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Alicia St. Angelo came close to a $105,173 payout on Wheel of Fortune after solving most puzzles and advancing to the Bonus Round, but she couldn’t crack the final puzzle “I’m Pivoting,” leaving with $30,173. She moved on to the Bonus Round, while host Ryan Seacrest joked about a moment when she introduced her husband as “Boo’s Daddy,” and the episode highlighted the near-miss alongside her two competitors.
After completing Resident Evil Requiem, players have solved the game‑long “Final Puzzle” with a community-driven breakdown of in‑game clues, documents, and environmental hints. An IGN walkthrough corroborates every step, showing how the solution—once available via data-mining—is actually revealed through subtle game cues rather than pure speculation.
This guide lays out how to access Resident Evil Requiem’s secret Final Puzzle: in an earlier run, obtain Marie’s Doll from the Research Facility basement; in a later run, complete the Care Center basement sequence (blood pool, meat grinder, toilets) to place the doll in your inventory, then carry Emily with Marie’s Doll to the Lead Researcher’s Office, scan the Severed Hand for the “Let’s Play” clue, and input the Sun‑Moon‑Star code to hear the voice and earn 20,000 CP. The solution was traced by IGN and creators like Gengar Collects, Kyro, and Rantsycancy, with the “sweet pair” referring to Emily and Marie.
Kotaku reports that Resident Evil Requiem’s long-running “Final Puzzle” has not been fully solved as Capcom intended, but players using datamining and brute force have completed it anyway. A YouTuber demonstrated a route involving obtaining Marie’s Doll by filling the meat-packing area with zombie bodies for 15 minutes and flushing a toilet eight times; the doll then appears and, in a New Game+, must be brought with Emily to a locked safe to enter a code found by solving the puzzle, triggering a child’s laugh. The exact official steps remain unclear, and fans continue to piece together the intended path, even forming a dedicated subreddit.
The Final Puzzle in Resident Evil Requiem is a 20,000 CP challenge whose solution remains unsolved. It centers on seven clues scattered through Rhodes Hill Care Center (Severed Hand, Lead Researcher’s Puzzle Box, Laser Microscope, Hourglass, Grace Ashcroft Blood Analysis Report, Toy Uncle Bobblehead) that must be translated into a Sun/Moon/Star code. Real‑world distances (Sun ~150 million miles, Moon ~380,000 km, 4.2 ly) help map the clues to symbols, with a supposed final input only achievable on a second playthrough via New Game Plus, followed by additional steps after an enigmatic laugh signal. The article compiles these clues to aid the community in cracking the puzzle, which remains unresolved as of now.
Kotaku reports that Resident Evil Requiem features a sprawling “Final Puzzle” that has stumped players even after launch. The puzzle starts late in Act 1 when Grace escapes The Girl; picking up the severed hand and scanning it at a microscope yields an RNA-like sequence, “GGC AAG AUA ACG UGU CAU,” which hints at codes for safes and unlocks further clues that increasingly rely on knowledge outside the game. Guides from IGN are being updated as players and outlets chase the solution, and the in-game goal hints that the finale will be reached when “the sweet pair hear the voice.” A solution seems imminent, but no definitive answer has surfaced yet.