As we mentioned in the analysis, Resident Evil 3 offers a twist compared to Resident Evil 2, preferring a combination of action and survival horror rather than just a second choice.
Today the Capcom theme has been launched, with another monthly release and we want to make your adventure a lot easier with some tracks. Keep an eye on our Resident Evil Village hub for more guides and tips, as well as our eventual review.It Bad Cause 3 Clock Puzzle Solution. You aren't out of the woods yet, but at least this is one puzzle over and done with. This castle might have more secret passages than normal hallways.īy the time you've reached the Atelier, and solve the Resident Evil Village bell puzzle, you're most of the way through the first major area. Shoot one round to break the glass, and another to ring the bell in the distant clock tower.įrom where you found Bell #4, fire another round at the chandelier to get it swinging, then peg the well-hidden bell on top of it with a second bullet. Go up the short staircase and look out the skylight. It's easiest to shoot when it's at the leftmost point in its arc. On a pendulum in the clockwork machinery that's visible through a hole in the nearby wall. On top of the glass display case, where it's barely visible from the floor. It's in plain sight near the short staircase. Resident Evil Village 5 Bells Puzzle Guide Bell #1 If you just can't find the last one, though, here's a list. This may take you a bit of time to figure out. If you need ammunition, there are handgun rounds inside the display case. Thankfully, it doesn't require you to keep them all ringing simultaneously any bell you stab or shoot comes with a handy torch on top of it, which will light once you've landed the hit. The note advises you to let all five bells ring at once. When you reach this room in the castle, you'll find a note on the half-finished painting on the easel.
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