Maybeyou're easily frustrated by puzzles, ormaybe you're just irritated by the idea that abadd-on for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood would waylay your slashy-sneaky progresswith a bunch of hidden-object silliness. Or maybe you just need a hand with beating the clock for 100-percent synch. Whateverthe hypotheticalreasons, you might be able to use a little help with Decoding Da Vinci, the second-to-last mission of The Da Vinci Disappearance DLC. Unlike the rest of the expansion, it tasks you not with stabbing dudes or sneaking around on the rooftops, but with finding a bunch of hidden drawings that Leonardo Da Vinci left in his paintings, and then assembling those drawings into a map.
Annunciation
There are three puzzle pieces lurking in this painting, as shown below:
Here's where to look for them in close-up:
Lady With An Ermine
Like the rest of the paintings, this one hides two pieces:
In close-up:
Portrait of a Musician
Two more here:
And again, in close-up:
The Adoration of the Magi
Two morepieces are lurking here, and given the painting's size, this might be the toughest one to search:
St. Jerome in the Wilderness
The final twoare hiding here:
In close-up:
The map puzzle
When you've finally discovered all the puzzle pieces, you'll have to assemble them into a map - which should look like this:
March 8, 2011
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