The Silent Hill 2 Remake bug room code is something you’re likely trying to work out in a panic as insects besiege you from every angle. The keypad combination is actually random across each playthrough of the Silent Hill 2 Remake – there’s no specific answer across the board, but you can narrow it down to a specific set of numbers and then run through all the various possible combinations until you find out the code for the bug room. It’s not a bug, it’s a feature!How to solve the Bug Room code in the Silent Hill 2 Remake More Silent Hill 2 Remake guidesSilent Hill 2 Remake Nurses’ Office
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Silent Hill 2 Remake Director’s Office SafeThe code to the bug room in Silent Hill 2 is (at least on normal puzzle difficulty), some random combination of the numbers 2,3 and 9. You can work this out because when you examine the keypad, those numbers are clean – implying that previous use has worn the blood off them. In that sense, this puzzle makes a little more sense than the Silent Hill 2 Remake rings puzzle back in the hospital before this, though there’s a catch.Namely, there really doesn’t seem to be any way to narrow down the answer beyond that,…
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The Silent Hill 2 Remake surgical chair and dummy puzzle, is a fetch quest that gives you the Lapis Eye Key for the Hospital chained box with three locks. There’s nothing to work out here beyond following the chain, using the Instrument of Force and Key of Bliss (hammer and lobotomy spike), to get what you need, and then backtracking to where you started. Even with the chain to follow, it can be easy to get lost, as sometimes you have to take a different path to stay with it, and the corridors of otherworld Brookhaven Hospital are treacherously convoluted – so even without the monsters to fight it can be easy to get turned around. Silent Hill 2 Remake surgical chair and dummy walkthough You’ll reach the surgical chair and hospital dummy in Silent Hill 2 by following the middle chain of the Silent Hill 2 Remake Chained box to the exam room you can see on the map above. Here you’ll find a dummy in the chair shielding its face. Using the Instrument of Force (hammer) you can break away the first arm, and then twist the second away to reveal the eye. At this point in Silent Hill 2 Remake, you’ll have to follow the chain again through a breakable wall where you’ll find …
It’s been – deep breath, please – 14 years since StarCraft 2 launched. Ouch. Though my brain has finally stopped thinking that 2010 was just a few years ago, this one stings. I was never particularly good at StarCraft – truth be told, online RTS matches stress me out like nothing else – but Wings of Liberty’s campaign hooked me from the first mission. It was my stepping stone from playing the likes of Halo Wars and Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth 2 alone, to trying out multiplayer and learning phrases like Zerg rush and APM against my will. I have fond (if painful memories) of trying to master all three of StarCraft 2’s factions at once, throwing myself into the zerg’s trial-by-fire horde playstyle and, once that felt too hard, dropping it to learn Protos’ quality over quantity tactics. I never quite clicked with either – it was the safe, reliable Terrans I did best with – but it was the first and only time I’ve been so driven to compete in a strategy game. Even 14 years later, I’m yet to find another RTS that has grabbed me in the same ways StarCraft did. So when it was recently reported that a StarCraft shooter was in the w…
How long is Silent Hill 2 Remake? Well, that largely depends on how you approach it. Bloober’s recreation is longer than the original, but there’s variation depending on how you tackle the challenge ahead – how much you explore or fight can have an impact. And if you’re intent on pursuing multiple playthroughs of the game to get different endings then that can all change things. Overall Silent Hill 2 Remake is about 20 hours long on average, but that’s a rough estimate so let me explain the possible variations below. How long to beat the Silent Hill 2 Remake? More Silent Hill 2 guidesSilent Hill 2 Remake tips
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Silent Hill 2 Remake Nurses’ OfficeThe Silent Hill 2 Remake will take roughly 17-22 hours for most players to beat, though that will vary depending on how skilled you are as a player and how much you tread off the beaten path for collectibles and new challenges. Silent Hill 2 Remake is hardly an open world game, but sections of it are non-linear, where you’re free to explore a few streets before moving onto the next location. This is how completely options puzzles like the Silent Hill 2 Remake Garage Jack lever come into …
Delayed without a new release date just weeks before its cancellation, it seems that Life By You stood no chance – and publisher Paradox Interactive explains why.Speaking in a recent interview with Eurogamer, chief creative officer Henrik Fåhraeus and deputy CEO Mattias Lilja discuss how sometimes “you go on too far and hope that you fix it, or steer it in another direction than we thought originally.” According to the publishing leads, Life By You is an example of both scenarios – there was simply too much wrong with the potential Sims 4 competitor to fix it.”We trusted the devs quite a lot,” describes Lilja. “We thought maybe another extension will get us where we’re going and then finally realized everything will be worse if we keep going, so we have to stop.” As noted by Fåhraeus, “A lot of the flaws were super clear and we saw the flaws individually.” There just wasn’t enough time to address them in the end, however – especially after so much had already been spent on mending the game’s issues.”We got closer and closer to early access,” the CCO continues, “trying to focus on fixing each individual problem.” Eventually, Paradox realized that “it’s too late, we’ve no…
A God of War Ragnarok PC mod intended to let players bypass the controversial PlayStation Network sign-in requirement has been taken offline by the mod author.First reported by PC Gamer, iArtoriasUA’s NoPSSDK mod was designed to disable the PSN account-linking overlay and mimic a fully offline mode. PC Gamer’s own testing was successful, but others reported still having to deal with the PSN linking prompt. Regardless, it’s now been taken offline and you’ll simply see an error page if you head to the old URL on NexusMods.When the mod first disappeared, there was a lot of suspicion online about the reason for it being pulled and the party responsible. However, NexusMods itself has since shared a screenshot of a conversation it had with Artorias in which the modder admitted to taking the mod offline. It turns out coverage from sites like PC Gamer and IGN made Artorias worry that Sony might take legal action, even though the mod didn’t change any actual content in God of War Ragnarok.”Hello, that was my personal decision because the mod got too much attention … thus I thought that it would be better to remove it from public to remove any potential threats from the Sony side,” said Ar…