🧩 Puzzling Places DLC - Monthly Pack #2

Introducing - the Monthly Pack #2!

Monthly Pack #2 includes 6 new puzzles from all around the world - available today through the in-game or through the Quest / PS VR stores for 4.99$!

For more information about the Monthly Packs, refer to the announcement post.

Puzzling Places - Update v1.7

After launching with Trophies on PS VR last years, we're finally bringing the ability to unlock Achievements on Quest! Check out the full Achievements list to see how to unlock them.

Refer to the changelog for the full details.

The following puzzles are included in Monthly Pack #2:

Chateau de Veves:

• Location: Houyet, Belgium
• Scan by: LZ Creation [1]
• Max. 400 pieces
• Standard Audio

Clock Tower in Yenisehir:

• Location: Yenişehir, Turkey
• Scan by: AhmetGuner3d [2]
• Max. 400 pieces
• Standard Audio

Fire Station No. 6:

• Location: Baltimore, MD, USA
• Scan by: Taylor Houlihan [3]
• Max. 400 pieces
• Standard Audio

Ottoman Tombstone:

• Location: Bursa, Turkey
• Scan by: AhmetGuner3d [4]
• Max. 400 pieces
• Standard Audio

Shikhar Temple:

• Location: Lalitpur, Nepal
• Scan by: Dystopia [5]
• Max. 400 pieces
• Standard Audio

CFMoto X10 Quad Bike:

• Location: N/A
• Scan by: Viesturs Dille [6]
• Max. 400 pieces
• Standard Audio

Attribution and Licenses

- [1] The "Chateau de Veves" puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by LZ Creation and is licensed under the Standard License.

- [2] The "Clock Tower in Yenisehir" puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by AhmetGuner3d and is licensed under the Standard License.

- [3] The "Fire Station No. 6" puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Taylor Houlihan and is licensed under the Standard License.

- [4] The "Ottoman Tombstone" puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by AhmetGuner3d and is licensed under the Standard License.

- [5] The "Shikhar Temple" puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Dystopia and is licensed under the Standard License.

- [6] The "CFMoto X10 Quad Bike" puzzle was created using a photogrammetry scan by Viesturs Dille and is licensed under the Standard License.