Resident Evil 2 is available now, and we’ve a series of handy guides to help you survive in Raccoon City. This guide is all about the plug puzzle about halfway through.
Spoilers lie ahead.
The plug puzzle is located, and is required to get to either Sherry or Ada (depending on who you’re playing as). The solution to the puzzle is the same for Leon and Claire, though changes between 1st and 2nd Game scenarios.
The plug puzzle is found at and requires six plugs: Pawn Plug (provided), Knight Plug (provided), Bishop Plug (provided), Queen Plug (Supplies Storage Room), King Plug (Supplies Storage Room) and the Rook Plug (Hallway near Workroom).
1st Game solution | 2nd Game solution
Resident Evil 2 plugs puzzle solution (1st Game)
Here’s the hint for the plug puzzle:
And here’s the solution:
If you’re a bit turned around, start at the Pawn piece; it’s labelled in-game where it should be (closest to the item box and directly opposite the door, furthest away from the puzzle hint).
Resident Evil 2 plugs puzzle solution (2nd Game)
Here’s the hint for the puzzle:
And here’s the solution:
If you’re a bit turned around, start at the Pawn piece; it’s labelled in-game where it should be (closest to the item box and directly opposite the door, furthest away from the puzzle hint).
Resident Evil 2 is available now on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.
Resident Evil 2 guides
- All Unlocks and Records
- Rankings guide
- All Mr. Raccoon locations
- All Weapons and Upgrades
- All Files (Lore Explorer Record)
- Medallions guide
- Safes guide
- Padlocks guide
- Portable Safe guide
- Circuit Breaker & Hardly Any Resistance Records guide
- Voltage Virtuouso & A Jewel Amongst Joules Records guide
- Young Escapee guide
- Hidden items (Treasure Hunter Record) guide
- Plugs puzzle solutions
- Greenhouse codes
- Chemist & Genius Chemist Records guide
Resident Evil 2 Ghost Survivors DLC guides
This article may contain affiliate links, meaning we could earn a small commission if you click-through and make a purchase. Stevivor is an independent outlet and our journalism is in no way influenced by any advertiser or commercial initiative.