Concept art.
Camena Coast (also referred to as Camena) is a fictional small coastal town in Northern Oregon. It is the main setting of both Oxenfree and Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, the former being centered around Edwards Island, which lies off the coast.
It is the hometown of both protagonists, Alex and Riley, and the main cast of both games.
Oxenfree[]
In the first game, the player can only explore Edwards Island, although the game gives info about Camena. The known residents are Alex and his brother Michael (before passing away), Ren, Nona, and Clarissa. Depending on the ending the player gets, Jonas moves to town to live with his new stepfamily, presumably attending Camena High School, in the same and last year as Alex and Co (barring Michael).
Clarissa lives opposite or beside Ren.[1] Across from Ren's house (and somewhere near Clarissa's) is a pizza place called Alfredo's, which Ren claims has the best pizza ever.[2]
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals[]
The second game lets the player explore the entirety of Camena. Riley Poverly returns to her hometown because of her new job regarding the strange radio signals. There, she meets her coworker Jacob Summers, as well as Olivia and her friends Charlie and Violet, who are attempting to bring Olivia's parents back by contacting the Sunken.
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Areas[]
Interactive Map[]
Lighthouse[]
Overview of the lighthouse.
The lighthouse is the first setting in Oxenfree II: Lost Signals. However, it is restricted to the prologue and inaccessible later in the game. It is located on a tiny, rocky island west of Uptown Harbor.
The lighthouse exterior is worn off and has not been used for years. It is full of graffiti and even has a drawing of two faces on one of the slopes. On the inside, there is a kitchen and, of course, the big light, but it is not operational anymore.[3]
This mini island features, apart from the lighthouse, a big anchor sculpture.
Uptown Harbor[]
Overview of Uptown Harbor.
Uptown Harbor is the shopping area of Camena Coast. The pier is on the southeast part, where civilians can purchase a ferry ride to Edwards Island at the ticket booth next to the vending machine and sign that welcomes visitors to the town. Around the roundabout in the center, there are various shops and a bus stop, which is the last one before Washington.[4]
Some of the shops are:
- Eva's Got Worms sells fishing bait. It is owned by Eva, who also owns a boat.[5] She does not lock the front door of the store but has her boat's key under a lock box, which can be opened by entering 711, her son Marco's birthday.[6]
- Seafood Sammy's, which closes at 10 PM.[7] By the events of Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, it is under health code probation.[8] According to the script of the game, a cut character named Daniel Greene was supposed to work there.[9]
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North Camena Community Center[]
The community center is only accessible from the east side of Uptown Harbor, through a gate. It is the main meeting place for the Parentage teenagers: Olivia, Charlie, and Violet. It is a four-story building with a basement, although its main floors are only two. The ground floor includes the entrance hall and an altar, similar to that of a church.
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Parking Lot[]
Ren, Alex, and Jonas at Funnie's in the special ending of New Game+.
The parking lot is between Uptown Harbor and Copper Creek Trail. Its only place of interest is a convenience store named Funnie's Family Market, which can be seen in Oxenfree's New Game+ secret ending, and Oxenfree II: Lost Signals.
In front of the dumpster, there is Maggie Adler's fifth letter.
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Copper Creek Trail[]
Overview of Copper Creek Trail.
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Camber Cape[]
Overview of Camber Cape.
Camber Cape is where Riley and Jacob place the first transmitter, thus, opening a gate in the sky.
Next to the burrow on the northeast section, there can be found the second Adler letter.
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Charity Point[]
Overview of Garland Ghost Town.
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Point Tilia[]
Overview of Point Tilia.
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Tootega Falls[]
Overview of Tootega Falls.
The first Adler letter can be found below the bridge.
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Garland[]
Overview of Garland Ghost Town.
Interior of Garland Post Office.
Garland is on the northwest side of Camena Coast. On the map, it is divided into the Ghost Town, the Church of the Grand Architect, and the mines. The town was founded in 1878.[10] It was home to the Northwest Miners' Association.[11]
The Garland Mines suffered a collapse on February 7, 1892, claiming the lives of twelve workers. This tragedy turned Garland into a ghost town.[12][13] By the events of Oxenfree: Lost Signals, the only thing still standing is the Post Office, where Hank Chapman conducts his experiments investigating supernatural events. That is why he has a couple of EMFs in the area.[14]
The Church of the Grand Architect is an abandoned wood structure that has rotted over time. The church's roof serves as a base for the last transmitter that Riley and Jacob must place. However, due to the state of the building, the floor collapses and Jacob falls inside. This leads Riley to a time loop sequence where she must light up four candles in a specific order.
Next to the church, there is a small cemetery for the victims of the mine shaft in 1892. Among the graves, Maggie's fourth letter can be found.
Known Garland residents:
- Andrew Rines †[15]
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Residents[]
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ CLARISSA: I’m friends with Nona and I’m downgrading Ren to like a creepy neighbor.
- ↑ REN: Jonas, there’s a pizza place across the street from my house that’s like the best. New York, Chicago, they can all go and play with their butts for all I care cause nobody can touch Alfredo’s, swear to God.
- ↑ Riley: No one would work like this. I don’t think this thing’s operational. [...] Doesn’t look like the lamp works anymore.
- ↑ Riley: Last stop till Washington, they said. An hour from any town, they said.
- ↑ Jacob: Eva’s boat should be a lot simpler, let’s just use that.
- ↑ Riley: Aw, “Happy birthday, Marco.” That is a lot of chocolate cake. Wait, “MB.” Marco’s birthday? Maybe "seven eleven" is the lock code? Parents do stuff like that.
- ↑ Danny: We’re closing in ten so they’re both going in the fryer and you’re getting a two-for-one. Mazel tov.
- ↑ Evelyn: Oh, uh, Seafood Sammy’s. Yeah, that’s—I think it’s under health code probation or something…
- ↑ Tanner: Danny worked at Seafood Sammy’s, but no one’s answered their phone in weeks.
- ↑ Jacob: 1878. When Garland was founded.
- ↑ Jacob:
And some kind of weird flag. With a pickaxe. "NWMA, Garland chapter." Ohh, okay. I think I can guess. National—no no, Northwestern… Miners… um…
Riley: Association? The Northwest Miners' Association?
Jacob: That's it! Or at least it brings back memories of eighth grade Oregon state history. - ↑ Riley: "Tragedy! Twelve lives claimed in deadly mine shaft collapse. Lattimer mines no longer in operation. Garland mourns its greatest enterprise alongside twelve cherished sons." From 1892. I guess that's when things started to go downhill.
- ↑ Jacob: "Dedicated by the families of the dead on this day of February 7, 1892."
- ↑ Hank: Around town I’ve set up a series of EMF boosters, equipment I use to capture—let’s call it evidence of the unusual.
- ↑ Riley: "Andrew Rines. Postmaster 1878 to 1903." Must have been the first.