How do I start Echoes of the Eye after finding the radio tower?
After purchasing the Echoes of the Eye DLC for Outer Wilds, a new museum exhibit was added showing a radio tower and a deep space satellite. I found the radio tower and the satellite, but I can't figure out what to do next to start the DLC.
The radio tower had photos taken by the satellite and an audio log of someone observing something "impossible" in one of the photos. One of the photos shows a person blocking the lens, but talking to Gabbro reveals that was them inspecting the satellite after Hornfels sent them. Visiting the satellite, I found an audio log from Gabbro confirming there were no defects. I can't find anything unusual in the photos aside from Gabbro, and talking to Hornfels doesn't let me ask them about the pictures.
What am I supposed to do after finding the radio tower and satellite?
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How do you start an eye echo?
To get started, visit the new exhibit at the Timber Hearth observatory and museum. It's just to the left of the entrance. The plaque describes a project that makes it possible for all explorers to have a handy galaxy map. It's time to head to the radio tower to learn more about the deep space satellite.How do you access Echoes of the Eye content?
If you want to know where to go after the New Exhibit, head to the new Radio Station building on Timber Hearth. Get in your ship and pull back enough to survey the planet, and you should see a little tower next to a small wood. Head there to really start the DLC and get going with the mystery of Echoes of the Eye.Do you need to finish Outer Wilds to play Echoes of the Eye?
Echoes of the Eye is the first and only Outer Wilds DLC. In this Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye guide, you'll learn how to start the DLC, learn about the new location's secrets, and more. A game save is not required to play Echoes of the Eye, but it can't hurt to have one.How long does it take to finish Echoes of the Eye?
When focusing on the main objectives, Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye is about 10\xbd Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 15 Hours to obtain 100% completion.Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye -The Radio Tower- Loop 1
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