Chapter 2: mine, tram, and lake cave

After the attraction, the ground opens into works that were never on the brochure. One guide draws chapter 2 as a mine, a tram ride, and a cave on a lake, and it hands you three keypad codes. Another guide draws chapter 2 as generators, a foreman tower, and the tram, and it saves the goo-stained mine for later. Both drawings can be true of the same tunnels if the authors cut the tape in different places. I will not pretend the cut is official.

The three codes, one author

Stella is still the paleontologist on the headset, the Coolidge family friend from the narrative devlog. The guide has her read 1677 to you. That is consistent with her role and it is still one guide's staging. If your elevator wants a different number, trust the prop in front of you over this table.

Two Brontosaurus pursuits

The creature-design devlog says the Brontosaurus was the hardest animal to build because of its size, and that it roams. A later patch mentions a second Brontosaurus hunt. Chapter 1 already spent one chase getting you into the cave. The second hunt is why this chapter, in the guide that uses the lake cave, feels like the large animal's real territory. You still do not hurt it. You get the cart, the gate, or the tunnel to move.

I am not listing goo pools or minecart physics here. Those sentences belong to the other chapter cut, and they are written on the chapter 3 page so a reader can see the disagreement instead of a blended room. Finish-level percent on 2 Nov 2026 was 55.8 for level 2, down from 79.9 for level 1. The drop is a public statistic, not a difficulty rating I measured.