The code for the freezer in the level of Escape the Room 2 on Alexa is 9547 .
"Press one, two, four, five."
To solve the Freezer Code, the player must first gather two distinct sets of information:
The key to the code lies in the dietary or environmental needs of the zoo animals. Look for a whiteboard or a chart on the wall. Say: Alexa Escape The Room 2 Zoo Freezer Code
: Once you have the code, you can skip the "use keypad" command and simply say, "Alexa, enter 3004" to speed up the process. Inventory Check : If you're still stuck after opening the freezer, say "inventory"
: Say, "Look forward" or "Look right" to assess the immediate animal enclosures and security structures.
If you prompt Alexa for a hint while inspecting the freezer lock, she will subtly direct your attention to a prominent sign in the area and mention looking at the . The code for the freezer in the level
: Listen for descriptions related to the shapes of specific letters or words. The game hints that the code is derived from the number of straight lines or curves forming specific characters on that sign.
By applying this specific geometric rule to the word provided on your specific zoo sign clue, you will instantly generate the 4-digit code required to pop open the electronic keypad on the freezer lock. Step-by-Step Zoo Escape Path
The puzzle requires you to interpret the "shape of the letters". This usually involves counting the loops or "holes" in the characters (for example, A has 1, B has 2, C has 0) or identifying numerical patterns hidden in the font style. Say: : Once you have the code, you
Immediately say "Alexa, look left" and "Alexa, look right" to map out your interactive surroundings.
This pamphlet is crucial. Once you have it, open it up to reveal a diagram with nine points, each connected to an animal. The puzzle here likely uses a clue you've found elsewhere, possibly a note with the word "CIRCLE" on it. The trick is to trace a path that spells out the word "C-I-R-C-L-E" using the first letters of the animals' names on the diagram, starting from the center point marked "ZOO".
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If counting the line segments or circles on the sign doesn't work, try inspecting the Feeding Schedule