Alone in the Dark Talisman puzzles: All solutions explained

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If you're playing Alone in the Dark, by now you've probably encountered the Talisman puzzles in the game.

Using a mysterious device left behind by Jeremy, our heroes played by Jodie Comer and David Harbour can input numerical solutions to travel away from the creepy Derceto into numerous other creepy places.

Finding the Talisman codes can be a bit of a pain, though. If you just want to crack on with the story and get to the next new location, looking around for clues might be a tad frustrating.

If you'd rather just have the Talisman puzzle solutions given to you, read on!

To use the Talisman in Alone in the Dark, you generally need to find a three-digit code nearby that will force the magical trinket to click into place and trigger the transition between locations.

This string of three numbers relates to the three moving parts in the Talisman.

However, rather than worrying too much about the Talisman itself, we'd recommend that you simply look at the numbers on the right-hand side of the screen when you're trying to input the code in the Talisman.

Find the code, look at the numbers on the screen, and move those numbers around until they match the code you found. It really is as simple as that!

And if you don't want to find the numbers yourself, see below.

For such an intricately designed device, the Talisman doesn't get used as much as you might think. We count seven uses in the game's whole story, and one of those will actually solve itself without you needing to do anything.

Here's the full list of Talisman puzzle solutions in Alone in the Dark:

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Knowing the Talisman codes should help you out in Alone in the Dark, but you'll begin to notice as you progress that you can't get out of doing puzzles altogether.

You'll often need to piece together a