The Turing Test

The Turing Test

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Optional Puzzles 1 - 7 PICTURE GUIDE
By Bullet_Catcher*
I got tired of trying to navigate through all the various playthroughs, none of which had the Sector locations within each chapter. So here you are...a picture guide WITH SECTORS on how to obtain all 7 of the Optional Achievements. The optional puzzles are the rooms that end in a 6 (except the first one).
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Optional 1
Chapter 1 Sector 7
Achievement "This is a Lock"
Location: Room 7


The solution to the lock is found in the lab at the end of Chapter 5.
(Thanks hexaae, Source[turingtest.fandom.com])

You will see two blue orbs like this, grab them both


Put them in:
Row 2 Spot 3
Row 3 Spot 5
Optional 2
Chapter 2 Sector 16
A Polite Conversation
Location: Room 16


You will see a blue barrier that will get disabled from fast movement.
Instead hold the walk button (CTRL on PC) to proceed across without setting off the sensor
Optional 3
Chapter 3 Sector 26
The Universe's Machine Epsilon
Location: Room 26


Grab all the boxes from the bottom area


Stack them on top of each other to block the camera

Proceed up the ladder and through the exit

Optional 4
Chapter 4 Sector 36
Achievement "Algorithmic Composition"
Location: Room 36


Grab the box from to the left


Drop it on the edge of the steps so that it will roll downwards to the button
THEN hurry up and rush through the door to your right


DO NOT JUMP DOWN TO THE LOWER LEVEL!
Grab the blue orb from this spot and move it to the one on the right to open the door

Now you can jump down and proceed through the two doors

Optional 5
Chapter 5 Sector 46
Achievement "The Chinese Room"
Location: Room 46


This one is rather challenging so I'm just going to describe to you the colors you require on each door. Also note there are two doors at the end (both of which you can access and both give you the achievement) for a total of four doors.

First Door = Two Greens
Second Door = One Green and One Purple


Bring One Purple and One Green with you, and grab the Blue (from the Fourth Door)
Third Door = Purple, Green and Blue


To access the Fourth Door (not required for achievement)
First Door = Two Purples
Second Door = Blue and Green

Bring Two Green Orbs with you
Quickly grab the Green from the Second Door while Blue is active
Place all three Greens on the Fourth Door




Optional 6
Chapter 6 Sector 56
Achievement "Boolean Logic"
Location: Room 56


Another complicated one so I'll just describe what's required to pass each door. These are Logic Gates which means each symbol means something specific and tells you the order of which you need to open the door.


∧ = AND
∨ = OR
⊕ = BOTH OR ONE
⚑ = NOT
Optional 7
Chapter 7 Sector 66
"Thinking Outside of the Box"
Location; Room 66


Optional 7: Chapter 7 Sector 66 (thanks to djcj)

Solution: take the box from the large room and use it to block the door. Take the orb that keeps the large room's door open. The box under the door should keep a gap open. Shoot the orb through the gap to the receiver of the large room.

PS: if you take the box, enter the other room and drop the box, your "gun" will be floating in the air.

Video Guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTPF6BWs5IM
24 Comments
FlyLeaf 8 Apr @ 8:43pm 
thanks a lot! :bgt_heart:
Aradmidias 4 Jul, 2023 @ 11:30am 
Regarding Optional 6: If you think you were missing some orbs for the 7th combination, then take a good look at the outlets/slots . Some are not[b/] the same[/spoiler]
TripleDogDare 3 Sep, 2022 @ 6:17am 
I solved Option 7 by being _very fast_. Grabbed and shot the orb before the door closed.
CemAySenpai 8 Nov, 2021 @ 9:27am 
Thank you!
hexaae 5 Aug, 2021 @ 7:02am 
Optional 1 explained (link): This is a Lock [turingtest.fandom.com]
Vlad Dr. Akula 22 Mar, 2021 @ 2:36am 
Wolfenbein, i think on the contrary, computer cant solve logic puzzles yet he may try out every solution until it will be solved. So its the only puzzle he may be done
Bullet_Catcher*  [author] 18 Nov, 2020 @ 3:34am 
My apologies. Added.
Challah_Money 9 Jul, 2020 @ 12:00am 
⊕ is a Xor. The output is true if and only if one input is true
Baldarek 28 Jun, 2020 @ 1:13pm 
A small correction, ⊕ isn't "both or one", it's "either one or the other but not both". "Both or one" meanwhile is just a synonym for "or".
Gaoshiqing 19 Apr, 2020 @ 8:10pm 
Normal levels seem to be too boring compared to these optional levels except optional 1.