How to Solve Depulso Puzzle Room 2 in Hogwarts Legacy

Step 4: On Top Of The Blocks

After entering the small hole, you are going to climb on top of the boulders on the left.

Once on top, just use Depuslo on the first block that will be here. Once that happens, a block will come to you and you can climb it.

Once you climb on top of this boulder you are going to see the gate on the right. Just walk toward it and enter it.

Step 5: Through The Gate

Once you jump down from the gate, you need to push the first boulder to the hole in front of you.

Now just go to the right puzzle piece and push it a couple of times until you make it touch the wall on the left.

This is how it should look like. Once it’s like this you are able to actually climb on top of it and proceed with the puzzle and pick up the chest that is just above it.

You can now hit the bell in the middle to reset the area so that you can keep on further with the puzzle.

Step 6: Finishing The Puzzle

You will need to push the puzzle block pieces all the way to the left side of the room. They need to be touching the corner as seen in the picture above.

When they are in that stage, you will climb on top of the right puzzle pieces and then need to just hit at this opening here, and do Accio. This will pull over a block that you are able to climb on top of.

Now you will have a bridge on which you are able to walk on top of. Just follow the arrows and you are able to climb on top of the surface which will finish the puzzle. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you need to do to finish the very difficult Depulso Puzzle. Have fun doing it yourself!

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