The Pistol Key and the 3-shaped key

[The Grumpy Weasel]

After figuring out the backyard horse statue and the music box puzzles, a man interacted with me and gave me these keys respectively. However, I have tried all reachable doors with a lock but cannot identify which doors the keys are to. Any ideas about the use of the two keys? Plus, what is the code for the 3-digit lock on the east wing? The lock has some figures hinting at the dead woman but what I found was "1847" and ΓΩΣ at the center of the maze lock.

[Nixmachine]

The keys are for the doors that directly have the symbol on the doors. They are both on floor 3. Maybe you have to use the elevator to get there?

[The Grumpy Weasel]

Originally posted by Nixmachine:

The keys are for the doors that directly have the symbol on the doors. They are both on floor 3. Maybe you have to use the elevator to get there?

To the left of the elevator on floor 3 was the painting about the third eye. On the map it is a locked gate but I have no idea how to open it. Plus, where can I find the red rose? I suppose the magician can transform the ace cards into keys that open the card doors.

[Royal Fool]

For the painting of bells next to the elevator, think about where else you've seen that...

As for the balcony lock with a red marker on it in the east wing, you won't be able to make sense of it until later on.

[Nixmachine]

Originally posted by The Grumpy Weasel:

Originally posted by Nixmachine:

The keys are for the doors that directly have the symbol on the doors. They are both on floor 3. Maybe you have to use the elevator to get there?

To the left of the elevator on floor 3 was the painting about the third eye. On the map it is a locked gate but I have no idea how to open it. Plus, where can I find the red rose? I suppose the magician can transform the ace cards into keys that open the card doors.

1. Actually, you can do something with the painting via the elevator. How about looking at the buttons?

2. The red rose can be found if you solve the piano puzzle.

[The Grumpy Weasel]

I have progressed the freeing the artist from the jail, but I got stuck with a 6-letter password. I suppose that I should guess a random 6-letter name from any document I read (by which I successfully unchained the magician and got the magician video cassette), and obtain the woman cassette which is the key to the dummy puzzle. Any ideas on who shall I guess?

[Nixmachine]

Originally posted by The Grumpy Weasel:

I have progressed the freeing the artist from the jail, but I got stuck with a 6-letter password. I suppose that I should guess a random 6-letter name from any document I read (by which I successfully unchained the magician and got the magician video cassette), and obtain the woman cassette which is the key to the dummy puzzle. Any ideas on who shall I guess?

How about reading the scripts you find? One of the rooms had a ton of scripts scattered over the ground ....

[The Grumpy Weasel]

Originally posted by Nixmachine:

Originally posted by The Grumpy Weasel:

I have progressed the freeing the artist from the jail, but I got stuck with a 6-letter password. I suppose that I should guess a random 6-letter name from any document I read (by which I successfully unchained the magician and got the magician video cassette), and obtain the woman cassette which is the key to the dummy puzzle. Any ideas on who shall I guess?

How about reading the scripts you find? One of the rooms had a ton of scripts scattered over the ground ....

Kind of helpful. I am going through the tons of names on the loads of scripts found in the room of Hearts. May take a long while to guess the correct 6-letter name.

[The Grumpy Weasel]

Now I got stuck with the sequence of the supercomputer. I sort of got the letter ciphers from the magician posters, the three characters and the old woman's memory. I kind of got stuck about the second part (password) of the supercomputer. Where can I get the particular sequence of "1,2,3" or just type the three corresponding characters onto it? Moreover, what is the old woman's 1953 memory? It is impossible to read those line grids.

[Nixmachine]

Originally posted by The Grumpy Weasel:

Now I got stuck with the sequence of the supercomputer. I sort of got the letter ciphers from the magician posters, the three characters and the old woman's memory. I kind of got stuck about the second part (password) of the supercomputer. Where can I get the particular sequence of "1,2,3" or just type the three corresponding characters onto it? Moreover, what is the old woman's 1953 memory? It is impossible to read those line grids.

1. Did you read the descriptions in the red gallery?

2. Sorry to tell you this, but the order of the memory (to be precise, the puzzle assigned to the date) is not the same for everyone. You'll need to post a picture

[The Grumpy Weasel]

Originally posted by Nixmachine:

Originally posted by The Grumpy Weasel:

Now I got stuck with the sequence of the supercomputer. I sort of got the letter ciphers from the magician posters, the three characters and the old woman's memory. I kind of got stuck about the second part (password) of the supercomputer. Where can I get the particular sequence of "1,2,3" or just type the three corresponding characters onto it? Moreover, what is the old woman's 1953 memory? It is impossible to read those line grids.

1. Did you read the descriptions in the red gallery?

2. Sorry to tell you this, but the order of the memory (to be precise, the puzzle assigned to the date) is not the same for everyone. You'll need to post a picture

I am trying to figure out the "original sequence" of the three symbols the girl in the owl mask hints. It seems I should make the sequence so that the descriptions make a coherent paragraph. But I experienced great difficulty trying to unscramble the sentences, given that each possible 3-digit sequence read perfectly coherent in both English, Chinese and possibly French. (I do not know how they read in Korean but I guess there will be a similar interpretation). Do I just need to figure out that sequence based on the length of description, or something else?

[The Grumpy Weasel]

Originally posted by Nixmachine:

Originally posted by The Grumpy Weasel:

Now I got stuck with the sequence of the supercomputer. I sort of got the letter ciphers from the magician posters, the three characters and the old woman's memory. I kind of got stuck about the second part (password) of the supercomputer. Where can I get the particular sequence of "1,2,3" or just type the three corresponding characters onto it? Moreover, what is the old woman's 1953 memory? It is impossible to read those line grids.

1. Did you read the descriptions in the red gallery?

2. Sorry to tell you this, but the order of the memory (to be precise, the puzzle assigned to the date) is not the same for everyone. You'll need to post a picture

Moreover, I figured out the memory code by myself. I may include some thoughts on those puzzles in my review.

[Nixmachine]

It should be 1 - 2 - 3

[The Grumpy Weasel]

Originally posted by Nixmachine:

It should be 1 - 2 - 3

Alright, let me retry, the sequence to the supercomputer is
spell out "LORELEI" by the cipher from the magician posters; then "first-second-third" symbol, based on the colouring of the ground; then the sequence of the old woman's memory assigned to each random player?
Just to be sure the ending is recorded in my walkthrough as I post it on Bilibili.

[Nixmachine]

Yup, for the third one the panel has a lever you can pull to 1847, 1963 or 2014, so you'll have to figure out what the old woman's memory each year translates into