Where to get your items back in Silent Hill 2 Remake after the Hotel Basement
Oct. 11, 2024After the hotel basement, you need to get your weapons back from the cabinet
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To get your items back in Silent Hill 2 Remake after the hotel basement and employee section downstairs isn’t easy - the cabinet you left your items in isn’t hidden by any means, but considering you left your map in there too… yeah, it’s not easy to find your way back. It’s doesn’t even seem mandatory that you go back there - you could always press on without any of the equipment orSilent Hill 2 Remake weaponsyou’ve spent all that time collecting, and admittedly there isn’t much game left at this point. Still, what’s ahead is pretty ruthless and you’ll definitely want to be armed for the best chance at survival, so here’s how to find the weapon cabinet by the elevator and get your items and equipment back in Silent Hill 2 Remake.
How to get equipment back after the hotel basement in Silent Hill 2 Remake
After leaving the hotel basement in Silent Hill 2 Remake, to get your items, weapons, maps and equipment back, you need to find thecabinet in the employee elevator section,where you left that gear before you went down and encountered challenges like the ceiling-walking monsters andSilent Hill 2 Remake gem box puzzle. If you want a straightforward sense of where to go, take the following route:
With this done, you should now be fully equipped with all theSilent Hill 2 Remake mapsand guns as you were before going down into the basement, along with any items you found while down there. At this point we suggest heading back down to the music box to install the new figurine, or working on solving theSilent Hill 2 Remake Suitcase puzzleif you haven’t already.
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