Threats

Weeping angel

Player nickname for a second stalker that moves when you look away.

Weeping angel in Aisles Of The Locust [CHAPTER 2]

Weeping angel: Player nickname for a second stalker that moves when you look away. Get it by Seen in gameplay. No spawn location is published. Use it to Keep it on screen and back away. Use short look-backs. Do not turn and sprint.

What is Weeping angel?

Clips say it freezes while watched and advances when your eyes leave it. Players insist it is not the Locust. Contact is treated as lethal. The in-game name is not confirmed. Some mannequin talk uses the same rule, and other mannequin deaths have no rule at all, so this entry stays the watched-freeze stalker only.

Published facts

Weeping angel facts
FactValue
First responseWatch it while you retreat
EvidenceGameplay only; player nickname

How do you get Weeping angel?

Seen in gameplay. No spawn location is published.

How do you use Weeping angel?

Keep it on screen and back away. Use short look-backs. Do not turn and sprint.

FAQ

Weeping angel questions

Are there codes?

No working code and no expired code has been recorded, and no redemption screen has been documented. Progress comes from shopping days, quests, and the between-day shop.

How many groceries does each day ask for?

Recorded normal runs ask for 8 items on day one, 12 on day two, and 16 on a later day. The names change every run. Press M and follow the marked items. Do not memorize one fixed list.

How do you finish a shopping day?

Bring the marked groceries to the front checkout and cash out inside the entrance safe zone. In co-op the day does not close until the surviving players are in that zone together. Then each player readies up. One squad was auto-readied after about 20 seconds.

What should you do when you hear clicking?

Written guides treat nearby clicking as the Locust being close: turn the flashlight fully off and stand still. Recorded runs also stop on a scream and move once if a heartbeat continues. Do both. There is no documented number of seconds to wait.

Does clearing day three beat the game?

Not confirmed. The HUD can say 3 days to fill the order, and some groups call a cash-out a win, but no recording shows a win screen. Other runs continue to day five and describe an endless loop. The access-card ending is a separate unverified written route.

Do you have to pay for the flashlight?

Recorded runs receive a flashlight when the store goes dark. It is not shown as a shop purchase. The beam is described as weak. One session lost the flashlight after a death. A paid lamp has not been documented.