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Stalker 2: Cost of Hope DLC introduces two new regions for players to explore, and within those regions, they’ll come across puzzles that will give them a code to unlock either a safe or a door. Figuring out some of these door and safe codes is truly mind-boggling, but the reward is sometimes worth it. To spare you countless hours of agony figuring these puzzles out, here’s a complete list of all door and safe codes in Stalker 2: Cost of Hope.
All Door & Safe Codes in Stalker 2: Cost of Hope
There are several locked doors, safes, and stashes scattered around the map in Stalker 2: Cost of Hope; some are even part of main missions that you’ll need to find codes for. Here’s a list of all the door & safe codes to help you get all these new Zone regions have to offer.
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Type |
Location |
Door/Safe Code |
Image |
|---|---|---|---|
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Iron Forest |
Kurin Basement |
9527 |
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Builder’s Camp |
1986 |
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Building South of Bridge to CNPP |
5724 |
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Building North of Electric Maze |
1909 |
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Building North of Testing Workshop |
5043 |
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Building Near SWYD West Checkpoint |
3546 |
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Building South of Chief’s Bunker |
2754 |
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Mission Specific |
End of ‘Distant Mirage’ Mission |
8536 |
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During the “Shadows of the Past” Mission (Lymansk) |
1654 |
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7812 |
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2469 |
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During the “Destructive Power of Mind” Mission (Lab X16) |
171008 |
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During “Dangerous Way” Mission (Mavka/Freedom Route) |
5342 |
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During “Price of a Miracle” Mission (CNPP) |
2110 |
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- Released
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August 20, 2026
- ESRB
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Mature 17+ / Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Use of Alcohol and Tobacco, Strong Language
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