The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box level guide
The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box Level 16 Walkthrough
Level 16 links four diagonal pattern windows, a red-marker lattice, a numbered wheel, and a three-pin picture display before the winged heart releases its box.
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How to Solve The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box Level 16 — Full Solution
- Inspect all four half-filled pattern windows and preserve their positions and diagonal directions.
- Move the red marker through the lattice from its red start to the red target and take the released pin.
- Translate the four window patterns onto the numbered wheel and rotate it until 2 sits under the fixed pointer.
- Install the pin at the illuminated picture display and set selectors 1, 2, and 3 to the rover, planet, and astronaut images.
- Use the cleaning bottle and cloth on the marked panel to reveal the final setting.
- Return to the winged heart, apply the completed setting, and open it for the box artifact.
Colors in this level:
Black, Gold, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Reordering the four diagonal windows after rotating the safe.
- Reading the number wheel away from its fixed pointer.
- Stopping after the picture display instead of returning to the heart.
Quick Tips for The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box Level 16 (spoiler-free)
- Record the window order before turning the safe.
- Use the fixed pointer above the 0–9 wheel.
- Set picture positions 1, 2, and 3 separately.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The black-and-gold safe has a winged red heart front, red light bars, a lattice maze, four half-filled pattern windows, a 0–9 wheel, and a three-position picture display.
- Goal
- Solve the lattice, stop the numbered wheel at 2, then set the picture selector to rover, planet, and astronaut before unlocking the heart.
- Opening
- Record the four black-and-white window orientations and route the red marker through the gold lattice.
- Danger Zone
- A diagonal in the wrong window position changes the code even when its black-and-white split looks correct.
- Mechanics
- Spatial pattern orientations resolve to 2 under the fixed wheel pointer, then a removable pin selects a rover, planet, and astronaut.
Frequently Asked Questions
What matters on the four Level 16 windows?
Both the black-white diagonal direction and each window's position matter.
Where is the pin used?
Use it on the three-position picture display after solving the lattice.
What are the Level 16 wheel and picture answers?
Put 2 under the fixed wheel pointer, then select the rover, planet, and astronaut in positions 1 through 3.