AS the first major area you’ll come across in Stray, there are plenty of secrets hiding in The Slums.
No matter what treasures you’re searching for in Stray, you’re likely to be halted by a safe at some point.
Safes are a common thing that blocks your path in Stray.
To save yourself some frustration in this PlayStation and PC game, you’ll want to know where to find the codes to open these safes ahead of time.
The Slums’ safe codes aren’t too difficult to find, but they’ll require a bit of legwork, especially if you’re looking for the elusive mysterious password.
Safes aren’t the only thing with codes, as some doors will block your path until you find the right numbers to open them.
Door, safe, or something else entirely, we’ll tell you where to find every code in The Slums.
First door code – Stray
Once you have your robot companion B-12 by your side, you’ll quickly come across a locked door that needs a code.
Hope up onto the shelves with paint cans and knock them over. It’ll make quite the mess on the floor, but reveal the code: 3748.
Safe in the back room – Stray
On your quest to find Stray’s notebooks, you’ll find a safe in Doc’s apartment that blocks your progress.
This one doesn’t need a code, but rather a key which you can find in the bedroom that adjoins the safe room.
Seamus’ apartment code – Stray
If you investigate Seamus’ apartment you’ll find a suspicious-looking wall panel that has a keypad next to it.
Knock some of the paintings off the wall and you’ll be told the code relates to the time.
Look at the four clocks on the wall to discover that the code is 2511.
The Slums safe code, near Morusque – Stray
If you’re looking for the music sheets, then this is where the last one lies. This safe is just across from Morusque the musician.
This is where you’ll need the mysterious password. Take the binary note to Elliot, who will translate and point you to the Duffer Bar.
Get up onto the bar and knock off one of the paintings. Underneath will be the code written on the wall: 1283.
Written by Ryan Woodrow on behalf of GLHF.
