There are 3 safe’s in the room with the security chief.Ĭlue: Dr Galvani’s safe is his birthday. After you reach the Atrium and disable the electrified fences, take the elevator down to the Lockbox level.

Luigi Galvani Safe: 287 (The day Dr Galvani met Anton Sokolov on the 28th Day of the Month of High Cold) Morgan Yu Safe: 315 (Gem is for a Contract) Location: This is at the very end of the bank mission, inside the vault with 6 different safe’s. Mission 3 Vault Safe Combinations: From left to right as you enter – 011, 235, 813, 455, 891 Head to the top floor and use it on the Audiograph to open the safe. Once the traps are disabled loot the Release Thy Golden Locks, Gloriana item from one of the glass cases, it’s a musical note that you place in the music devices. Disable the traps by using a Whale Oil container that can be found in a nearby room with a breakable door. You can learn the secret knock in the florists shop.Ĭlue: There is a room inside his house with an electrified floor.

Location: This can be found inside Shan Yun’s house, you have to enter for the story. You count the books above the guys desk in his house. Back out of the sewer like area and climb up the pipes to enter through a window.Ĭlue: You find the clue in the bathhouse later. The 'even further dumbing down' of 4 has me worried a bit, but the gunplay seems so much smoother and more intuitive than the earlier entries.Location: When you get the hint about the nearby Bone Charm, it’s in a room above you.

Staying on the topic of Fallout, I really liked 3 and I loved New Vegas (still wishing Obsidian would get on NV2). People like shitting on Bethesda, but I've never spent countless hours in their games regretting it. While technically not an 'immersive sim', it can be played in a first-person perspective and it's the kind of game I could lose myself in for hundreds of hours. Since Prey is considered to be a spiritual successor to SS2, it's only natural to wonder if Prey can deliver something similar. Big fan of Looking Glass Studios, I especially like Thief II The Metal Age and System Shock 2, and Irrational of course hit another home run with BioShock. That's another one I've been meaning to indulge myself in but still haven't found the time for. And I loved the second one as well, which coincidentally is in my top 5 of this current generation as well. As a result, I absolutely loved the first one, among my top 10 games of last generation, probably even top 5. Back in 2012, it didn't click with me, but my second run, seeing how many pathways and gameplay opportunities there were, its brilliance dawned on me. After some quick thinking, I ended up with the following three games: I'm in the mood to play an immersive sim but I don't know which one to get now.

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