Iceberg Lounge Safe Code and Red Brick puzzle solution for Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight

Iceberg Lounge Safe Code in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight — (Image credit: Warner Bros.)

Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight has a safe code puzzle in the Iceberg Lounge mission that's blocking off one of the Red Bricks that the game has to offer, with no clear and immediate solution to how to get inside. Red Bricks in Lego Batman Legacy might be a slightly lesser deal than in previous Lego games, but that doesn't mean that they're not worth getting. Below I'll explain how to open the safe, what the combination code is, and how you actually solve the puzzle.

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How to find the Red Brick safe code in Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight

The code to open the safe with the Red Brick inside in the Iceberg Lounge in Lego Batman Legacy is 596.

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Players can work this out by finding the two notes in the general area, one that says "59x" and one that says "x96". The puzzle is that these are two parts of the same number, especially as the middle number of that safe code is stuck on 9 and can't be changed.

Once you go up to the code, you can change the numbers by turning the dial to the right or left, with each direction spinning the right or leftmost dial respectively. Once you have 596 as the displayed code, simply let go and the safe should open, allowing you to get the Red Brick inside.

It has the Filthy Rich modifier, appropriate considering it was found in a safe filled with money. This allows you to access a new color palette variant for the different Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight suits.

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