The Star Wars Jedi Survivor Crypt of Uhrma puzzle has a simple solution, but to discover it through the 'correct' route you'll need to move on from the Crypt area as it's found in a completely different location. This can make the process confusing or even a little frustrating if you're just searching in the vicinity, so don't fall into that trap. As the answer for how to open the large doors is found a way after them, you may not immediately connect it to them – or even notice it as it forms part of the environment so could be easily overlooked. To help you through this, here's how to solve the Crypt of Uhrma puzzle in Jedi Survivor and open up those doors in no time.
How to solve the Jedi Survivor Crypt of Uhrma puzzle
You'll find the Crypt of Uhrma while exploring Jedha. It's a large set of doors with huge bolts set in them that you can pull out with the Force. The key to which ones to pull in order to open it can't be found in the room, or anywhere nearby, however. So don't waste any time looking.
The actual solution to open the Crypt of Uhrma is what we've shown above - pull those bolts out with the white outlines. The answer, however, is actually found if you leave the crypt and carry on with the story path in Star Wars Jedi Survivor - eventually you'll reach a small lift on a plateau full of Stormtroopers. The lift is actually a shortcut back to the Crypt and, when you've cleared the enemies, you'll be able to see this arrangement of pillars if you look off the edge:
If you get close enough you can interact with this view and Cal will say that the rock formation looks familiar without saying why but, as you can see from the solution above, it shows the bolts you have to pull out to open the door. You don't need to see this view, or interact with it, to be able to open the door though. So just use this guide to open it when you find it. Your reward for opening the Crypt of Uhrma doors is an extra Jedi Survivor stim canister which is always a handy.
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