Dead Space - Activate Centrifuge Puzzle - Chapter 3

Some puzzles are harder than others in Dead Space Remake. When you come across the Centrifuge Puzzle you might be meeting your stop point and going for a guide will come in handy. Well, you are in luck since it is in this guide that we shall help you with activating the Centrifuge. Let’s get started and show you what to do.

Activate Centrifuge Puzzle – Chapter 3 – Dead Space

You are going to need to start flying through the zero gravity zone. Start flying on the left side and you can see a generator spinning around with a blueish light. Go toward it and now you shall need to do the following.

You will fly down to where the generator is and first of all, you are going to shoot a Stasis on the right highlighted circle. This is the slow-down skill that you have.

Now you need to begin pulling the left pipe with the blue engine toward the stasis and attach it to the Generator Module.

Once you have done that on the first one, you will then fly toward the right side and do it on the other generator module. When you have done it a total of 2 times you’ll get the quest compelled and successfully complete the Centrifuge Puzzle. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you needed to do in order to pass this puzzle. Have fun doing it yourself!

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