How to complete Black Ops 6 campaign Safe House secrets puzzles - Dexerto

Your Safe House is vital to your campaign run-through in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, a base of sorts in an abandoned mansion – but it’s also a former KGB site, meaning it hosts some impressive secrets to discover. Here are the puzzles and how to complete them.

The Safe House has been a consistent feature in past Black Ops titles campaigns, dating back to 2015’s Black Ops 3.

There’s a lot to discover in your Safe House, but it’s not been made easy by BO6 developers Treyarch, who at least want to lock some of those campaign rewards behind difficult challenges outside of the typical gameplay.

So, here are the puzzles that need to be completed and how you can do them.

You can use that code to open the safe in one of the bedrooms on the second floor. As a reward, you get 1000 cash and a knife blueprint. Sometimes generalized instructions aren’t enough. Here is a detailed step-by-step on how to solve all the Safe House puzzles and open the safe to claim your reward.

Here’s how to find and complete the piano puzzle:

To unlock the door to the bunker, you have to activate the generator in the basement.

If you’ve never been to the basement, follow these steps to reach it:

To activate the generator in the basement, do the following:

At this point, the Pilot should flicker green. This means the door to access the bunker has been powered and opened.

When you open the Bunker, you’ll follow a hallway that leads to a door that’s protected by a keypad.

First, scan the keypad with your blacklight to see which numbers have been pressed before. The correct numbers will have a cyan fingerprint on them. If a number has two visible fingerprints, it means that the number is used twice in the code.

Then, the Bunker keypad plays somewhat similar to Wordle, if anybody remembers that game: you put in a string of five numbers and the keypad will tell you if any are correct, either in the right position or somewhere in the code.

If a number is green, this means it is correct. Keep it where it is and try different number combinations around it, until all your numbers are green.

If a number is yellow, that means it is in the code but not in the position you put it: try it in another spot instead.

The code is also completely random so it will be different for everyone else – don’t try using one that your friend used as it might not work!

In the Keypad room you’ll also find a note and a computer to hack. Follow the instructions on the PC and it will provide you with a secret phrase.

Behind the keypad lies a playback room. Read the papers on the green desk to the right, then hug the wall on the left to find an old computer.

Interact with the computer and check the Code Word in the top left. Use the reference at the bottom to match numbers to letters. The words you need to form are “bunker,” “room,” “open,” and “holding.”

The order may change in each playthrough, as you can see in the pictures above.

Exit the playback room and follow the hallway to the right to find a slightly opened door to the interrogation room. Here, you’ll have to lockpick the door next to the window to get access to a key. Inside, the red-lit room, you can find the key on top of the table.

The next step is to use the key to open the radio room. Head outside of the interrogation room, follow the hallway to the right, and then take a right to find another hallway with a barred door at the end. To the hallway’s left, near the end, you’ll find the radio room.

If you haven’t found the safe yet, follow these steps:

For completing the Safe House puzzles you’ll earn the ‘Case Cracker’ blueprint for the Case Cracker Knife melee weapon.

You’ll also get $1000 which can be used at the upgrade station to unlock gear and various helpful tools to assist throughout the campaign.

The campaign has a good slate of rewards in Black Ops 6 so it’s well worth playing through to make sure you’re all geared up for multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone.

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