Alan Wake 2 TV studio door code solutions

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Two three-digit codes open the talk show studio door in Alan Wake 2

Alan Wake 2 talk show studio door code
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Finding the Alan Wake 2 TV studio door code requires you to explore the dressing rooms around the studio for a simple three-digit code. The "Neighbor of the Beast" clue found in the band room gives you the answer. However, you need to escape from this area in Alan Wake 2 twice, and the code changes slightly for your second escape. To help you get through the talk show studio as smoothly as possible, I've laid out the two TV studio codes you need in Alan Wake 2.

Alan Wake 2 TV studio door codes 

Alan Wake 2 studio door codes

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The first Alan Wake 2 door code for the Studio is 6 6 5. 

You can find this in the Old Gods of Asgard Band Room, which is one of the dressing rooms on the left as you walk down the studio corridor towards the keypad. Head inside and go to the back left corner to spot a neon sign that reads "665 The Neighbor of the Beast" – remember this as it comes in handy for the second code.

Entering the 665 code on the keypad allows you to reach the rest of the studio where you'll eventually get teleported to the Writer's Room. After that, you'll reset the talk show studio and therefore need to enter a code on the keypad door again. 

The second Alan Wake 2 studio door code is 5 6 5. 

When you go around again, check the neon sign in the Old Gods of Asgard dressing room which has changed and now flashes this new code. This'll get you wider access to the whole studio area, which you'll need to escape if you are to learn more about the nature of the Dark Place. Later, you'll start picking up Alan Wake 2 Words of Power and aren't far off trying to complete the ritual in Alan Wake 2 too.

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