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In many videos, people say you should just try all 24 combinations of the red, blue, green, and yellow levers. However, here’s how it actually works.

Some videos mention a “spark” that appears after hitting the levers. The spark is real, and you’re supposed to use it to figure out the correct combination. A lot of people get confused about what the spark means, but my friends and I realized while playing the Buried Easter egg that the spark only appears after you flip all four switches.

For example, if we input the order red, blue, green, yellow, and after flipping all four, the yellow lever sparks, that means yellow is in the correct position. Now you only need to figure out the first three. However if none of them spark, that means that none of the colors were in the right order so you gotta do another random order first.

When you reset and try again, you should always keep yellow last (since it’s correct). For example: blue, green, red, yellow. After flipping all four again, whichever lever sparks next is also in the correct position.

So if blue sparks, that means the correct order now starts with blue and ends with yellow:
blue, ?, ?, yellow.

You then repeat this process with the remaining colors (red and green) until you find the full correct combination.

In many videos, people say you should just try all 24 combinations of the red, blue, green, and yellow levers. However, here’s how it actually works.

Some videos mention a “spark” that appears after hitting the levers. The spark is real, and you’re supposed to use it to figure out the correct combination. A lot of people get confused about what the spark means, but my friends and I realized while playing the Buried Easter egg that the spark only appears after you flip all four switches.

For example, if we input the order red, blue, green, yellow, and after flipping all four, the yellow lever sparks, that means yellow is in the correct position. Now you only need to figure out the first three. However if none of them spark, that means that none of the colors were in the right order so you gotta do another random order first.

When you reset and try again, you should always keep yellow last (since it’s correct). For example: blue, green, red, yellow. After flipping all four again, whichever lever sparks next is also in the correct position.

So if blue sparks, that means the correct order now starts with blue and ends with yellow:
blue, ?, ?, yellow.

You then repeat this process with the remaining colors (red and green) until you find the full correct combination.