It would be a good idea to lob some grenades at them since you're at a safe distance. You'll need to use a boat to access the lab and you're looking for a docking point where some cans are on fire.Īs usual, there are some monsters in the lab, so head to the exit and jump over the wall where they can't follow you. You'll be able to find the Hidden Lab in Moorland Road, near the border between Salvation Harbour and Shells. You’ll need to examine every item in order to progress.
Speak with the owner on the ground floor then head to the second floor to find Raymond’s room.Įxamine the fragments of the suit, then use your Mind’s Eye on the desk and the board on the wall. Now that you’re done here, it’s off to the Devil’s Reef Hotel. If you open up the Mind Palace, you can connect the Usha hypnotised Raymond and A bag with a letter clues to deduct Raymond’s whereabouts. Pick up the Hotel Owner’s Note from the bagĭoing all this should trigger a Retrocognition, which shows that a group of men and Usha were fighting, and Usha ends up taking control of a man called Raymond.Examine the blood trail and weapon marks on the wall.There are a few items you can pick up here and look at that will help you along the way: There will be a few monsters around, so defeat them and take care not to scare any civilians by luring the monsters out into the open. You’re looking for the Backyard Crime Scene location on Old Church Road, and it’ll be covered with police lines. This will lead to the conclusion that Usha is an insatiable murderess, so head to Salvation Harbour for the next part of the quest. Then, open up Crimes and Violent Crimes, Subjects and Victims then finally District and Salvation Harbour.Īfter that, open up the Mind Palace and connect the clues: A so-called vampire has killed people and Usha needs blood to become stronger.
#THE SINKING CITY TROPHY GUIDE ARCHIVE#
Head over to the Oakmont Police Department archive and select Hill’s Request. There are rumours one has appeared in Salvation Harbour, but first, you’ll want to find a report about the Bloodless Corpses. Hill’s request states that the Usha kills people and drinks their blood, so you’re on the lookout for a vampire of sorts. Go back to his apartment and search again, this time for:.Go through every dialogue option - and I mean all of them - to unlock a trail called Hill’s Request. Head back to your apartment and speak with Hill, who you’ll find standing in a magic circle. After she’s dead, you’ll pick up a trail about the Undead Maya. You’ll be greeted by Usha, a Mayan Priestess, so keep walking backwards while firing at her. Now, you’ll want to go up to the first floor using the stairs and enter Hill’s apartment through the door. Climb back down to the level below and exit to the main foyer. You’ll also find a key item, A Letter from the Landlord and some more loot. You can climb over the furniture to get to the apartment on the first floor, where you’ll find yet another body. Loot everything in sight, including the cabinets.
If you hang around for long enough, another monster will appear that you can deal with pretty quickly.
Examine it then head inside to the basement where you’ll find a few more corpses, as well as the body of a monster. Upon entering the building, you’ll find a corpse, naturally. The first thing you need to do is visit Joseph Hill’s house in the Reed Heights district. This case will open automatically when you complete the Self Defence quest.
#THE SINKING CITY TROPHY GUIDE CRACK#
It's one of the longer questlines available in The Sinking City, so let’s dive in and crack this case. This guide contains some spoilers for the penultimate Main Case, so consider this your only warning. Things are not as they appear, however, and depending on what actions you take, you’ll be faced with three possible conclusions. The mission Fleeing Phoenix revolves around finding a supposed vampire who’s loose around in the area.
Reed, and this time you’re looking for an archaeologist. The Sinking City puts your detective and mystery-solving skills to the test as you roleplay as private investigator Charles W.
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