Read on to find out how to open the mysterious bunker found at the back of the cabin as you play as Joanna Locke in Agatha Christie – Murder on the Orient Express.
During the scenes you’re in control of Joanna Locke in Agatha Christie – Murder on the Orient Express, you’re on the hunt for a kidnapper. Someone’s young daughter was taken and her body was found in a cabin deep in the woods. Behind that cabin is a very spooky-looking bunker – with its door locked by a combination. Clearly, you need to get in there. But how do you open the bunker in Agatha Christie – Murder on the Orient Express?
Unlike previous combinations, the lock on the bunker can’t be cracked. In other words, there’s a combination hidden somewhere, and you need to find it. There’s actually a clue on the front of the bunker door if you’re eagle-eyed: can you see the head of a stag?
You’ve previously been in the cabin, and you might remember seeing the stag’s head on the wall. That’s the solution you’re looking for. Interact with the stag’s head, and you’ll see it has an engraved plaque underneath it. On there is a date: four digits. Those same four digits also unlock the bunker door.
That’s it – once you’ve put in the correct combination, you’re free to open the door and enter the bunker. Good luck down there…
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