Green Tower Beach House Counting Puzzle
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The Beach House counting puzzle is the Green Tower's most layered challenge. Players split across two beach houses to count images, convert totals into tile.
This is the longest Green Tower puzzle. Start at the red platform on the rocks beneath the Green Tower, which shows two coordinates: 3259, 1883 and 3231, 1976. Travel north to the beach and enter the two separate buildings. One player activates the ground-floor switch in the first house, counts how many images appear, then goes upstairs and uses tiles to send the number to their partner. The tile values are fixed: a triangle equals 10, a star equals 5, and a slash equals 1, so the number 21 is two triangles plus one slash. The partner stacks tiles to recreate the total and presses the confirmation button, which raises a pegboard outside. The player in the other beach building reads the number on the board through a telescope, enters it into the console, and the puzzle completes.
Hints
Hint 1
spoiler: light
The tile values are fixed: triangle = 10, star = 5, slash = 1.
Hint 2
spoiler: medium
One player counts the images and stacks tiles to send the total; the partner recreates it and confirms.
Hint 3
spoiler: full
After confirmation, read the pegboard number through the telescope in the other building and enter it.
Solution
- 1Start at the red platform below the Green Tower and note the two coordinates.
- 2Split up between the two beach houses.
- 3Count the images in the first house and convert the total into triangle/star/slash tiles.
- 4Recreate the total upstairs and press the confirmation button.
- 5Read the pegboard through the telescope in the other building and enter the number.
Sources & Citations
“Big Walk Green Tower Guide - Roonby”
“Big Walk Green Tower: How to Activate Chairlift - TechWiser”
“Big Walk Seaside Counting Puzzle Solution - NerdsChalk”