In Assassin's Creed 2 you will encounter 20 different glyph puzzles. The puzzles are tricky but important to uncover Subject 16's secret.
Assassin's Creed 2: Locations of the glyphs for the puzzles
Overall there is 20 Glyphen in Assassin's Creed 2, which are spread across the entire game world. Luckily, you don't have to search for them in any particular order, as each glyph automatically unlocks the next puzzle.
- In the Villa Monteriggioni there is a glyph. You can find this on the southwest corner of the villa in the third chapter.
- In the Tuscany and San Gimignano you can track down five more glyphs. These are located both in the community and outside of it.
- In Romagna there are only two glyphs instead. You can find one right on the lighthouse wall facing the sea and the other on the roof of the Abbazia Di San Mercuriale in the center of Romagna.
- Explore Venice extensively to discover the seven glyphs hidden there. Places like the tower of the Campanile di San Marco and below the Ponte di Rialto in the water are recommended.
- There are five more glyphs in Florence. Buildings like the Ospedale Degli Innocent and the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence provide you with the important treasures.
Assassin's Creed 2 Glyph Puzzle 1: In the Beginning
- In this picture puzzle you have to five paintings choose ones that show an apple. That's it Kern meant.
- These are pictures 3 (The Fall of Man), 5 (Hercules in the Garden of the Hesperides), 6 (Atalanta and Hippomenes), 7 (The Judgment of Paris) and 9 (Idun and the apples).
Assassin's Creed 2 Glyphen-Rätsel 2:64 Quadrate
- In this puzzle you must three paintings arrange it correctly again. By selecting and rotating each circle with your controller or mouse and keyboard, you can arrange the pieces correctly.
- Work your way through it from outside to inside before. The larger rings make it easier for you to properly adjust the paintings of Napoleon and the other historical figures.
Assassin's Creed 2 Glyph Puzzle 3: Descendants
- You will be shown three photos of Fanklin D. Roosevelt, Harry Houdini and Mahatma Gandhi. In the photos you must use one infrared scanner locate the hidden shards of Eden.
- In the photo of Roosevelt you will find the Eden fragment on an extended line of it Arms.
- In the photo of Houdini you will find the Eden shard a little below him right hand.
- In the photo of Gandhi you will find the Eden fragment at the height of the Ellenbogen's.