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How to solve the blood transfusion puzzle in Silent Hill Townfall

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How to solve the blood transfusion puzzle in Silent Hill Townfall

Where to find the blood bags and open the door in "Many Into One"

The blood transfusion puzzle in Silent Hill: Townfall is more difficult than scary, and that's saying something, as this challenge takes place in a dark and monster-ridden hospital. To solve the blood transfusion puzzle, you must find the missing blood bags, place the blood bags in the correct slots, and find a connection between blood types.

Here's where to find the blood bags and how to complete the blood transfusion door puzzle in Silent Hill: Townfall's "Many Into One" mission.

During the "Many Into One" mission in Silent Hill: Townfall, which follows the patient puzzle, you will stumble upon a large, locked door. Grab the map from the counter in front of the door, and you'll find that it's called the blood transfusion machine. The machine draws blood from the blood bags attached to the walls on your left and right.

There are three empty blood bag slots; if you fill them up, you will solve the blood transfusion puzzle and the door will open. To complete the full blood transfusion door puzzle, you must complete the following steps:

Take the eastern corridor and enter the last room to the right. Crawl through the vent in the southwest corner (location 1 on the map below) to find Alan Duncan's blood bag (location 2). Be sure to grab Zoe's patient list and play the recording before leaving this room. Attach Alan Duncan's blood bag to the door in the west corridor (location 3).


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