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007 First Light codes: All safe combinations and door codes
Have a crack at it.

IO Interactive, Radio Times
- Cole Luke
- , Echo Apsey
Published: Wednesday, 3 June 2026 at 4:33 pm
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As you might expect in a James Bond game, 007 has to sneak and sleuth his way into all manner of places and things he shouldn't be in, which can prove quite difficult at times, and so we thought it prudent to provide gamers everywhere with 007 First Light codes, including all safe combinations and door codes.
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Certainly, having the codes to hand will help you make your way through the varied missions and could shorten how long it takes to beat 007 First Light, which could be no bad thing, given how stacked the year is as developers swerve to avoid GTA 6.
And on the topic of numbers, you might want to take a gander at how much money 007 First Light has made, a number that will only presumably go up when the 007 First Light DLC and Nintendo Switch 2 version roll around.
But, as for those 007 First Light safe codes, read on!
Full list of 007 First Light codes
Here's your list of safe and door codes in 007 First Light:
- Laundry Door - 1805
- Manager's Office Safe Code - 1952
- Maintenance Door Code - 3256
- Penthouse Safe - 1493
- Q-Lab: Q-08 Armoury Door - 1324
- Q-Lab: Q-03 Stress Testing Cabinet- 4397
- Security Office - Archive - 1864
The Laundry Door code is found in the hotel manager's office during All The Time In The World. Sneak past the main lobby to the back room with the security guard nearby. Here you can find the Security Note, with the key-code. With this information, you can input the code 1805.
In the same chapter, you can find a safe in the manager's office, examine the wine case to find a date. This code is the safe combination. You can then enter code 1952.
For the maintenance door, you need to enter the courtyard during the chapter Uninvited. Here you can find a laptop which has the code: 3256.
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Once you reach Nicholas Webb's office in Webb Industries, you can find a safe. The code is spread out across several different items via clues. You need to look at the diploma, painting, video game, and model to get all four numbers. You can then enter code 1493.
Once you enter the Q-Lab during Man of the Hour, head to Q-08 section. Here you can look at the top score on the shooting range leaderboard nearby to find the code: 1324.
Then, in the Q-Lab, head to the Q-03 Stress Testing section. Use the laser on the fire extinguisher to enter the room and look at the number plate on the car. The code is the number plate: 4397.
Finally, once you are in the Legal Department at the end of the game, grab the safe key. Use it to open the safe downstairs and get the code: 1864.
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Authors

Cole LukeFreelance Writer
Cole Luke is a freelance journalist and video producer who contributes to Radio Times Gaming. He also has bylines for Digital Foundry, PC Gamer, Network N and more.

Echo ApseyContributor
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