In Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order players will undoubtedly find themselves stuck in a head-scratching puzzle space. Put simply, Puzzle Spaces are rooms that cannot be escaped except by solving a puzzle and the first Puzzle Space that players can expect to find on their journey is the Tomb of Eilram during their first trip to Zeffo.
To escape the Tomb of Eilram in Fallen Order, players must move three large metal balls, with a little help from wind tunnels and the Force, through the tomb and into designated holes. This guide covers how to do that.
During the first half of the tomb, players will find themselves traversing huge jumps on a pendulum, avoiding Skungi, and facing Tomb Guardians. After defeating the first Tomb Guardian by luring it near exploding Skungi, players will acquire Force Push, a staple in any self-respecting Jedi’s repertoire of Force powers and a crucial tool in solving the puzzle space after defeating the second Tomb Guardian.
Upon entering the puzzle space Cal Kestis, the game's protagonist, will find one ball already there. Players can Force Push the ball into the hole to the left. Doing so will raise a set of platforms, allow a wind current to blow, and open a door beside where the second Tomb Guardian was standing. For now, players should head through the door where they’ll find some gratings they can climb along. On the other end of the gratings, players will hop through some columns and find the second metal ball against a cracked wall. A Force Push will send the ball through the wall and down into the Puzzle Space.
There’s a track beside where the first ball rests that runs down a corridor and up a ramp where the wind will launch the ball onto the opposite platform. From there, another Force Push will send the second ball into the second hole. Now would also be a good time for players to double-check that they haven't missed any secret chests off the beaten path.
The final ball can be found in the core of the pendulum players already interacted with on their way to the Puzzle Space. To free the ball from the pendulum, players will once again put their Force Push to use and send the pendulum into a cracked wall in the corner of the room. The action will both break the wall and free the ball.
From there, all players have to do is send the ball through the collapsed wall and into the track players sent the second ball down. This time, however, the third ball will not stop on the opposite platform, but will instead continue down a second track and up a second ramp onto the third level opposite, just above the first ball. Kal will have to climb onto the third level and use Force Push once again to redirect the path of the ball into the third hole, otherwise the ball will fall down into the first track again and do a lap around the room.
Once the third ball is in the third hole, the platform will rise and players can climb up and back to the entrance of the Tomb of Eilram where they can escape from and continue their fifteen hour adventure.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.