007 First Light includes 7 unique doors and safes that are locked behind codes. These codes are not randomized, and are applied for everyone, meaning you can consult the list of all door and safe codes in 007 First Light that we have listed below, so you know the answers.
We’ve posted the answers and solutions for each door/safe code that you’ll find, so read on ahead to find the location and code of the specific locked door and safe that you’re stuck with, so you don’t need to look around for them.
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All Door & Safe Codes Overview in 007 First Light
|
Door/Safe |
Code |
Mission |
|---|---|---|
|
Laundry Room Door |
1805 |
All the Time in the World |
|
Hotel Manager’s Office Safe |
1952 |
All the Time in the World |
|
Maintenance Room Door |
3256 |
Uninvited |
|
Webb’s Office Safe |
1493 |
Knightfall |
|
Q-Lab Armory Door |
1324 |
Man of the Hour |
|
Q-Lab Stress Test Chamber Safe |
4397 |
Man of the Hour |
|
Archive Door |
1864 |
Wave of the Future |
Laundry Room Door Code in 007 First Light
Your first code comes from “All the Time in the World”, where eventually, you’ll be tasked with investigating the blond man within the hotel. However, the doors leading to the laundry room are locked with a code, and you can find said code on a note on the Hotel Manager’s Office desk.
Hotel Manager’s Office Safe Code in 007 First Light
Behind Reception in the hotel during “All the Time in the World”, you can stick to the right to find the Hotel Manager’s Office. Behind the desk is a safe, and you can find the code by interacting with the wine bottle on the left as you enter the room and reading the vintage wine’s date.
Maintenance Room Door Code in 007 First Light
In the “Uninvited” mission, you’ll be tasked with escaping the courtyard. However, before you do so, you’re going to want to head to the back right room to find the Dining Room (right of the exit doors). There’s a Maintenance Room here, and the password can be found on a laptop in the Library (left room).
Webb’s Office Safe Code in 007 First Light
During “Knightfall”, you will be tasked with locating and opening the safe in Webb’s office as a main objective. The safe can be found by interacting with the drawer on Webb’s desk, and the code is the numbers found on these items in order: College Diploma, Basilisk Painting, Video Game, and Scale Model.
Getting the Webb’s Office safe code correct on the first try gets you the “Crackerjacker” challenge. However, if you get the code wrong 7 times, you can get the “Epic Fail” challenge.
Q-Lab Armory Door Code in 007 First Light
After “Time to Die”, you’ll eventually be placed into Q-Lab, where you need to steal field equipment. During this objective, you can head into the Shooting Range area and find that the Armory door is locked. You can find the code by reading Waters’ high score in the Shooting Range.
Q-Lab Stress Test Chamber Safe Code in 007 First Light
In your search to get a Q-Watch, you will eventually be locked in the Stress Test Chamber. If you look at the testing chamber itself, you will see a vehicle. The last four numbers on the number plate will be your code for the display cabinet.
Archive Door Code in 007 First Light
You’ll be tasked with upgrading the ID bracelet in “Wave of the Future”, and the locked Archives door code can be found within the safe in the Office on the lower floor, which requires a key found in the Legal Department. Alternatively, you can solve the math puzzle in the Lockers to get the code.
- Released
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May 27, 2026
- ESRB
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Teen / Blood, Language, Suggestive Themes, Violence, In-Game Purchases
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