Silent Hill 2 Remake: All Elevator Quiz Answers & How To Get Your Reward
The elevator quiz is just one returning feature in , posing a series of questions based on Silent Hill lore. You'll have a chance to claim valuable rewards by entering the correct answer key in a Decorative Box as your investigation of Brookhaven Hospital moves forward. While die-hard fans of the original title might think they have all the answers, the game has changed slightly, requiring some revision beforehand.
There's no shortage of puzzles in, from the poetic coin puzzle at Wood Side Apartments to the jukebox puzzle in Neely's Bar. Often, items you find as you explore tie in with their solutions, progressing the story and opening new doors — sometimes literally. The radio show segment that plays during your elevator ride at the hospital works similarly. In-game details can give you the answers you need. Still, it's tough to test well in such dire circumstances, and there are consequences to face with each wrong answer.
On the second floor of Brookhaven Hospital in, you'll enter the elevator after opening a puzzle box, and your ride will be interrupted by a radio talk show called The segment features several challenging Silent Hill trivia questions, but you can't give the answers right away. Instead, you'll need to return to the hospital's first floor later on with Maria to enter your answers into the Decorative Box.
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Answer correctly, and you'll be rewarded. However, partially incorrect or incorrect answers will result in James taking some or significant damage, and the box will remain permanently locked. To be clear, you can bypass this puzzle entirely by simply not answering if you'd rather not risk the consequences. But if you're confident in your answers, then it's worth it to get your hands on the rewards.
This guide is for the Standard difficulty settings. Other settings may result in different answers.
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