🧩 Puzzling Places DLC - Monthly Pack #10
Hey Puzzlers,
A brand new variety puzzle pack - the Monthly Pack #10 is here! Available today for $4.99 through the in-game Store or through the Quest / PS VR stores.
The pack features an eclectic mix of structures from France, Turkey, Serbia, England, and USA.
For more information about the Monthly Packs, refer to the announcement post.
The following puzzles are included in Monthly Pack #10:
Puzzle 1: Tilbury Fort Water Gate
- Location: Essex, England
- Scan by: David Fletcher [1]
- Max. 400 pieces
- Standard Audio
The Tilbury Fort Water Gate is the south entrance to the historic artillery fort on the River Thames. The fort was originally constructed by King Henry VII to defend the coast of 16th century England. As military technology developed, the fort was eventually repurposed as a transit depot and storage for gunpowder and heavy artillery. It is now owned by the English Heritage trust and is open to the public as a tourist attraction.
Puzzle 2: Old Truck at a Gas Station
- Location: New South Wales, Australia
- Scan by: Renafox [2]
- Max. 400 pieces
- Standard Audio
Although the exact location of this puzzle is unknown, its contents tell us a vivid story about the truck’s owner and the memories their free-spirited life may behold.
Puzzle 3: Pool on Route 66
- Location: Two Guns, AZ, USA
- Scan by: Parker Hill Photography / GEO VIEW 3D [3]
- Max. 400 pieces
- Standard Audio
“Along Interstate 40, nestled between Flagstaff and Winslow, is the ghost town of Two Guns. As you drive by, you may see the remnants of an old gas station, now nothing more than a repository of graffiti after a 1971 fire nearly burned it to the ground.”
Source: John LaBarbera, ADOT Communications
Puzzle 4: House of Vojislav Ilić
- Location: Nepričava, Serbia
- Scan by: Aleksandar Nikšić [4]
- Max. 400 pieces
- Standard Audio
Vojislav Ilić was a Serbian poet whose works exemplified the Decadent movement in Western Europe. His first publication, titled Pesme (Poems) was published in 1887. Vojislav Ilić influenced many young Serbian poets - so much so that the term Vojislavism was coined as a result of his impact.
Puzzle 5: Mausoleum
- Location: Cannes, France
- Scan by: Azad Balabanian [5]
- Max. 400 pieces
- Standard Audio
This Russian-influenced building is also known as the Chapel of Orthodox in memory of Alexandra Skripitzine. The chapel was erected in 1895 by Eugène Tripet in memory of his wife Alexandra Féodorovna Skripitzine, who died the same year.
Source: Ministère de la Culture
Puzzle 6: Istanbul Railway Station
- Location: Istanbul, Turkey
- Scan by: Azad Balabanian [6]
- Max. 400 pieces
- Standard Audio
This puzzle features an interior view of the Sirkeci railway station - an iconic symbol of Istanbul that once operated as the eastern terminal of the world-famous Orient Express, a long distance passenger train that ran from Paris to Istanbul from the years 1883-2009.
Attribution and Licenses
- [1] The “Tilbury Fort Water Gate” puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by David Fletcher and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) license.
- [2] The “Old Truck at a Gas Station” puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Renafox and is licensed under the Standard License.
- [3] The “Pool on Route 66” puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Parker Hill Photography / GEO VIEW 3D and is licensed under the Standard License.
- [4] The “House of Vojislav Ilić” puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Aleksandar Nikšić and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) license.
- [5] The “Mausoleum” puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Azad Balabanian and is licensed under the Standard License.
- [6] The “Istanbul Railway Station” puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Azad Balabanian and is licensed under the Standard License.
Happy puzzling!
-realities.io team-