Check the hamster cage. That is the location given in a player follow-up about the computer mission after the pair initially reported being unable to interact either inside or outside the computer.
Treat this as a specific player-reported item hint, not a complete walkthrough of the computer puzzle. The available description does not identify a precise coordinate, an entrance route, the card's appearance, or a required interaction button.
Use the cage as the next search target
Guide diagram: a player-reported item hint, without invented room coordinates or card artwork.
If the computer seems unresponsive and you have not located the memory card, inspect the hamster cage before repeating the same computer interaction. Tell your partner which object you are checking so that you do not both keep testing the computer while the missing item remains elsewhere.
The useful distinction is between finding a required object and knowing how to operate the computer. The location hint addresses the first problem. It does not establish every action that follows collection or the exact place where the card must be inserted.
Use the visible objects and prompts in your own room to identify the cage and inspect it. This guide does not assign a room direction such as left of the computer or behind a particular door because those details have not been established.
What the hint does and does not establish
| Detail | What you can use |
|---|---|
| Search target | The hamster cage |
| Item to look for | The memory card |
| Exact route to the cage | Not established |
| Card color or appearance | Not established |
| Full computer-puzzle sequence | Not established |
The diagram is a reminder of the reported search target. It is not a screenshot, floor plan, or illustration of the actual card. Avoid matching an invented card shape or cage layout to the game.
If collecting the item does not restore progress
First separate what happened: whether you found the card, whether you could collect it, and whether the computer then responded. Those are different points of failure and give you and your partner a clearer basis for deciding what to check next.
A missing interaction alone does not establish that the mission is bugged. Conversely, this one location hint cannot rule out a blocked session. If progress is genuinely softlocked, the game's general recovery guidance allows the host to reselect the last checkpoint from the main menu.
There is no confirmed claim here that reloading changes the card's location or replaces a missed collection step. Keep the hamster-cage search separate from checkpoint recovery so that a restart does not become a guess at the puzzle solution.