Peter and Harry at the EMF in Marvel's Spider-Man 2
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2: How to Solve the Final EMF Puzzle

The final puzzle in the EMF questline in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is quite challenging, but fortunately for you, we’ve got the solution for it below.

The EMF questline sees Peter help researchers at the Emily May Foundation by controlling robot bees, riding bikes, and splicing plants together in a puzzle mini-game. However, the final puzzle in the questline, given to Peter by his best friend Harry, is challenging. Below, we’ve outlined the exact solution to help you overcome this particularly difficult puzzle.

How to Solve the Final EMF Puzzle in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

The solution to the final EMF puzzle is below in both text and image form:

PositionPlant AttributeConnection 1Connection 2
Top LeftLeafRight = 2 Green LinesBottom left = 3 Blue Lines
Top RightLeafLeft = 2 Green LinesBottom right = 1 Yellow Line
LeftSunTop right = 3 Blue LinesBottom right = 1 Yellow Line
RightWaterTop left = 1 Yellow LineBottom left = 3 Blue Lines
Bottom LeftHydrogenTop left = 1 Yellow LineRight = 2 Green Lines
Bottom RightWaterLeft = 2 Green LinesTop right = 3 Blue Lines
The final EMF puzzle in Marvel's Spider-Man 2

The Final EMF puzzle’s solution is a little more complicated thanks to its hexagon shape, which doesn’t give you a good starting point. Unlike the other puzzles in the EMF side quest, this one can feel impossible. Fortunately, the solution above will help you finally complete this quest and unlock the Life Story Suit for Peter’s Spider-Man.

Now that you’ve finished the EMF side quest, why not check out our Game Hub for all of our other Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 guides?

Tom Wilson
Tom Wilson
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Based in the UK, Tom Wilson is The Game Crater's Editor in Chief, in charge of managing writers, ensuring a high standard of writing across the site, and getting readers informative, accurate, and enjoyable articles. He has a Masters in Multimedia Journalism, and has worked in the Gaming Journalism space for over 3 years, including at TheGamer, GamingIntel, and, of course, The Game Crater. Tom has been a fan of video games from a young age, first introduced to the likes of Halo Combat Evolved and World of Warcraft. Since then, he has striven to play as much as possible, and has grown to love strategy games, JRPGs, narrative-driven adventures, first-person shooters, and especially Eurojank games. Even at his busiest, he still tries to squeeze a 100-hour JRPG in-between his reviewing, writing, editing, and other duties.
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