Resident Evil 2 is full of safe codes, locks and puzzles. Finding every combination and code, though, takes a lot of work and more than a little backtracking.

This safe features a classic dial combination lock that comes pre-set from the factory, giving it a lasting edge over digital lock designs that require routine battery changing.

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This has a durable case and a cover to keep it safe from water and dirt and there is a window in the cover that allows you to see the large, easy-to-read dial combination easily.

Become the master of unlocking with our list of all safe, dial lock, and portable safe combinations and codes in Resident Evil 2.

For a safe with an unknown combination, this slow pace would be impractical. While the robot isn’t quite ready yet, the Part 1 video below is a great introduction to this particular caper.

It’s cracking the combination on a Sargent and Greenleaf 8500 lock. There’s an interesting set of motions necessary to open the safe.

Keep the safe door OPEN and redial the combination this time using the 11:00 CHANGING INDEX on the dial. Now insert the proper change key and change the combination.

Four-five-four is your safe combination. Start by turning the dial left - or anticlockwise - to four, clockwise to five, then anticlockwise to four again.

To solve that particular puzzle, he took advantage of a few quirks in the way that many combination dial safes are manufactured. By exploiting those design flaws, he was able to narrow down the list ...