How to get the Black Ops 6 safe code
The BO6 safe code involves solving a range of puzzles to get the answer
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There’s a Call of Duty Black Ops 6 safe code puzzle hidden away in the safehouse basement, which is good to know, because it’s full of cash. Cracking this COD safe code is a great way to obtain a large sum of money in the early stages of the Black Ops 6 campaign, so it’s best not to skip it. You can leave the TNT at home though; to open a Call of Duty safe, you’ll need to find the safe code.
If the Black Ops 6 safe code puzzle is giving you trouble, here’s how to find the solution and collect your well-deserved prize.
Black Ops 6 safe code solution
While the Black Ops 6 safe code is technically received after solving a single puzzle, it's at the end of a chain of puzzles that all have to be solved in sequence. This is what you need to do, and the order you need to do it in:
- Solve the Black Ops 6 piano puzzle and light the Black ops 6 boiler. It doesn't matter what order you do these in really, but the boiler powers a door you find after the piano. Once both are done you can enter the secret basement.
- Once you've gained access to the basement you'll find a door where you need to decrypt the Black Ops 6 keypad to proceed.
- With that door open you'll need to hack the Black Ops 6 computer. This will decode a message and open another door in the the underground area.
- Behind the new door the computer opened you'll find a lock you must to pick. Do that and you can enter another room and pick up a key that opens one last door...
- Behind the final door you'll discover the Black Ops 6 Radio signal puzzle. This involves tuning into a radio signal and using the message you get to pick specific objects with numbers on to get the final code.
The Black Ops 6 safe code is 7218. Or it was for me at least. If that doesn't work for you, you may have to work through the steps above to see what you get.
When you have the code you can enter it into the safe to open in and get $1000, letting you fully upgrade the safe house before you've even left it. You'll also unlock the Case Cracker knife blueprint.
Unfortunately, getting the Black Ops 6 safe code isn't a quick job as it's the endgame for all the safe house puzzles. You'll need to solve the piano and boiler puzzles just to access basement challenges, which will ultimately give you the combination.
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