Resident Evil Requiem Has A Big Game-Length Puzzle No Can Solve

"As Grace, you'll escape the horrifying monster called The Girl while you're exploring Rhodes Hill Chronic Care Center, and in the chase, the creature will lose one of its hands. While it's not required, you can pick up the severed hand and take it with you, but it doesn't have any apparent use from the get go."

"However, if you take it to one of the microscopes you can find in either the Blood Lab or the West Wing's Office, you can scan it similarly to any of the blood samples you've received up to this point, but instead of new recipes for you to craft, you'll be greeted with a screen with the following text: "Let's play. GGC AAG AUA ACG UGU CAU""

"It seems to be something resembling an RNA sequence, which holds a clue to one of the code-locked safes you've already opened elsewhere in the facility. But the puzzle doesn't stop there, with more clues unfolding as the game goes on. The next steps become far more ridiculous and require knowledge outside the scope of the game."

Resident Evil Requiem features a complex hidden puzzle that begins when players encounter The Girl creature at Rhodes Hill Chronic Care Center. During the chase, The Girl loses a hand that players can collect. When scanned at microscopes in the Blood Lab or West Wing Office, the hand reveals an RNA sequence with cryptic text: "Let's play. GGC AAG AUA ACG UGU CAU." This sequence appears connected to code-locked safes within the facility. The puzzle continues with additional clues that unfold throughout the game and require knowledge beyond the game's scope. The challenge list indicates completion occurs when "the sweet pair hear the voice," though the full solution remains undiscovered despite weeks of player investigation.

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