All Silent Hill 2 remake elevator quiz answers for the Trick or Treat box
Oct. 7, 2024All the elevator answers to open the the Trick and Treat box in Silent Hill 2
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The Silent Hill 2 elevator quiz gives you questions that will open the Trick and Treat box, a decorative box in the pharmacy, if you get them right. The answers are based on information you can find in the game as you explore and are tied to elements of town lore. But, because you don’t know there will literally be a quiz later, it’s understandable if you weren’t taking notes.
Fortunately I was, so if you want all the Silent Hill 2 elevator quiz answers to open the Trick of Treat box, I can give you them all now.
Silent Hill 2 Remake elevator quiz answers
Solving the Silent Hill 2 hospital box code gets you a lift button to the basement but as soon as you get in you’ll be assailed with questions about the town. While all the info can be found in various locations you could have visited, you might not have, and almost won’t remember the specifics.
The Silent Hill 2 elevator quiz answers are 2, 3, 1 from these questions:
These are the answers on normal difficulty in theSilent Hill 2 Remakeand at this point you won’t know what to do with them. It’s actually quite easy to completely miss the Trick or Treat box that you use them in so, next is where to go to use the code you now have.
After the elevator quiz you’ll find Maria and another of the Silent Hill 2 Remake rings that will direct you back to the sculpture near the chained lock box. However, before you head back there make sure you visit the pharmacy on 1f.
Inside the pharmacy is the Silent Hill 2 Remake Trick of Treat box which uses the code 2, 3, 1, generated from the elevator quiz answers:
Inside you’ll get the following:
Not the hugest reward but certainly useful. You can now take the rings back to the sculpture/painting and leave the Hospital, safe in the knowledge that you’ve not missed anything.
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