How to find all blood bags in Silent Hill Townfall and solve the transfusion puzzle
You'll need to find five blood bags to solve the blood types puzzle in Townfall.
To open the Blood Transfusion Door Silent Hill Townfall you'll need to find some blood bags to clear the barrier blocking your path in the 'different' Medical Center. That involves checking various blood types to rotate a large dial and channel certain bags to the middle to open the door and finally escape.
It is a long, stealth-heavy section where you need to explore and collect some blood bags to open various doors, then collect more blood bags for the main puzzle, all while avoiding numerous monsters. It's tough to do for the first time, so use my guide to work out where you need to go without any of the pain of working it out yourself.
Where to find all blood bags in Silent Hill Townfall
There are five blood bags to find in all, but two of these are just to open other doors to reach more areas, leaving three you need for the final puzzle. Getting all of them is a long, tough stealth section that I won't even attempt to walkthrough step by step as it involves so, so much running away and hiding, it will be impossible for you to keep track of easily.
Instead, here's the short version in a bullet point list, with a completed map showing you all the things you need to do and find, in the order to do them:
- You'll find the Alan Duncan blood bag here which opens the SW door.
- Here you'll get the Sarah Watson blood bag.
- This is the location of the Ward W Master key, which you then use next in 4.
- Use the Ward W Master key to open the door here and use the ladder to reach 5.
- Now you can reach this room to get the Lesley Greer blood bag, which opens the DP door.
- The drop down here will let you get the George McEwan blood bag and the Ward P Master Key.
- Here you can interact with the Matthew Clark blood bag in a lift which will cause it to drop down a level.
- This is where the Matthew Clark blood bag ends up. However, collecting it will cause some gates to close, meaning you'll need to turn two manual releases at 9 and 10 to escape.
- There's one of two release wheels here you need to turn.
- There's another release wheel here. When both are turned you can leave the way you came in.
Once you've completed this, and have all the blood bags, it's time to head back to the Blood Transfusion Door you found when you first entered this area.
How to open the blood transfusion door in Silent Hill Townfall
When you have escaped back to the transfusion room you'll have George McEwen, Mathew Clark and Sarah Watson's bags left in your inventory. Each one has a short note about their condition, which will match one of the patient notes on the wall. To open the door you need to first join up these clues and names to place each blood bag in the right gap:
- 2nd/3rd - George McEwen
- Verbal - confused and motor / reaction - obeys commands - Mathew Clark
- Regular pulse and head wound - Sarah Watson
Once they're all in place you can trigger the switch by the transfusion door to open it and proceed to the final puzzle.
How to solve the blood type puzzle in Silent Hill Townfall
Once the blood bag door is open you'll find a small chamber with a large dial full of sections you can rotate, and various plaques explaining what blood types can be combined.
If you check Simon's bracelet in your inventory you'll see he's A+, which can use blood types O-, O+, A- and A+. That means you need to rotate the dial so that only those blood types reach the center. Thomas Fergusson, Hannah McGregor, and Sarah Watson have either O or A types, so rotate the rings so that only the TF, HM and SW lines reach the center, like this:
Once the lines are arranged as in the picture above, select and use the central 'Ordell' section to pump the blood in and open the door. You're now free to move on to the next part of the story.
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