Remnant 2: How to Open Locked Doors in The Labyrinth

Mazes and locked passages go hand in hand when it comes to games like Remnant 2. Sometimes you just can’t get everything done in one visit, especially if you’re only going to areas that give you loot that you actually want.

Fortunately, some other doors inside of the Labyrinth require nothing more than a simple interaction for you to bust through. Let’s take baby steps first, in this guide we’ll show you how to open the locked doors along with a few more things to do in order to make your visit more fruitful. By the end you’ll have all the loot you need!

How to Open Locked Doors in The Labyrinth

You need to progress through the Labyrinth as this is part of the main story. Find The Keeper NPC and he’ll give you the Biome Portal Key and will also start the quest called “The Segments.” This key is required to open a door inside of the Labyrinth as part of your quest and will also be used to access Leto’s Stash later on in Ward 13.

You’ll also come across the Master Portal Key later on when you finish the Energy Event. This is another quest item that you need in order to fight the Labyrinth Sentinel. Fight this boss and you’ll get the Cube Gun as well!

Remnant 2 How To Open Locked Doors In The Labyrinth Location

And that’s how you open locked doors in Remnant 2! Easier than you think since most of the keys will be handed out to you. Just make sure you win so there’ll be enough life in you to actually use the keys to begin with.

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