Embarking on a journey of two Banishers who came to help out his mentor in the town of New Eden will allow players to explore the world consisting of several locations alongside the main location, New Eden Town. All the locations have several interest points and things to offer which players get to discover as they pursue the main story. Additionally, the game allows players to fast travel among all the locations which can help players complete Haunting Cases spread across the world and gather rare resources.
In this guide, we’ll tell you how to fast travel in Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden.
How to Fast Travel in Banishers: Ghosts of New Edem
Fast Traveling in Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is done by resting at a campfire which acts as a safe hub where players will be able to upgrade equipment, unlock new skills, and rest to pass time. The very first campfire that players will be able to find is during ‘The Ends of the Earth’ which is the third chapter of the game. Meaning, players will have to pursue the main story until they have reached chapter 3 and found the first campfire to rest.
To fast travel, simply rest at the campfire and then navigate to the fast travel option to open a map, and then select the location where you wish to travel by pressing the X/Square button. However, fast traveling will require players to first discover other campfires before they will be able to travel to them. Meaning, that players will only be able to fast travel to the discovered campfires around the world.
The campfires are easy to locate as they are located close to a blue brazier with a red flag. While exploring the world, if you come across a blue brazier with a red flag, this means that the campfire will be nearby. Explore the area or look for a cave entrance to find the campfire. Upon finding the campfire, interact with it to light it up and then rest at it to pursue the action you wish.
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