Spider-Man Miles Morales Postcards Locations: Every Postcard Clue Solution and Location, Including How to Unlock the Postcard Challenges Explained

The postcard challenge sends you on a scavenger hunt across Manhattan in Spider-Man Miles Morales.

Every postcard will give you both a clue and a location, so, to find the next one, you need to head to that location to solve the clue.

Before you can start solving clues, however, you need to ensure that you can unlock the postcard challenge set.

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Postcards and how to unlock the postcard challenges in Spider-Man Miles Morales explained

The postcard challenge set is one of the activities that you'll unlock once you've completed the main campaign for Spider-Man Miles Morales.

Once you've reached the end game, you need to return to Miles' flat and sleep in his bed.

Doing so will both start and complete the side mission, Memory Lane, which will unlock the postcard challenge set.

This challenge will see going on a scavenger hunt that involves using the clues left on postcards hidden around the city to uncover your ultimate destination. Every time you find a postcard, you'll be given a general location and a clue for you to solve.

While the postcards do appear as icons on the main map, you'll need to solve the clue to find their exact location.

There are eight postcards in total, including the one you receive from completing the short side mission Memory Lane, and you'll receive five Activity Tokens and 100 XP for finding each one.

Postcard 1 location: 'Facing the park, with the world on our shoulders, we guard the next clue'

You'll find the first postcard in Spider-Man Miles Morales at the Natural History Museum in the Upper West Side.

The clue you've been given is: 'Facing the park, with the world on our shoulders, we guard the next clue.'

It's exact location is the statue of the four men holding up the globe, pick it up to gain your next clue.

Alexander Ross

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