How to Turn on the Projector in Short Creepy Stories

Can’t figure out how to turn the projector on in Short Creepy Stories? Well, we have your back. In this guide, I’ve provided you with step-by-step instructions to perform that very action. It’s almost a complete walkthrough of the level itself, in fact, as the projector sequence is very close to the end. It’s not super complicated, but I understand why you might be stumped as turning on the projector requires picking up an object that you can easily miss at the beginning of the level.

Short Creepy Stories is a great Roblox horror game that plays a little like Outlast in short bursts. There are a variety of levels that play out in first person, and you typically have to try and escape a horrifying area. You will face fiendishly difficult puzzles, incredibly creepy monsters, and darkness and sound effects designed to simply terrify you.

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How to Turn on the Projector in Short Creepy Stories

Now, here’s how to turn on the projector in steps:

1. Play Short Creepy Stories – Deadly Content
2. Progress through the intro, watching the initial cutscene
3. Find the ‘Treatment Room Key’ in a toilet
4. Unlock the Treatment Room and pick up the ‘Injection’
5. Find the female toilet
6. Use your camera on the X mark to reveal a body
7. Use the injection on the body
8. Pick up the ‘Cabinet Key’ from their eye socket (ewww)
9. Find the room marked ‘Cabinet’
10. Pick up the remote next to the TV – this will trigger a power cut
11. Progress through the level and find the room labelled ‘High Voltage’
12. Flip the switch to turn on power back on
13. Keep going through the building until you find a room labelled ‘Administration’
14. Use the remote you picked up earlier when facing the projector screen to turn it on

And that’s it! Turning on the projector will provide you with a code that you need to finish the level, so make a note of it.

Glen Fox

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Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.