If there’s one thing you can count on in an open-world Ubisoft game, it’s tons of collectibles. From the beginning Assassin’s Creed days, they’ve leaned more and more into filling their cards with knick-knacks, knick-knacks, and glittery items to distract your attention from the main story. Far cry 3 was the first in the series to truly embrace this open-world design, and since then they’ve only stacked more and more things to grab hold of as their worlds continue to grow. Far cry 6 Certainly follows the same formula, but one type of collectible, in particular, adds an extra incentive to find them all besides just checking it off a to-do list.

USB sticks are a new collector’s item in Far Cry games. Unlike other collectibles, even those in the same game, these actually have some use outside of just filling your completion meter. The USB drives, of which there are 15 in total in the Yara area, each contain a specific song that you can listen to once found. Once you collect one, this song can be played whenever you want while driving or flying through the majestic scenery. If you want to load up the best tracks for your trip through Far Cry 6, Find out where to find all USB drives.

Further reading

USB Song # 1: Hitboy

We’ll start by building our playlist with Hitboy. You can collect this USB stick from a building in the Viviro Nueve plantation, in the very south of the Quito region on Isla Santuario. You will go here as part of the Fire and Fury mission at the start of the game. Check inside the building and on the desk for the song.

USB Song # 2: Pupla De Tamarindo

Another old song that you can grab is in Costa Del Mar at Ocaso Marina. This one is on a small wooden table near an outdoor dining area.

USB song n ° 3: Sentimiento Original

Going well north of the Aguas Lindas region, there is a guerrilla lair named Hideout Mambo. For some reason, someone threw this USB drive in the trash, so take it out of the dumpster to add it to your playlist.

USB song n ° 4: Abuso De Poder

In the same area, go to FDA Airbase Olimpia and locate the air traffic control tower. Again, a story mission will bring you here, or you can go whenever you want. Go up to the roof of the tower and grab the song next to the laptop.

USB Song # 5: What A Bam Bam

Now in the Lozania part of the map head to the town of Verdera and go to the west side of the main plaza. There will be a laptop computer on a small table with a single chair outside a building, with your next favorite song.

USB Song # 6: Educate Yourself

In Balaceras, head south on the San Miguel River to the Diamante W checkpoint. A little further down the road from the checkpoint is a gas station. Stop by to pick up a brand new song from the counter.

USB Song # 7: Macarena (Bayside Boys Remix)

Love it or hate it, you must find the Macarena to complete your collection. You will find it in the Barrial area near the Halcon Reservoir. There is a small parking lot here where you have to find the dumpster. Take this classic out of the trash and go.

USB Song # 8: Dinero

Villa Orquidea can also be found in the Barrial area to the east. A building is surrounded by a large fence which you need to navigate. Take a tour of the building itself to find vines growing alongside it that you can use to climb up to the roof and catch Having dinner next to the flat on the corner of the roof.

USB song n ° 9: Ay Lola La Figura

Unlike other USB sticks in the Far cry 6, this one is not as easy to get as just going to a place and picking it up. Get Ay Lola La Figura, you will have to do the mission And the Beat Goes on… Treasure Hunt. You can start it in Cruz Del Salvador and will be sent to the Danzal Cave. It’s not a very difficult mission, just go all the way and make sure you grab the stick from the turntable when you reach the end.

USB song n ° 10: La Bella Ciao De Libertad

In Turgenev’s communication post, which you can find in the La Joya section of the map, find the entrance to the underground bunker, which you can find next to the large red radio tower. Go down the ladder to get a double reward from the Song USB stick, plus the FND cache right next to it.

USB Song # 11: Los Caminos De La Vida

Heading towards the northern part of the Conuco region, just south of the Roca Pequena Sat station, is a secluded building on top of a hill called Casa Rivera. Head here and onto the back deck where the song sits on a table next to a large map of the area.

USB Song No.12: Yo Aprendi

On the southeast coast of the Conuco region is the small town of Maldito with a fishing area. One of the stilt houses you can climb into has a table that this song sits on.

USB song n ° 13: La Vida Me Cambio

Just outside the FND Sureno base shipyards in Sierra Perdida, there is a small building at the entrance that you can enter. Go inside and add some fresh tunes by typing this song on the wooden desk inside.

USB Song # 14: Pxssy Powah!

The risky title of this song is just as risky to get. You will need to infiltrate Esperanza and enter Mercurio Mecanico’s hideout. You will end up doing this as part of the story as well. Anyway, once inside, head to the second floor and find the two wooden tables glued together with nothing but this song to hang.

USB Song # 15: Here We Kum

Our last song is also hiding in Esperanza, this time in the Barrio Antiguo neighborhood, which is one of the more difficult areas in the game (as well as the place where the story began), but it can only be repeated later. Fight or fight your way inside through an alley leading to some stairs, then go up and enter the storage room. On one of the lower shelves is your 15th and final USB drive.

Once you collect all 15, you will unlock the That’s My Jam trophy or achievement.

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