The Forget Me Not puzzle Big Walk solution is to revisit earlier challenges and bring back the exact clue pieces displayed by the blue return console. The required symbols are distributed around the island, so this is a memory-and-retrieval challenge rather than a local combination puzzle.
Record the requested pieces before leaving
Stand at the blue console and examine every empty slot before the group separates. Write down or screenshot the requested visual symbols, gesture-like marks and any sound-related clue. Big Walk does not give every puzzle a formal name, so a precise description made by your own group is more reliable than searching for a generic “last tile.”
Do not assume the pieces must be inserted in a secret fixed order. Player reports consistently describe matching each requested slot to a corresponding clue piece collected from another puzzle. The useful task is finding the right source challenge, not rearranging the completed set into a second pattern.
Revisit completed puzzle structures
The needed pieces come from earlier challenge areas spread across the map. Look for structures that let players select, hold or manipulate the same family of symbols shown at the Forget Me Not console. A sound slot points toward a completed speaker or music challenge, while a drawn figure should send the group back to a puzzle that displayed body or gesture symbols.
Community completion reports place one easily missed hand-drawn-symbol source near the Blue Tower side of the island. The exact set can vary with the world version selected by the host, so treat locations from another group as leads rather than a guaranteed four-item checklist.
Carry each matching clue back
Once a matching piece is identified, physically take it from the source puzzle and return it to the blue console. Divide the search by clue type: one team checks sound puzzles, another checks gesture or image puzzles, and a final player remains at the destination to confirm each returning object.
Use the in-game walkie-talkies or text chat for coordination. The official FAQ confirms that text chat follows the same distance and obstruction rules as voice, including interaction with walkie-talkies. Keeping communication inside the game also preserves the intended challenge.
If one final piece is missing
Search by the appearance of the missing piece instead of walking to every challenge again. First check whether it is a sound, simple geometric mark, body pose or hand-drawn symbol; then revisit only puzzles that used that visual language. Players commonly report overlooking a source near Blue Tower or behind a route that opened after Yellow Tower progression.
If a piece is no longer where the group expected, return to the original challenge and check every selectable object rather than only the reward container. The Forget Me Not puzzle uses parts of other puzzle interfaces, not just the red progression rewards awarded for finishing them.
Spoiler-light completion checklist
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Document every slot
Record shape, gesture and sound clues before anyone leaves the console.
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Sort clues by puzzle family
Send players only to challenges that used the same kind of interaction.
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Carry matches to the console
Bring the selectable clue object itself, not a normal tower reward.
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Recheck Blue and Yellow-side routes
These are common places for a final overlooked source after the world opens up.