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1st hint: If you've completed all puzzles in this levels you should've seen it by now.Solution: Press the buttons on the columns marked VII (7) and XX (20).The landing took place on 20th of July 1969 and the landing site was at the "Sea of Tranquility". "Eagle" was the name of the lunar lander space vehicle they used. Fun fact: The phrase "The Eagle Has Landed" was used by Neil Armstrong, one of the three astronauts that took part in the first Moon landing (the other two being Michael Collins and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin). 6th hint: The numbers mean: 0 20:18 - try using this date in combination with those columns with buttons.5th hint: Convert those hexadecimal numbers to Ascii!.4th hint: The decoded message is: "THE EAGLE HAS LANDED 31 39 36 39 2f 30 37 2f 32 30 20 32 30 3a 31 38 Now is the time of tranquillity, and I shall rest and observe the Earth.Or if you can't be bothered with all that, just read the next hint.

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3rd hint: Translate the QR code yourself! Don't have a Smartphone? Take a screenshot, process it a bit, and use Google to find a QR decoding website - that's what I did.2nd hint: That QR code that doesn't seem to translate is also intriguing, is it not?.

1st hint: Those 24 columns with buttons seem interesting don't they?.

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Solution: Near the spawn, under the ground, see how to get it for actual useful hints.1st hint: You can't really see it until you get it - I mean, it's not visible.After turning left and going through the corridor, there should be an opening on the left wall, look around in there for some keys, then go open the gate behind Spawn to get the Jammer you need to open up the way to the Star Solution: In "The Guards Must Be Crazy", after solving the puzzle and getting the Sigil (Tetromino) - From the entrance, go forward until you must turn left.5th hint: It's in the puzzle area of "The Guards Must Be Crazy".4th hint: The keys are within one of the puzzles.3rd hint: The gate is right behind the Spawn, but you'll need keys.1st hint: There is a Jammer you can use in a hidden place outside the puzzle areas.(Or, from the entrance to "Hall of Windows", just follow the outer left wall.) Afterwards, go straight ahead and look behind the wall. 2nd hint: No further from the spawn than the puzzle entrances.

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The second Jammer shoudl be free to take to the Star now. Then get both Jammers past the Mine - Jam the mine with the first Jammer, then double jam it with the second - next pick up the first Jammer an use it to jam the Turret instead.

To get past the Turret, on your way back, just before entering the corridor where the Turret would shoot you, turn left and look for a ladder on the wall in front of you.

Solution: Go back to the "tutorial" puzzle with the Mine and the Turret.

2nd hint: It's not from any other puzzle area that has a Tetromino.

1st hint: You need to get a jamming device from somewhere else - that much is obvious.

Solution: The gate to the right of "Only the Two of Us" - open it with a switch located in the corner to the right of the gate, behind a wall.

4th hint: A switch will open the gate.

3rd hint: The entrance is near the "Only the Two of Us" puzzle.

2nd hint: It's not within any of the other puzzle areas.

1st hint: After arriving in the courtyard with the first puzzle gate, somewhere to the right.

The extra little (sort-of) hidden puzzles were often more rewarding than the main ones, though some were incredibly obtuse. One big benefit of this approach though, as opposed to having completely separate puzzle areas, is that the world itself is often a puzzle. You end up being very glad for the genuinely absurd running speed. The open, connected world is pretty and fun to explore, but contributes to the feeling of things not being as condensed as they should be.

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Sometimes you figure out the gist of what you're supposed to do as soon as you walk in an area, and after that it's just a matter of trial and error, with timing and exact positioning playing more of a role than logic. Portal) feel like they're introducing a new idea with every puzzle, whereas a lot of puzzles here feel like you're largely just trying combinations of things you already know. I thought it was really quite good, but it does feel a bit padded out.

Finished, well apart from the star challenges.