Match the four pictures, check raised legs, bring the bell, and switch the engravings. In Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival, the hellraiser revival marlowe puzzle search covers several obstacles around the Marlo hunt. Start with the nearby reference pictures; the bell mechanism comes later, after another Bruno encounter.
How do you solve the Marlo hunt four picture puzzle?
Match each panel to its nearby reference picture: standing 69, oral stimulation with nipple piercings, held missionary, and a held rear-entry pose.
The picture segment begins at 7:53:27 in the video above. The four descriptions follow at 7:53:37–7:53:50, and the standing 69 selection is identified at 7:53:59. Treat these as visual matches, rather than a number code.
- Find the standing 69 panel. Check that the figures are standing, matching the reference.
- Match the figure receiving oral stimulation. Check the nipple piercings, since they distinguish this reference from a broadly similar pose.
- Match the held missionary pose. Compare how the figure is held against the reference picture.
- Match the held rear-entry pose. Check the legs as well as the general position before you settle on a panel.
Those descriptions help you recognize the pictures; compare each with its corresponding reference rather than treating the list as a left-to-right slot code. For other puzzle stops along your route, see hellraiser revival puzzles.
Why are my Marlo standing 69 panels still wrong?
Recheck the raised legs in the reference picture, even if the overall pose looks right.
At 7:54:43–7:54:48, a player realizes they missed the legs-up detail after believing the pictures matched. That makes a close visual comparison more useful than repeatedly changing panels you already recognize.
Before changing the standing 69 panel again, compare the remaining pictures' leg positions. A similar pose can still be the wrong match when the reference has raised legs.
What do you do about the Marlo hunt missing bell?
Find the bell before continuing with the bell mechanism, then head back toward the shop once you have it.
The missing-bell obstacle is identified at 9:32:43. Later, another Bruno defeat is recorded at 9:48:00, followed by a return toward the shop with the bell at 9:49:47–9:49:48. Check that you have the bell before making that return trip. If the fight is your current obstacle, follow hellraiser revival bruno.
How do you handle the Marlo Bruno Revenant engraving puzzle?
Switch the engravings on the mechanism; Marlo, the Revenant and Bruno are the names identified during the successful attempt.
The engravings initially look like something you need to interpret without changing them. At 9:50:56, the player realizes they can be switched. Marlo is identified at 9:51:02, the Revenant at 9:51:05, and Bruno at 9:51:17. The successful attempt follows at 9:51:26–9:51:28.
Work with the switchable engravings instead of treating them as fixed decoration. Those spoken names help identify what the player is considering; they are not a numbered slot sequence. Once you get past this mechanism, continue the hunt with hellraiser revival marlowe.
How do you solve the inward-looking eyes or cross-eyed puzzle?
Turn the eyes inward toward each other so they look cross-eyed.
The clue is “A way opens to those who look inwards,” read at 10:25:48. The cross-eyed interpretation follows at 10:25:52. It sounds like a symbolic instruction, but the practical reading is the direction of the eyes: check that they face inward, toward one another.
This later eye puzzle gives you an inward-facing setting to try when that clue blocks your route. After handling your current obstacle, return to hellraiser revival walkthrough for the remaining Bruno, Marlowe and ending route.