All Resident Evil Requiem puzzle box solutions
How to solve all three puzzle boxes in Requiem and get the quartz needed to escape Rhodes Hill Chronic Care,
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There are three Resident Evil Requiem puzzle box solutions you'll need, to get each of the quartz ornaments they protect. Each box contains either a Sun, Moon, or Star quartz to place in the Resident Evil Requiem moon sun and star door, and each means spinning four rotating symbols to a code to unlock.
You'll need both Resident Evil Requiem keycards to access the two East and west hospital wings first and, while the first quartz is easy to get, the other two require a few more steps. Here's the solution to all the puzzle boxes in Requiem if you're having trouble!
All Resident Evil Requiem puzzle box codes
Here are all the Resident Evil Requiem: puzzle box solutions if you just want the codes:
- Chairman puzzle box code: Moon, Sun, Star, Moon
- Lead Researcher puzzle box code: Star, Sun, Moon, Sun
- Security Manager puzzle box code: Star, Star, Moon, Sun
With the exception of the first box you find, you won't be able to just put each code in straight away. So let's take a look in more detail at each in turn.
Resident Evil Requiem Chairman's Office puzzle box solution
Opening puzzle box in the Chairman's Office in the West Wing will get you the Moon quartz.
To find the solution you need to take the pencil from the desk at the back of the office and rub it on the notepad near the door to reveal the code Moon, Sun, Star, Moon. Or you can just put that code straight in to save some time. Just watch out for the zombies!
Resident Evil Requiem Lead Researcher's Office puzzle box solution
The Sun quartz is in the Lead Researcher's Office puzzle box in the East Wing. But you'll need to melt the padlock sealing it to access the symbols. Here's how to do that:
- Head around the corner from the Researcher's Office to where you'll get a Level 1 Wristband for later. This will also cause a Chunk enemy to immediately barrel down the hallway.
- Lose the big guy and double back to where you found the wristband so you can now get to the Conference Room. Check out the bloody locker room on the way past for one of the Resident Evil Requiem safe codes.
- The Conference Room is crawling with zombies, and led by a screaming Singer-type infected, so be ready for a fight. Once everything is dead you'll find the bottle of corrosive liquid at the back and a Resident Evil Requiem antique coin if you kill the singer.
Once you have the liquid, take it to the Lead Researcher's puzzle box. This will trigger a cutscene and, once that's done, you can melt the lock to enter the code Star, Sun, Moon, Sun. That can be deduced by finding two pictures in the office that show half of the code each, and combining those halves.
Opening the box will get you the Sun quartz and, importantly, a notebook that contains the solution to open the organ transport box for the body without organs puzzle in Resident Evil Requiem.
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Resident Evil Requiem Security Manager's Office puzzle box solution
The final Star quartz you need can be found in the Security Manager's Office behind a Level 2 security door in the East Wing. Interact with the notebook on the Security Manager's desk and unfold the upper-right corner to reveal the puzzle box solution: Star Star Moon Sun.
There's a catch to this RE9 puzzle box solution: you can't use the code because the symbols are worn, leaving only the Braille visible. Grace can't read that but, fortunately, there's a Level 3 wristband on the desk that will let you free Emily from her Level 3 cell, who can read braille. However, it'll be spoilers to explain anymore.
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Jasmine is a Senior Staff Writer at GamesRadar+. Raised in Hong Kong and having graduated with an English Literature degree from Queen Mary, University of London, she began her journalism career as a freelancer with TheGamer and TechRadar Gaming before joining GR+ full-time in 2023. She now focuses predominantly on features content for GamesRadar+, attending game previews, and key international conferences such as Gamescom and Digital Dragons in between regular interviews, opinion pieces, and the occasional stint with the news or guides teams. In her spare time, you'll likely find Jasmine challenging her friends to a Resident Evil 2 speedrun, purchasing another book she's unlikely to read, or complaining about the weather.
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