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How to open the moon sun and star door in Resident Evil Requiem

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By Leon Hurley last updated 9 March 2026

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The moon sun and star door in Resident Evil Requiem is discovered almost as soon as you arrive at the Rhodes Hill care center. However, it'll take a good 5-6 hours to finally open and will take you through the entire opening level, solving numerous puzzles along the way.

Sure, it's only one door, but it's also the main puzzle for the entire area so finally getting open comprises of numerous other puzzles, side objectives, and tasks to complete. Once it's done, the Rhodes Hill care center is technically over and you can move on.

For that reason there is no short answer to this beyond 'complete the first act of RE Requiem'. However, I can outline what that involves and point you in the right direction, so you can stay focused and not get distracted or sidetracked by all the other stuff you need to do along the way.

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Moon Sun and Star Door puzzle solution in Resident Evil Requiem

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The first clue on how to open the moon sun and star door in Resident Evil Requiem can be found in the Guard Office save room, where you'll find a magazine showing three important people at the care center, represented by sun, moon, and star symbols. Inside each of their offices is one of three quartz ornaments you'll need to place in the door to open it.

Doing that took me about 5-6 hours to fully explore the care center and get everything I needed. Although in terms of how long it takes to complete Resident Evil Requiem, I was being fairly completionist, while working it all out from scratch before the game was out. If you're not trying to find everything, and have the steps below to follow, I reckon you can do it in half that time easily.

Here's everything you need to do to get the sun moon and star door open in Resident Evil Requiem:

  1. Head to the Guard Office save room and go downstairs, where you'll meet an important character and find a dead body with the Resident Evil Requiem West wing keycard.
  2. The keycard will let you reach the kitchen, passing a Resident Evil Requiem Unicorn Door you can't open yet. You'll also need to sneak past a zombie chef in the kitchen using the trolley.
  3. Keep exploring until you reach the next floor and find the Chairman's office, past the Bar and Lounge (there's a West Wing map you can grab on the wall just before the bar that will make life easier as well).
  4. In the Chairman's office you'll find a Unicorn Trinket Box that will give you what you need open the Unicorn Door you passed earlier (which will be important later), but more importantly you'll find the first of three Resident Evil Requiem puzzle boxes. To open it you'll need to find the pencil in the back office (look out for the zombie) and use it on the notepad with a torn page on the table to get the code Moon Sun Star Moon. Enter that into the puzzle box and you'll get the Moon Quartz for the door.

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Getting the Moon quartz for the door is fairly easy because there's a pretty direct route to it, and there's not much else you can do at this point. Getting the second and third quartz gets complicated though, because there's more to do, a larger area to explore, and several puzzles that end up overlapping. So, if you're not careful, you can end up working through several objectives at once up to a point - however, you can't get the third quartz until you complete the second, and you won't know that until you hit a wall.

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So to avoid confusion and stay on track, here's the order of things you need to do to get the second and third quartz for the door:

  1. Use the gem you got from the Unicorn Trinket Box to open the Unicorn Door near the kitchen. That unlocks an upgrade room where you can spend the Resident Evil Requiem antique coins you find. You'll also find the East Wing Key Card by examining a severed arm at the back of the room.
  2. Use the East Wing Key Card to access that side of the care center, and explore until you find the examination room and the Resident Evil Requiem body without organs. Make a note that for later but for now pick up the Hemolytic Injector and learn how that works. This will start a small section that teaches you about the blood analyzer puzzles and unlock some crafting options.
  3. Now find the Waiting Room and use the stairs there to go up a floor to reach the Lead Researcher's Office. Here you'll find a second puzzle box and a note saying the key to the padlock has been lost and you'll need a corrosive in the conference room to melt it off instead.
  4. At this point, if you take a left out of the office you'll find a Level 1 Wristband that will let you access some new areas, but you'll also meet a new large zombie that will now wander the halls causing problems.
  5. Lose the large zombie and double back to where you found the Level 1 Wristband and carry on to find the conference room where the corrosive is stored. There's a fair bit of combat in the conference room so prepare as best you can, and once it's clear pick up the corrosive from the back room.
  6. Head back to the Lead Researchers Office where you'll trigger a cutscene and, once that's done, use the corrosive to remove the padlock on the puzzle box. The clues to solving this one are found on the pictures of the box in the room, but you only want the two that show half the code at a time, as combining those will give you the code Star Sun Moon Sun. That will open the box and get you the Sun Quartz, and a code to open an Organ Transport Box we'll get shortly.

Resident Evil Requiem sun moon star door

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You now have everything you need to get the third and final quartz, which is a more complicated and drawn out process:

  1. Using the Level 1 Wristband you got by the Lead Researchers Office means you can now open a level 1 door near the kitchen, where you'll find the Custodian's Office and an East Wing Map just outside the door.
  2. Inside the Custodian's Office you'll find a wrench that will let you get inside the Resident Evil Requiem cold storage door, which I'll get to later.
  3. For now, carry on past the Custodian's Office to reach the garage where you'll find a truck with the Resident Evil Requiem organ transport box. Using the code for the Organ Box you found earlier with the Sun Quartz you'll be able to open it and get some Artificial Lungs. However, a whole bunch of stuff will happen when you try to leave here, so be ready.
  4. Once out of the garage go and get the Artificial Heart from Cold Storage, at the bottom of the stairs you used to reach the Chairman's office and the first Quartz. If you haven't already tried to get in, you'll discover attempting to open the door will break the crank, hence needing the wrench to get inside, where you'll find an Artificial Heart.
  5. Take both the artificial organs to the organless body and place them inside to bring it to life. Make it dead again and you'll be able to get a Level 2 Wristband.
  6. Using this new wristband you can now open a Level 2 door between the Blood Lab and the Waiting Room. In this new area you'll find the Security Manager's Office, and the third and final puzzle box.
  7. The code for this box is on the desk next to the dead security manager, along with a Level 3 Wristband. However, the box is damaged and unreadable, so you'll need to use the new wristband to free Grace and make use of her Braille reading skills.

At this point you'll need to get Emily out of her cell, but doing so will release a whole load of zombies between you and the puzzle box you want her to read. Leave her on the sofa in the Guard Office save room and clear the way ahead before going back to get her and then taking her to the puzzle box.

Resident Evil Requiem sun moon star door

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At this point Emily will open the box and get the Star Quartz. However, this will trigger an inescapable sequence of events that I won't spoil, but will leave you with no option but to playthrough everything that then happens. That could take a couple of hours but, once it's done, you'll get the final quartz you need to open the moon sun star door in Resident Evil Requiem.

You'll now want to make sure you've done everything you want to in the Care Center as, while opening the door won't lock you out immediately, the point at which that will happen isn't clearly communicated. So, it's best to assume you're not coming back once you walk out and make sure you're happy to move on.

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