the medallion near the captain and collect the recipe you left there to bring it to the crossroads.

Step 18: Go left into the broken ship to find two pirates playing chess.

Step 19: Light the candle and let the two play, filling one of the skeleton’s drinks with the recipe when they realize it’s empty.

Step 20: After a heated conclusion to the match, place the medallion on the table and the captain’s skull on the now headless skeleton to end the game.

Step 21: Take the ship key back to the captain’s quarters we mentioned at the beginning.

Step 22: Use the pulley to adjust the sails then collect the skull again to bring it to the lighthouse.

Step 23: Place the skull on another headless skeleton at the top while you light the lighthouse at the top and the three lanterns on the cliffs. Ignore the Ferry of the Damned coming for now.

Step 24: Focus the light from the headlight to the right as far as possible and look for a hidden blaze which will trigger a series of green lights.

Step 25: Return to Pirate Town and there will be a new sign saying “Sailor’s Grave” next to a new bridge.

Step 26: Cross it and you will hear the Monkey Island the music kicks in and you can start exploring the secrets of the island!

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