The so-called Final Puzzle challenge in Resident Evil Requiem was making players feel like they were experiencing a Final Destination tragedy in real-time, inspiring so much confused hair-pulling that thousands of fans even dedicated an entire subreddit to it. Capcom's latest survival horror game had only been out for three days, but the strange puzzle seemed so mysterious, it could last a lifetime – until two determined players officially solved it on March 2. "We will go by this," Gengar said in reply to one such comment, seemingly at peace with his bodily functions after being vindicated. Resident Evil Requiem's final puzzle is so elaborate there's an entire subreddit dedicated to solving it Resident Evil Requiem Analyzer puzzle solutions How to open the Resident Evil Requiem puzzle boxes and get the Sun, Moon, and Star quartzes Plus, it turns out, the Final Puzzle does require a considerable amount of toilet time. And no one really understands the solution, not even now. Spoilers for both Resident Evil Requiem's story and the Final Puzzle to follow. Don't kill any zombies. Do make your way to the Care Center's West Wing and flush a toilet in the Care Center bathroom eight times. Why? I don't know, T-virus is bad for digestion. Progress through the Resident Evil Requiem story until you must escape Victor's self-destructing secret lair – you'll find Marie's porcelain doll washed up in the red flood that fills the room. Finish the game with the impossibly pristine doll in your inventory, then begin a new save, and carry Emily to the braille puzzle box. After typing in the code, you'll hear a disembodied giggle, receive a congratulations message, and probably wonder why you did this to yourself. Twitter account Synth Potato sums it up: "What a ridiculously convoluted, confusing puzzle." Resident Evil Requiem seemingly confirms Leon Kennedy is married, and everyone wants to know who's the lucky gal or guy: "We all know it's Chris."