Move plates from bottom away. Not only placing them on the bottom side , where it hides...

Ahh...is that the one where you do one claw door, and that opens a heap of doors down a long hallway...with another claw door at the end? If it is that place, and you're stuck on that end door...it opens with a different claw...the ivory one I think...

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of course my memory is useless and I could be thinking of an entirely different place...if so...sorry, hope you get it figured out!.........you could always just use the process of elimination...have them all the same symbol, test it, then move the bottom
ring once, test it, move the bottom ring again, test it, move the bottom ring again so it's back where it started and move the middle ring once, test it, then try all the the other two bottom symbols.....ah you get the idea...there's only 27 combo's to try...

The possible way there could be another cookie under there is if all the edges of the 5 cookies that we percieve to be the bottom cookies were resting on the one rogue cookie hiding underneath in the centre,Since the plate is concaved then it would seem
as if the cookies that we percieve to be on the bottom were perfectly flat.I think it's 6 though.

At the bottom of the screen there is an option to "hide" with the corresponding button next to it. Not sure what it is right now as I'm away from my XB1 but I know its there because I have done it myself.

Hey mate,

Chances are they are just hiding in your "Ready to Install" section.

To get there and install them, go to the dashboard main screen, hit the right trigger to go to the bottom and go into "My games and apps". Then from there, go into the games section (where it shows all of your games) and scroll all the way over to the right
hand side. You'll go passed all your installed games, and then into the "Ready to install" section, where you should hopefully see your GoW games. Just hit the menu button (pause button) on the games, and select "Install" and away you go

Cheers

Denaz

It doesn't have feet on the "top". The top also has a perforated plate for air intake. The bottom's plate is much smaller.