Resident Evil 3 train puzzle solution for the escape route

resident evil 3 subway trains railway puzzle
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The Resident Evil 3 train puzzle is based around working out a safe route through the subway, moving around blockages and finding a path through the tunnels in advance. What might make it tricky is that there aren't many puzzles like this, and it's change of gear after blasting zombies in the head. If it's not clicking for you then I have the train puzzle solution for you just below. 

Resident Evil 3 train puzzle solution

Resident Evil 3 train puzzle solution

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The Resident Evil 3 train puzzle solution involves inputting the codes for various stations to plot a route from the Redstone Street station subway to Fox Park, creating an escape route for Jill, Carlos and other Resident Evil 3 Raccoon City survivors. 

To do that you'll need to input the station codes for platforms that aren't blocked by red tracks. The easiest way to do that is to read the main board on the wall as it features both the blockages and the station codes, while the console only shows the blocked lines. 

However you approach it, this is the Resident Evil 3 train puzzle answer: 

Resident Evil 3 train puzzle answer

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Input this code into the console and you'll solve the Resident Evil 3 train puzzle and move on to the next challenge: 

  • RE-01
  • FA-02
  • RA-03
  • SA-02
  • FO-01

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