Gothic 1 Remake plate solver
Gothic Remake Lockpick Solver
Build the lock face, set directed same or opposite plate links, and let the browser search for the shortest safe move sequence to the center target column.
Plate editor
Build the lock face
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556 states
Plate links
How to use it
Step 1
Count the plates
Set the number of metal plates visible in the lock. The editor supports 2 to 7 plates.
Step 2
Place each pin
Use the sliders to match the current pin hole for each plate. The highlighted target column is where the pins should align.
Step 3
Add plate links
For each ordered plate relation, choose None, Same, or Opposite depending on how turning one plate moves another plate.
Step 4
Copy the shortest route
The BFS solver searches safe moves and outputs the shortest move list it can find for the current lock model.
FAQ
Is this for Gothic 1 Remake or classic Gothic?
This page targets the Gothic 1 Remake plate-and-pin lockpicking puzzle. Classic Gothic 1 and Gothic 2 use left/right sequence locks, which are a different mechanic.
Why are the catalog locks marked practice instead of verified?
The solver UI and BFS engine are ready, but real chest entries are only marked verified after lock semantics and sample chest data are checked against actual Gothic 1 Remake gameplay.
What does Same or Opposite mean?
Same means a linked plate moves in the same direction as the plate you move. Opposite means it moves in the reverse direction. None means the two plates are independent.
Does the solver use a server or AI?
No. The lock search runs locally in your browser with a deterministic breadth-first search. No lock setup is uploaded.
This is an unofficial fan-made tool and is not affiliated with THQ Nordic, Alkimia Interactive, Piranha Bytes, or Gothic.
The solver is built for the Gothic 1 Remake lockpicking puzzle model. Classic Gothic 1/2 left-right sequence locks use a different mechanic.
Real chest catalog entries are only marked verified after game-side calibration data is available.
Guide pages
Gothic lockpicking notes
2026-07-10
Gothic 1 Remake Lockpicking Guide
How the Gothic 1 Remake plate-and-pin lock puzzle differs from classic Gothic left-right lock sequences.
2026-07-10
Gothic Remake vs Classic Gothic Lockpicking
Why Gothic 1 Remake lockpicking needs a plate solver instead of a left-right sequence lookup.
2026-07-10
How to Use the Gothic Lockpick Solver
A quick walkthrough for entering plates, pin positions, and same or opposite links in the Gothic Remake solver.