Divine Frequency terminal numbers

Start with the clue for your terminal

The cited players describe local clue chains, not one password for every terminal. Use the location descriptions below to choose a route. These are single-player reports checked on 2026-10-29; the exact builds are not specified, and the two fridge descriptions have not been established as different terminals or as independent confirmation of the same one.

Buried-level fridge route: mail, note, gate, second terminal

In the 27 October 2026 fridge reply, vlad.basmanov gives this sequence. The thread marks that single player reply as the answer; it is not a developer-authored solution.

• 1. On the level the reply calls buried, use a terminal and read its mail.
• 2. The mail mentions a password note on that level. Find and read that note; the post does not name the exact room or print the password.
• 3. Return to the terminal and enter the password from the note. The player says this opens a gate to a second terminal.
• 4. Answer the questions at the second terminal. The reply says you can fail most of them and still receive what the refrigerator needs; it does not supply the questions, answers, or reward name.

Mall-freezer clue and the PSI detour

In a separate fridge-sidequest thread, Taz points to a terminal in the empty mall area with freezers before the parking lot. The password is said to be in a corner of one of the shops in that mall. Start by checking those shop corners, then return to the terminal with the clue you actually find.

The same participant says a PSI-cost pillar discussed by the original poster is an optional Trench Gun upgrade, not the fridge requirement. That distinction can prevent a wrong detour, but remains one player’s explanation. The thread also describes an elevator warning before a point of no return; it does not give a map or a complete backtracking route.

This thread was checked on 2026-10-29 while its post times were shown relatively. No 27 October publication date is assigned to it, and its mall description is not silently merged with the buried-level route.

7439: one Satellite Uplink report, with demo context

In the 26 October 2026 Satellite Uplink thread, UwasaWaya reports that entering 7439 produced “secret revealed,” but asks what to do next. The project lead replies only with a smiley, which is not textual confirmation of the code or its effect.

The original poster later says they have just finished the demo. Treat the code as one report in that context, not a verified Early Access password. The cited sources provide neither an independent confirmation nor the follow-up route. It is not documented as a password for the fridge terminals.