Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow - How To Find The Piano Room
The Piano Room is an optional location in . As the name suggests, the room is filled with large piano keys on the floor. The Piano Room seems mysterious, intriguing many players since its release on Nintendo DS. However, after nearly two decades of examination, it is simply a fun area to play music. Still, with most of its keys functioning as accurate tones, you can use the room to recreate your favorite songs or compose original tracks.
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The Piano Room is found once entering the Demon Guest House section of the Cult’s Castle in. This place is similar to dungeons explored by the full Belmont family line. Soon after entering, you can discover a 4x4 Sliding Room Puzzle to the west. By default, this already grants access to the Piano Room in the upper left corner. Essentially, do not touch the puzzle; simply ascend through the northwestern room marked “”
If you have already accessed the puzzle out of curiosity or to explore other parts of the Demon Guest House, you can reset it quickly. Simply click on the “Reset” button on the right to place the tiles back to where they were when you started.
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If you don’t want to use the reset option, you can also manually rearrange the numbers. Remember, only two possible numbers can be slid into the one current blank space of the 4x4 grid. Some alternate combinations are also possible, though the following is the most commonly shared among online communities.
Row
Numbers
First
2, Blank, 12, 8
Second
11, 3, 10, 5
Third
15, 13, 4, 7
Fourth
1, 9, 14, 6
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