Looking for help in figuring out codes in Hell is Us? We have a handy guide for you.
After warmly received demo of Hell is Us, many people were waiting for the full release. The time has finally come. With the ready product, we can say that developers delivered an interesting game with some flaws. The main selling point of this production is atmosphere and lore. To discover it, you need to visit many places. However, not all of them are accessible from the beginning. HiU is full of various codes that will open doors, saves or computers. Let’s crack them all.
The hint to solve this puzzle: You need to get 2 Keystones first. You will receive a mysterious call once you do that.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Collect paintings and search for numbers in them.
The hint to solve this puzzle: read info on the computers.
The hint to solve this puzzle: look at the note at one of the corridors and read books: The Lobina Alliance and Historical Lethe: City of Wonder.
The hint to solve this puzzle: you will get this code from dr. Marga.
The hint to solve this puzzle: You can’t solve it until Act 2. The password is hidden in the Mine area that is inaccessible at the beginning.
The hint to solve this puzzle: look for the diary at Talju train station. Later, pay attention to the clock.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Marton’s wallet and coronation painting.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Deployment orders.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Dr. Ballam Lamech will give it to you.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Agatha’s ID.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Lukhan Fran’s ID.
The hint to solve this puzzle: historical paintings.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Note – Favors owed.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Computer logs.
If you have bought Deluxe Edition, you will find half of the code in your inventory. The code will unlock the cache in the APC.
The hint to solve this puzzle: Body of the OMSIF soldier in Senedra.
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