Once you’re in Coffee World and have made your way through to the Kalevala Knights Workshop, you’ll come across several different scenes. One of these scenes in particular will end in you taking off to complete the parade float that the biker gang was in the process of creating. The float itself will have clues that indicate what you need to do or what you need to get, but it isn’t very clear what you’re supposed to do. We outlined how to solve the parade float puzzle in Alan Wake 2 below.
When you take a look at the float outside of the warehouse, there will be clues that indicate what you need to look for. Right after looking at all four clues, you can head directly across the front of the float to a small workstation with a notepad on top that lists where to find the items listed. We outlined what those items are and where you can find them:
- Puukko – Fresh Pot Gift Shop in Coffee World
- Motor Control Circuit Board – Espresso Express in Coffee World
- Cassette Tape – Fair Trade Fun Zone in Coffee World
- Cult Mask – Huotari Well in Coffee World
Where To Find Parade Float Parts
The map above details where you have to go specifically. However, the mask is the only thing that you will need to do a bit of digging for first, as its location is scratched off on the aforementioned notepad. You’ll need to profile both The Deputies and The Koskelas in Saga’s mind palace in order to find that the mask is just atop the well.
To get the Motor Circuit Board, you will first need to pick up the fuse that is on the table in the Cult of the Tree’s meeting room in the Kalevala Knights Workshop. Then, you will use this fuse on the circuit board on the Espresso Express machine and turn on the now-lit ride. Following that, you will need to stop the ride at precisely the right time so that you can crawl under the ride from the center, underneath the loading area.
The Puukko knife is easy to find inside the gift shop, sitting in a plastic display case for toy knives. As for the cassette tape, you’ll have to head to the Fair Trade Fun Zone, where you’ll need to be on the lookout for a cardboard cutout named Mr. Drippy, who has an automated voice recording playing on loop. Grab the cassette tape that’s taped to the back of the cutout and head back to the float to put it all together.
