In Once Human, obtaining passcodes unlocks valuable resources and further progress the storyline. In this guide, I will give you all the most crucial passcodes for unlocking safes and containers in the game to make your adventure easier.
Full list of passcodes in Once Human
How to open the High Banks safe in Once Human
The High Banks safe, found during your exploration of the city, requires a passcode. While a side quest can lead you to this safe, it's not mandatory for accessing the safe's contents. The passcode "325" opens the safe, offering a stash of high-quality materials beneficial for your base upgrades and crafting.
Located at a road intersection in Western High Banks, the safe sits hidden in a dilapidated storefront, distinguished by a purple light indicating interactability. Inputting the right combination of numbers unlocks the safe, providing a random assortment of valuable resources. Just be sure to look for the cash register to input the required combination, and the safe will automatically open.
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How to open the Sunbury Middle School container in Once Human
The container at Sunbury Middle School is part of the "Gift Overdue" side quest and holds significant rewards. The passcode 5897 not only unlocks the container but it also gives you the Beautiful Tattered Letter, a substantial energy link boost of +250, and an experience increase of +140.
Upon acquiring the right passcode combination during the side quest, you can unlock the container to receive the aforementioned rewards, telling an interesting story and adding more of the human touch in Once Human.
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