Yakuza 6 features hidden safe locations that are mini-puzzles that can be solved for rewards, however one is not so easy. This Yakuza 6: The Song Of Life New Serena Roof Safe Code will tell you the code to the only safe in the game that cannot be opened without a specific code.
It is worth noting that there are many different safe’s scattered throughout the game. We’ve got a guide for a list of safe locations and safe rewards but the safe that sits atop New Serena roof is slightly different.
There is no hidden key for this safe, you must input a specific code. In the Japanese version of Yakuza 6 the code was hidden in a special location during a real-life event. It’s slightly different in Yakuza 6 here for the Western release. Information pertaining to the New Serena Roof Safe was hidden throughout the Yakuza 6 comics that were shown on the official website in the build up to the release.
The code for the New Serena Roof Safe is – KP56VFA9MX2B7LH
You get a ton of cash and a bucket load of experience.
Yakuza 6 features hidden safe locations that are mini-puzzles that can be solved for rewards, however one is not so easy. This Yakuza 6: The Song Of Life New Serena Roof Safe Code will tell you the code to the only safe in the game that cannot be opened without a specific code.
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