During the "Other Attempt" chapter of Part 5 "Richard" in the video game Silent Hill: Townfall, players encounter a broken projector in a meeting room on the 5th floor of the CEG Headquarters. The projector is incomplete, and players must find its missing parts to restore it, which creates a new puzzle tied to the main story. This task requires navigating through different areas of the building and solving minor challenges to progress. The projector's label suggests that the missing parts can be found in the Media Department storage on the 4th floor of the CEG Tower. To reach this location, players must first descend to the 3rd floor, then use the stairs inside the Public Relations department to ascend to the 4th floor. Once there, they should head to the room on the far left to find a key near Richard's corpse. This key unlocks the storage room, where players can retrieve a bulb from the second shelf of the "General Storage" cabinet. A clue next to the bulb indicates that the projector's objective was borrowed by someone named F. Sloan in the Finance Department on the 3rd floor. A code is also written at the bottom of the page, which players use to access the Finance Department. After entering the code 2709 with their access card, players find the projector lens in the CFO's office by searching a drawer in his desk. With both the bulb and the lens, players return to the 5th floor to repair the projector. Once the projector is fixed, it displays a meeting schedule on the wall. A note at the bottom of the page directs players to the slides in the meeting room on the mezzanine. Before leaving, players are reminded to take the CEG maintenance key from one of Richard's corpses. This key grants access to the maintenance room, which provides ladders for easier movement between floors. Players can then descend to the 2nd floor, enter the Operations Department, and collect resources from the Operations Storage. Continuing through the IT Department and following the map, players can access the stairs behind the Administration area, leading to further exploration.