Where to find the missing object part in Silent Hill f
You're never told where the Silent Hill f missing object part is and everything is set up to trick you
The search for the missing object part in Silent Hill f happens while exploring the otherworld. It's not hard to get, as there's nothing else you can really do at this point, but the maze like walkways and a decoy key can confuse you as you look.
There's nothing to really work out here, which is a relief given the previous Silent Hill f Scarecrow puzzle. It's just a case of finding the object which is obscured by not having any information on what it is or where to look, and by a key that doesn't seem to be any help initially but will lead you the right way eventually.
How to find the Silent Hill f missing object part location
Here's how to get the Silent Hill f missing object part:
1. Find the object
2. Get the nearby Storage Room key
3. Use the key to access the Storage Room
4. Leave the Storage Room and find a new door now open
The missing object part can be found following the numbers on the map above. There's a few steps to getting it and the location is essentially hidden until you find it as you have no information about the object and only the Storage Room key to try. However, while that lets you into the Storage Room you won't find what you want there and it's not until you leave the Storage Room that Hinako will comment on a previously locked door being open. That's where you'll eventually find the missing object on a table:
So while all you can actually do at this point is find the missing part, you don't entirely know the Storage Room key is doing that until you reach the end of the process. Once you have the missing part in Silent Hill f, an Inari sculpture, head back to the object and insert it to proceed. This will opening up a secret door for you to proceed through. Make sure you grab the mirror item you can find nearby, a special Silent Hill f Omamori that will protect you from death if you equip it.
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