This Forza Horizon 6 guide is a listing of all 15 Barn Finds, their general regional locations, and the Discover Japan Stamp unlock requirements before they will even spawn.

2005 Honda NSX-R GT

B 608

RWD

Ohtani Region

South-east of Kinkaku-ji Temple

Requires Discover Japan Yellow Stamp

1987 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500

C 484

RWD

Ito Region

In a clearing in the south-east of the fields

Requires Discover Japan Green Stamp

1969 Toyota 2000GT

D 377

RWD

Ito Region

Near the beach on the south-eastern coastline

Requires Discover Japan Green Stamp

1989 Nissan PAO

D 145

FWD

Minamino Region

Requires Discover Japan Blue Stamp

1971 Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R

D 380

RWD

Nangan Region

Requires Discover Japan Blue Stamp

1982 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3

B 550

RWD

Ohtani Region

Requires Discover Japan Pink Stamp

1984 Peugeot 205 Turbo 16

C 500

AWD

Shimanoyama Region

South-west of Narai-Juku

Requires Discover Japan Pink Stamp

1962 Lincoln Continental

D 267

RWD

Hokubu Region

Requires Discover Japan Pink Stamp

1998 Nissan #23 Pennzoil NISMO Skyline GT-R

S2 848

RWD

Takashiro Region

Requires Discover Japan Pink Stamp

1997 Mitsubishi Montero Evolution

D 346

AWD

Shimanoyama Region

Requires Discover Japan Orange Stamp

1997 Lamborghini Diablo SV

A 649

RWD

Ito Region

Requires Discover Japan Orange Stamp

1998 Nissan R390 (GT1)

S1 774

RWD

Ohtani Region

Requires Discover Japan Purple Stamp

2005 Mitsubishi #1 Sierra Sierra Enterprises Lancer Evolution Time Attack

R 962

AWD

Shimanoyama Region

Near Narai-Juku

Requires Discover Japan Purple Stamp

1983 Nissan #11 Tomica Skyline Turbo Super Silhouette

S2 847

RWD

Ito Region

Requires Discover Japan Gold Stamp

1991 Mazda #55 Mazda 787B

R 988

RWD

Takashiro Region

West of Hirosaki Castle/North-west of Soni Circuit

Requires Discover Japan Gold Stamp

Those are all 15 Barn Finds to be discovered in Forza Horizon 6 with their unlock requirements.

This guide is a list of potential spawn locations for Aftermarket Cars in Forza Horizon 6, denoted by a green icon of a car with the letters ‘CR’ on the map, when nearby. Any cars mentioned have a high tendency to spawn, but are not guaranteed. Colored wristband unlock requirements are also listed.

Aftermarket Car Spawn Locations

Daikoku Parking Lot

Tokyo City

• Mazda RX-3 Forza Edition

Near Tokyo Player House

Tokyo City

Tokyo Rail Sprint Road Racing

Tokyo City

Green Wristband 2,500 Horizon Festival Points

Sotoyama Ski Resort (north of Snow Forest Cross Country Circuit)

Sotoyama Region

Blue Wristband 6,000 Horizon Festival Points

• Subaru BRZ Forza Edition

North-east of Sotoyama Scramble

Sotoyama Region

Blue Wristband 6,000 Horizon Festival Points

Okuibuki Parking Lot

Sotoyama Region

Horizon Festival Kilometer Drag Meet Strip

Ohtani Region

• MX-5 Forza Edition

North-west of Kinkaku-ji Trail Dirt Racing

Ohtani Region

North-east of Shimanoyama Charge Street Racing

Shimanoyama Region

Motoki Auto Garage 

Shimanoyama Region

• Ferrari SF90 Stradale
• Jaguar XJ220S TWR

Narai-Juku Circuit

Shimanoyama Region

Shimanoyama Circuit Parking Lot

Shimanoyama Region

South of Taiyaki Scramble Dirt Racing

Shimanoyama Region

Green Wristband 2,500 Horizon Festival Points

Near Coastline Sprint

Nangan Region

Pink Wristband 10,000 Horizon Festival Points

South of Hakone Nanamagari Touge

Nangan Region

North of Kawazu Nanadaru Loop Bridge

Nangan Region

Yuji’s Auto

Minamino Region

South-east of Airfield Trail Dirt Racing

Minamino Region

Airfield Trail Convenience Store Parking Lot

Minamino Region

Pink Wristband 10,000 Horizon Festival Points

Garage Near Yellow House

Ito Region

Sekibe Circuit

Ito Region

Among Houses On Ine Road

Ito Region

Private House Parking Lot On Ine Road (north-east of previous Aftermarket spawn)

Ito Region

Isolated House Near Flower Fields

Hokubu Region

South of Shikisai Sprint Road Racing

Hokubu Region

Blue Wristband 6,000 Horizon Festival Points

South-west of Horizon Festival Invitational Event

Hokubu Region

Hokubu Circuit

Hokubu Region

North of Waterfall Trail Dirt Racing

Takashiro Region

Blue Wristband 6,000 Horizon Festival Points

Soni Circuit Lot

Takashiro Region

Legend Island Circuit

Legend Island Region

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Potential Aftermarket Car Spawns

• 2015 Alumi Craft Class 10
• 2018 Audi RS e-tron
• 1993 Autozam AZ-1
• 2020 BMW M8 Competition Coupé
• 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat
• 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon
• 2020 Ferrari SF90 Stradale
• 1992 Ford Escort RS Cosworth
• 2018 Ford Mustang RTR Spec 5
• 2013 Ford Mustang GT
• 1997 Honda Civic Type R
• 2004 Honda Civic Type R
• 2015 Honda Civic Type R
• 2022 Honda e
• 2019 Hyundai Veloster N
• 1993 Jaguar XJ220S TWR
• 2004 Lancer VIIIMR
• 2008 Lancer XGSR
• 1997 Lotus Elise GT1
• 1973 Mazda RX-3 Forza Edition
• 1994 Mazda MX-5 Miata
• 1994 Mazda MX-5 Miata Forza Edition
• 2022 Mazda MX-5 Miata RF
• 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series
• 1997 Mitsubishi GTO
• 1989 Nissan S-Cargo
• 1997 Nissan Stagea RS Four V
• 2019 Nissan 370Z NISMO
• 1986 Porsche #186 959 Prodrive Rally Raid
• 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera
• 2004 Porsche 911 GT3
• 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS
• 1998 Nissan Silvia K’s
• 1996 Subaru SVX
• 2022 Subaru BRZ Forza Edition
• 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
• 2005 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
• 2008 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
• 1990 Subaru Legacy RS
• 2019 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro
• 2021 Toyota Yaris GR
• 1966 Volkswagen Beetle

Remember that you can take every Aftermarket Car for a spin with a free Test Drive for two whole minutes.

Those are all of the Aftermarket Car spawning locations in Forza Horizon 6 as well as any wristband requirements, and some of the vehicles most likely to spawn.

This guide for LEGO Batman 4: Legacy of The Dark Knight is a complete listing of all 112 suits and costumes in their base forms. Bear in mind that each of the 23 Red Powerbricks have a skin customization effect, adding even more variation to these outfits.

Batman Suits And Costumes

Robin Suits And Costumes

Batgirl Suits And Costumes

Catwoman Suits And Costumes

Jim Gordon Suits And Costumes

Talia Suits And Costumes

Those are all 112 Suits and Costumes to be unlocked across seven characters in LEGO Batman 4: Legacy of The Dark Knight.

This LEGO Batman 4: Legacy of The Dark Knight is a complete listing of all 23 Red Power Bricks with their locations or purchase price.

All Red Power Bricks

Those are all 23 Red Power Bricks to be unlocked by either finding or purchasing them in LEGO Batman 4: Legacy of The Dark Knight.

GADGETS AND COMBAT

Legacy of the Dark Knight employs a new combat system for the LEGO Batman series, taking heavy cues from the Arkham series instead, which means that using your gadgets smartly during combat is just as important as the brawling aspects. From using your Batarangs to stun foes to yanking them towards you from a distance with the Batclaw, gadgets can come in handy during fights in a variety of ways, especially when it comes to dealing with different enemy types.

PERFECT COUNTER

Countering incoming enemy blows is a crucial part of Legacy of the Dark Knight’s moment to moment combat, much like the Arkham games, and as you would expect, there are ways to make it an even stronger tool. You will, for instance, want to unlock the perfect counter ability as soon as you can. It does exactly what its name suggest, allowing you to deal boosted damage to enemies if you counter moves with the exact perfect timing.

CONCUSSIVE BATARANG

Another upgrade that you’ll want to prioritize – and that happens to be available pretty early on, as luck would have it – is the concussive Batarang. These special Batarangs stick to the foes that you fire them at, before exploding in a concussive blast that damages the enemies and anyone and anything around them. These are quite useful in both stealth and combat, so make sure to unlock them when you get the chance.

FOCUS SLAM

Focus Slam is another useful upgrade that you should keep an eye on, given how useful it can be in combat. With it, you can use the Batclaw to swing enemies around in a giant arc before smashing them into the ground. As you can imagine, this deals plenty of damage, and is also effective for crowd control.

DISTRACT

Legacy of the Dark Knight allows players to unlock a variety of different abilities and upgrades across various different playable characters, and one in particular that is quite useful is Catwoman’s Distract ability. It lets you summon cats to distract foes so that you can sneak around them or deal with them as you see fit. As you might imagine, it’s a great ability to have up your sleeve for stealth scenarios.

GOOP TRAIL

Commissioner Gordon is another one of Legacy of the Dark Knight’s several playable characters, and yes, he, too, comes equipped with unique tools and abilities. For his foam spraying gun, for instance, you can unlock the goop trail ability, which allows you to leave sticky traps all over the ground, which can be quite handy in tricky combat situations- especially when you’re faced with large crowds.

SCANNING

Legacy of the Dark Knight features a scanning mechanic, unsurprisingly- this is a Batman game, after all. And as you’d expect, the scanning ability is one that is frequently useful. Not only does it let you see and mark nearby enemies for when you’re in a stealthy mood, it also pings nearby objects and elements of interest. When you find yourself in a new environment, then, make sure to hit the scan button.

WAYNETECH CHIPS

Scattered throughout Gotham City and the many levels it holds, you’ll find WayneTech Chips- or you’ll want to, at least, because these are how you upgrade your gadgets. So should you run into WayneTech Chips locked behind puzzles or combat challenges, make sure you don’t ignore them.

MINIKITS

As you would expect, there are several minikits to be found across the entirety of LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. Each level features an exclusive one, with five different pieces hidden and tucked away for players to find. Each full minikit set you find then makes its way to the Batcave as a trophy for you to look at and admire. While they may not provide any gameplay benefits, they serve as one of several kinds of collectibles, so if you are a completionist, you are going to want to keep an eye out.

RIDDLER TROPHIES

Given how strongly Legacy of the Dark Knight is inspired by Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham games, it comes as no surprise that it features Riddler trophies as one of its many different kinds of collectibles. These are scattered throughout Gotham City and usually locked behind different puzzles, as you might imagine. Though there’s obviously not nearly as many of them as there were in the Arkham titles, there’s a good few for players to track down- and they’re usually fun, so they definitely come recommended.

MORE COLLECTIBLES

TT Games’ LEGO titles have always prided themselves on their bevy of collectibles and unlockables, and Legacy of the Dark Knight doesn’t disappoint in this department either. In addition to the aforementioned WayneTech Chips, Riddler trophies, and minikits, there’s plenty more to be tracked down, including red bricks, over 100 suits, and much more- so there’s plenty of reason to keep exploring and to replay levels.

BATCAVE

LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight allows players to explore Bruce’s Batcave, and yes, it is every bit as awesome as you would expect. What’s more, the game also allows you to personalize and expand your underground HQ. In addition to the aforementioned minikit trophies, you can customize the Batcave with furniture and decorations or even multiple expansions, all of which are purchased with studs- so, you know, stock up on those studs.

BUILDING VEHICLES

Of course, Batcave upgrades aren’t the only reason that you’re going to want to stock up on studs. For instance, studs are also how you build new vehicles. There’s a variety of different Batmobile and Batcycle variants to be built, while you can also use Red Powerbricks to apply cosmetic customizations to those vehicles.

UNLOCKING SUITS

As mentioned, there’s over 100 different suits to be unlocked across Legacy of the Dark Knight’s roster of playable characters. Some, of course, are unlocked as you progress through main missions, but there’s other ways to add to your growing closet as well, including stores where you can purchase new suits, or activities that you can complete around the open world to unlock more. Meanwhile, similar to vehicles, you can also unlock Red Powerbricks to get your hands on new variants for the suits you already own.

DIFFICULTY

Legacy of the Dark Knight is a LEGO game, of course, which means TT Games, as always, has crafted a game that appeals to all ages- which in turn means that it isn’t the most challenging game, to say the least. And while that doesn’t get in the way of how fun it is in the slightest, there will be many out there who might want the game to present a bit more of a challenge- especially given its Arkham-inspired combat and stealth mechanics. If you’re in that group, we would suggest cranking the difficulty up to Dark Knight mode, which definitely makes the game a more skill-driven experience. You obviously still shouldn’t go in expecting a challenging experience, but it definitely puts up more of a fight.

EXPLORATION

Forza Horizon titles always pride themselves on their massive, well designed maps, but with Forza Horizon 6, exploration is more encouraged than ever before. In addition to gorgeous sights to take in around every corner, Forza Horizon 6’s Japan is brimming with new cars to find and add to your garage, events and races to compete in, side activities to track down, and much more. Though it might be tempting to simply go from one race to the next as you climb up the ranks of the Festival, we’d strongly suggest taking plenty of time to explore the map thoroughly.

BONUS BOARDS AND MASCOTS

A staple of the franchise, bonus boards are back in Forza Horizon 6. Though fast travel boards are no longer a thing, there are hundreds of bonus boards scattered all over the map. Each provides players with free XP, and some are rather tricky (and fun) challenges, so make sure you keep tracking down and smashing those bonus boards every chance you get.

PROPERTIES AND GARAGES

Also to be found in numbers around Forza Horizon 6’s Japan are various properties that players can purchase for themselves, similar to past entries. In addition to serving as rest spots where you can look through and over your car collection, properties also come with garages and serve as fast travel points. Meanwhile, Forza Horizon 6 also affords you the chance to customize and build up your garages and estate using a variety of building tools, so there’s more than just racing content to get into here, even though that is obviously the main draw.

COLLECTION JOURNAL

Your Collection Journal is something you’re going to want to keep your eye on as you make your way through the Horizon Festival. Split across two categories, the Collection Journal tracks your progress across various activities geared towards either making progress in the Horizon Festival, or exploring the depths of Japan. As you progress in both categories, you’ll continue to unlock a variety of rewards, so make sure to keep checking back in.

TREASURE CARS

Among the many ways Forza Horizon 6 finds to motivate players to thoroughly explore its map, treasure cars have to be some of the most enjoyable. These are rare cars hidden across the world, and after finding hints and clues about where they might be, it is up to you to sniff them out. Not only is it a consistently fun activity, the rewards it yields are also solid, so don’t miss these.

BARN FINDS

Barn finds return in Forza Horizon 6, and they work pretty much the same way they have done in the past. As you drive around Japan, you’ll unlock hints for new cars to seek out and add to your growing fleet of vehicles, with more than a dozen barn finds to be found in total. Collecting new stamps unlocks new barn finds to be found, so keep going after stamps.

AFTERMARKET CARS

If you’re looking for a cheaper way to expand your collection of cars, look no further than aftermarket cars. These will dynamically spawn all over the map, offering you chances to buy a variety of different cars – including several rare ones – at notably cheaper prices. These purchases are almost always worth it, so make sure you don’t drive past too many aftermarket cars- those might just be missed opportunities.

WHAT’S NEXT?

Forza Horizon’s digital AI assistant ANNA returns in Forza Horizon 6, and this time she comes with a rather handy new feature. If you’re looking to prioritize critical path progression so you can quickly earn wristbands and progress further in the Horizon Festival, ANNA’s new “What’s Next?” feature will be useful. It brings up a number of activities that you can tackle next, including specific, recommended ones. Of course, there’s a special charm to organic exploration and discovery, but those looking for quick recommendations will find them with this feature.

DAY TRIPS

Japan as a setting is, of course, one of Forza Horizon 6’s main selling points, and it has plenty of content on offer that highlights that. Day Trips are one such activity, and highly recommended. Essentially guided driving tours of the map’s many different regions and robust sights and vistas, Day Trips are an excellent way to soak in the abundant beauty of Forza Horizon 6’s open world Japan.

FOOD DELIVERY MISSIONS

Another new side activity introduced in Forza Horizon 6 is food delivery missions, and they’re a lot of fun- and yes, they’re exactly what they sound like. You’re tasked with driving a delivery truck (that runs like a rocket, by the way) and picking up and dropping off orders while tackling a variety of different challenges, with star ratings based on your performance at the end. Food delivery missions are almost always a blast, so we recommend doing them every chance you get.

PHOTO OPPS

Photography tends to be an important part of the Forza Horizon experience one way or another more often than not, and surprisingly, Forza Horizon 6 is no exception. Scattered throughout the map are spots where you can take gorgeous pictures of landmarks and stunning sceneries, and like everything else in the game, they add to your overall progression. For those looking to take in every inch of the map’s spectacular sights, this is a great way to do it.

TOUGE BATTLES

Touge Battles are another new racing activity that players will encounter in Forza Horizon 6, and they’re an absolute blast. Each race is a one on one affair that tasks you with navigating challenging mountain roads in speedy downhill sprints, all while behind the wheel of monstrous cars.

HORIZON LIFE EVENTS

Multiplayer content is always an important part of the Forza Horizon 6 experience, and the quick, accessible offerings of Horizon Life events are often the way to go. Horizon Life events allow players to compete against others in seamless drag races and time attack sprints, so those looking for some competition will want to keep an eye out.

CAR MEETS

There’s plenty of car meets to chance upon and join in on as you drive around in Forza Horizon 6’s Japan, and more often than not, they’re a great way to find new cars and customization options. You can purchase default versions of every car you see, as well as various customization options shared by other players, so suffice it to say that car meets are often worth checking out.

AUTO DRIVE

Exploring Forza Horizon 6’s beautiful rendition of open world Japan is easily among the game’s brightest highlights, and the auto drive feature is a great way to do that. Sure, a feature that automates driving is obviously going to be an ancillary one at best in a racing game, but it is a great way to get from point A to B if all you want to do in the interim is simply take in the scenery on the way.

This Forza Horizon 6 guide is all about mastering the in-game photography mode, in order to earn both Discover Japan Points and Horizon Festival Points.

Forza Horizon 6 Photo Mode Controls

Accessing the Photo Mode on a controller is as simple as pressing up on the D-pad, or ‘P’ on a keyboard.

Within Photo Mode you will find almost all functionality helpfully displayed as an array of button prompts at the bottom of the screen, based on your platform of choice.

Directionality and rotation is handled by the left and right thumbsticks on a controller, or the WASD and arrow keys on a keyboard.

Shortened keyboards that lack arrow keys can try the FN key + IJKL for camera rotation.

Controller triggers handle altitude or height, while that functionality is bound to the Page Up and Page Down keys on a keyboard.

Zooming on controllers is accomplished by clicking-in the thumbsticks, or Z and C on keyboards.

Mouse camera control appears to be bugged or simply unsupported at this time.

While you can spend hours experimenting with the Effects Mode, two notable settings are Shutter Speed and Focus: if you find that your photos are consistently blurry, tweak them lower till you find the right number. If all else fails, simply Reset to Default using the relevant button prompt on your platform.

Once you find a good setting that you are satisfied with, be sure to retain it as a preset.

Earning Points From Photo Mode

Almost instantly after taking a photo, you will see a screen listing anything new in your shot that contributes towards either major group in the Collection Journal, as separate columns. If nothing relevant was captured you will see ‘Nothing new in shot’ or ‘No new cars in shot’ as applicable. At the bottom of the screen are the nearest goals for either group, and the points required to unlock them.

The Discover Japan Photography milestones revolve entirely around photographing landmarks for 100 points apiece. This is relatively easy to accomplish as the locations are clearly stated and there are only 26 to find as of now.

The Horizon Festival’s Horizon Promo is far more involved, as it requires photographing 619 cars in the game currently for 10 points apiece. This will be quite a task to accomplish, but one simple tip you can make use of is to photograph the starting grid of any and every race you participate in, as the selection of vehicles will tend to be quite diverse, whether AI or real players. Be sure to make use of the Quickshot button prompt to avoid getting bogged down in additional menus and messing up your launch.

Also photograph any secret or dynamic cars that you stumble upon in the world, even if you cannot afford them.

That is everything there is to know about using Photo Mode and earning Points for Horizon Festival and Discover Japan milestones in the Collection Journal of Forza Horizon 6.

This Forza Horizon 6 guide is a shortlist of the cars to choose in the early to mid game for quick and steady progression. You will retain all three starting cars in your collection, regardless of your choice. It is simply a matter of which car you drive immediately after making a selection, and beyond that point you can take the remaining two for a spin.

1994 Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205

C 500

AWD

• Speed 5.6
• Handling 4.8
• Acceleration 5.6
• Launch 3.4
• Braking 3.4
• Offroad 6.5

CR 27,000

The obvious choice from the selection of starting vehicles, the 1994 Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205 falls short only slightly in Braking, and is second best at Offroad. Its ability to handle races with sharp turns falls entirely on your skill level, but will otherwise excel at flatout racing.

1970 GMC Jimmy

C 500

AWD

• Speed 4.5
• Handling 3.1
• Acceleration 6.6
• Launch 6.3
• Braking 3.4
• Offroad 8.7

CR 60,000

Any deficiencies you experience in Offroad performance with the other starter cars can be easily addressed with this monster and some Rally Tires early in the game.

2005 Ford GT

A 676

RWD

• Speed 7.7
• Handling 6.0
• Acceleration 4.7
• Launch 3.3
• Braking 5.2
• Offroad 5.6

CR N/A

The 2005 Ford GT is a Treasure Car located in Nangan Region that can be yours for minimal effort, in the very early game. With a good custom Tune up, it can excel at almost any Touge or Street race.

2020 Lotus Evija Forza Edition

S2 900

RWD

• Speed 7.9
• Handling 6.1
• Acceleration 5.6
• Launch 6.0
• Braking 7.9
• Offroad 4.2

CR 500,000

Drifting and stunting are some of the best sources of XP, and the 2020 Lotus Evija Forza Edition can rack up points by the ton with a set of Drift Tires.

2020 Koenigsegg Jesko

S2 899

RWD

• Speed 10
• Handling 9.1
• Acceleration 6.5
• Launch 7.0
• Braking 8.9
• Offroad 5

CR 3,500,000

With a rating of 10 in Speed, the 2020 Koenigsegg Jesko is at the pinnacle of racing, but that steep cost of 3.5 million Credits will have you grinding for quite a while.

Those are some of the best cars to get a hold of early in the game for easy wins and lots of Credits and XP in Forza Horizon 6.

This Directive 8020 guide has the locations of all 5 O Death secrets, as well as where to find and view the teaser trailer.

This Doesn’t Belong Here

Episode 8: Come True

The Way Back

After powering up an alternate Server Control Panel for the second time, crouch and crawl through the organic obstructions to some server racks. Lower them to find the final wall monitor and your first O Death secret lying on the ground in the form of an oddly shaped coin. Watch the cutscene.

Finding this O Death secret triggers the remaining four to spawn, but these are all in prior segments of the game. Fortunately, a complete replay isn’t necessary, and you can simply use the checkpoint system to acquire them.

The Man in the Bowler Hat

Episode 1: Little Star

Medical

You will be able to find this O Death secret after lifting the lockdown. Pick up the datapad that is lying on the floor inside the hexagonal control panel station, just before the spacewalk sequence.

Paranoia

Episode 3: The Sample

Search

In the Mess Hall, interact with the all-new terminal that appears to the left of the two vending machines there.

O_DTH

Episode 5: Mr. Williams

Radio Silence

From Bridge Ops, head up the stairs and into the long corridor leading to the Cockpit, check the left side for a wall monitor and the penultimate O Death secret.

Bloodlines

Episode 5: Mr. Williams

Radio Silence

After exiting the Bridge and returning to the upper deck via the elevator, head for the Crew Lounge by approaching the door from the Atrium. Lying on a bench to the left of the entryway is the fifth and final O Death secret.

The game will now treat you to a bonus Curator cutscene, which you can view again in the Main Menu’s Bonus Content section.

How To View The Next Dark Pictures Anthology Teaser Trailer

Once you have acquired all 5 O Death secrets, the Bonus Content section will also list the teaser trailer for the next title in the anthology.

It’s short and doesn’t let on much, but is sure to pique the interest of longtime fans of the series.

Those are all 5 of the O Death secrets to be discovered in Directive 8020, which then unlocks the teaser trailer for the next game in The Dark Pictures Anthology.

This Subnautica 2 guide has every major step towards getting the Heat Tolerance Adaptation.

Processor Blueprint

Once you have acquired the Habitat Blueprint, head for the Old Habitat about 400m to the north. Dive to a depth of 55m to find an airlock leading to the Processor.

Sonic Resonator Blueprint

In this same location, you can get a hold of both parts of the Sonic Resonator: one on a sidetable near an airlock, and the other in an adjoining room, lying on the floor.

Silver Ore

You will be needing this precious resource for the process, and you can find it right near the Old Habitat, in a large cave.

Construct Processor

With 2 Titanium, 1 Mild Acid, and 1 Copper Wire, you are set to construct a Processor within a Habitat. Once done, configure your newly built Processor to load and process Titanium into Ingots.

Craft Sonic Resonator

The Titanium Ingots will allow you to finally craft a Sonic Resonator at the Fabricator.

Heat Tolerance Adaptation

Go south-west around 200m towards the Blackbox – Wander signal and find a tunnel leading straight down at a depth of 35 odd meters. Use your new Sonic Resonator to clear the bloom biofilm cankers that are obstructing your path through. Continue the process until you have successfully purged the infection.

Completely clearing the Angel Comb of its affliction and sampling its core is how you will finally acquire the Heat Tolerance Adaptation.

That is everything there is to know about unlocking the Heat Tolerance Adaptation in Subnautica 2.