All safe codes in 007 First Light

A safe code entry panel in 007 First Light — (Image credit: IO Interactive)

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Safe codes in 007 First Light and similar four-digit combinations for door locks are a major recurring element, with James Bond regularly having to deduce and decipher codes to access safes everywhere from Slovakia to the Antarctic. We've got plenty of individual guides for code puzzles, but if you want them to know them all, they're all collected here below with a complete list of safe codes and door codes for the James Bond game, laid out in order of occurrence and with minimal spoilers.

All door and safe codes in 007 First Light

A code entered into a door in 007 First Light — (Image credit: IO Interactive)

Below is every code needed to unlock something in 007 First Light, in order that you'll encounter them.

007 First Light Laundry room code (Carpathian Hotel): 1805
007 First Light manager's office safe code (Carpathian Hotel): 1952
Courtyard Maintenance Door code (London Museum): 3256
007 First Light Penthouse Safe Code (Webb Industries): 1493
Q-Lab Armory door code (MI6): 1324
Q-Lab stress test chamber code (MI6): 4397
Archive safe code (Antarctica): 1864

Some of the codes above have guides linked to them if you want to understand the puzzle in greater detail, but ultimately you don't need to have to go through the steps of obtaining clues to successfully enter the code - 007 First Light doesn't engage with those sorts of mandatory progression flags.

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