Owlboy Jungle Coins: Where to Find the Last Hidden Coins in the Floating Continent Jungle

Why So Many Players Get Stuck at 291/300

Owlboy tracks 300 coins across its world, and the Jungle region of the Floating Continent is where completion runs tend to stall. Most coins sit in obvious rings floating along the main flight path, but a handful of rings are tucked behind fake walls, hollow ceilings, and foliage that the game never points out.

When a player reports exactly nine coins missing from the area, the culprit is almost always one or two complete rings rather than scattered singles. That is a useful diagnostic: instead of re-flying the entire region coin by coin, focus on the two known secret spots just before the actual Jungle dungeon entrance.

Hidden Ring #1: The Fake Ceiling in the Spider and Worm Cave

Shortly before you reach the Jungle dungeon itself, you pass through a cave crawling with spiders and worms. The coin ring here is not on the floor route—it is overhead.

• Fly up toward the ceiling of the spider/worm cave shortly before the dungeon entrance.
• One stretch of the ceiling is a fake wall. Fly straight through it.
• A full ring of coins waits in the alcove behind it.

This spot is easy to miss because nothing on the ground level hints at it. It only came to light when a player shared a pinpoint screenshot of the location in a Steam Community discussion about the last nine Jungle coins, and multiple completionists confirmed it solved their missing-count problem.

Hidden Ring #2: The Path Near the Bush-Covered Button

The second notorious hiding spot is also located before the Jungle dungeon, along the same approach corridor.

• Look for a button on the ground that is nearly concealed by a bush.
• Near that bush-covered button, a hidden path branches away from the main route.
• Follow it to reach another ring that a casual fly-through will never reveal.

One player in the same thread cleared the spider cave, stayed stuck, and then found this second ring within minutes—confirming both secrets sit in the pre-dungeon stretch. If you are short exactly nine coins after grabbing the fake-ceiling ring, this hidden path is the likely fix.

Quick Reference: Known Jungle Coin Hiding Spots

Tips for Mopping Up Your Final Coins

• Think in rings, not singles. Missing nine coins usually means one whole ring is untouched, so scan areas for cluster shapes instead of hunting stray pickups.
• Fly slowly and hug surfaces. Owlboy's fake walls and ceilings are seamless; rushing past them is exactly how these rings stay hidden for an entire playthrough.
• Recheck the pre-dungeon corridor. Both confirmed secrets in the Floating Continent: Jungle sit shortly before the dungeon entrance, making it the highest-value area to sweep again.
• Verify your count. Knowing whether you are at 290, 291, or 295 of 300 tells you whether you are missing one ring or several, which changes where you should search next.

FAQ

How many coins are in Owlboy in total?

The game contains 300 coins spread across its regions, per players working toward full completion in the Owlboy coin-hunting thread on Steam. The Jungle area of the Floating Continent is one of the most common places to stall out.

Where are the last nine owlboy jungle coins?

Two spots account for nearly every report of missing coins: the ring behind the fake ceiling in the spider/worm cave shortly before the Jungle dungeon, and the ring along the hidden path near the bush-covered button, also before the dungeon. Check both, since players frequently clear one and discover they needed the other as well.

Do I need special equipment to reach the hidden coins?

Nothing beyond normal flight is mentioned by the players who retrieved them. Both rings are reachable through standard movement—the challenge is simply noticing the fake ceiling and the hidden path, not any gating mechanic.

What happens when I collect all 300 coins?

Reaching 300/300 is treated as a completion milestone by the community, which is why players return to old regions specifically to close out a count like 291. Even if you are not chasing full completion, the final rings are quick to grab once you know where the fake walls are.