Dead Space Remake: How To Manually Attach Claws

The Claw puzzle is one of the most difficult things that you will come across in Dead Space Remake. Well, that’s maybe a bit over the top but if you are like us and had a lot of struggles with it you are going to be happy with this guide. In this guide, we shall show you everything you need to know about completing it and how to Manually Attach the Claws. Let’s get started.

Contents

How To Manually Attach Claws – Dead Space Remake Step 1 – Activate The Left Claw Step 2 – Activate The Right Claw Step 3 – Shoot The Claws With Stasis

How To Manually Attach Claws – Dead Space Remake

Step 1 – Activate The Left Claw

You will want to go from the left side of the monitor screen found in the middle of the room and activate the left claw first.

Step 2 – Activate The Right Claw

Once you have completed the left side you will come across and do the right side now.

Step 3 – Shoot The Claws With Stasis

Once you have activated them both, just take out your Stasis gun and shoot the right one once. Then go back to the middle of the room and activate both of the claws at the same time. That’s it!

We hope that this guide has helped you out on how to manually attach the claws. Have fun doing it yourself!

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