10 Secret Rooms You Weren’t Supposed To Find
Many video video games have secret areas and rooms that the developer didn't need you to search out. Listed here are a number of the coolest examples.
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“You weren’t suppose to find” was the og title lmao
im not a native english speaker so i dont give af haha
@CultofBush While I agree, that one should spell “supposed” with a “d” at the end in this context, the fact remains that English is a descriptive language. Whatever you write ist correct als long as others understand what you meant. Once enough people adopt an altered spelling that becomes the new norm. The opposite would be a prescriptive language like German, where a central organisation (the “Rat für deutsche Rechtschreibung”) decides, what the proper spelling is. (By the way. My punctuation is all over the place. That’s where my English probably lacks the most.)
@CultofBush
Who cares about YOUTUBE COMMENT likes lol this is so cringey
@Dogs and Gooses forever tbf you were wrong about it being ‘suppose’ but @CultofBush did go a little over the top with it hahaha
*Theiyr’re
Take that, grammar police
YouTubers: wow we found this mysterious room in this game it looks very important
Game Devs: yeah so that room was just a joke but when we tried to change it or delete it everything breaks
You realize, that that means YouTubers were correct about the importance of the mysterious room 🙂
I was expecting to see Excel’s 95 “The Hall of Tortured Souls”
What about Batman Arkham Asylum? There was a secret room of Quincy Sharp’s secret office. The fun fact is the room was so well hidden that “RockSteady” the devs themselves showed where it’s located. It’s basically the plans to relocate and build a city for criminals.
I was gonna mention that too, but they did want the players to find it as they had started development of Arkham City a few months before Asylum released. Nobody found it, so they had to announce it via a video through an anonymous YT account.
But didn’t rocksteady *want* people to find it hence why they had to announce it? It’s just they hid it *too* well.
To be fair, how could anyone guess where it was?
Or in arkham city the secret boat that leaked the newest game arkham knight
“Black mesa is impressive”
Cave johnson didnt like that
Cave johnson?
@TheBlueKnight it’s a portal reference. In Portal 2, the founder of Aperture Labratories, Cave Johnson, often talks negatively about the rivaling science company, Black Mesa. (As half-life and portal take place in the same universe)
@Jake Deschamps ah, thanks m8 🙂
GLADoS wants to know your location
@Jake Deschamps Thanks bro, I was thinking the same thing.
Secret rooms you weren’t suppose to find list.
First entry: here’s a room with a reward because we fully expected you to find this.
“The dev room is for testing and de-bugging” Lol good one
The insomniac museum was really worth getting into , hoping for something like it in Ratchet &Clank rift apart
@Boomy Fuzzball26 Agreed. It felt more like a small shed rather than a museum. Ps2 ones were the best.
i got into the 2nt’s one with out the skill points before. might not work that way in the trilogy but back when i was playing the first copies of the game. I got into it by jumping off a rail that would take you to the bolt trader in a city. that then lead you in a glichy part of the game and the end had the always working teleporter. there is another teleporter (in the same level) that i some how got to work in some given time of the game going back to it at a later point like near the end or something. might have been time based though. but at no point had i got all the skill points to get this to work lol. AND YA THE PLACES ARE FUN AS HECK IF YOU LIKE CHECKING ALL THE WACKY TEST STUFF!.
2016 Ratchet and clank one kinda sucked. Especially since it just gave it to you
I was holding my breath to hear the R&C dev rooms, I love how Insomniac includes those
I once knew a mapper in CS GO who would get a little extra practice by hiding a secret porn room in every map he made.
Cliffe and Gooseman did that in the original Counter-Strike mod too
“weird floating cubes”
I believe those are called books. Not that falcons would need to learn how to read, though.
I read this comment as he was saying it…I thought that was neato!
@Pug Tech Tips Jesus Christ
See the 9 mistakes in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla story trailer on Pug Tech Tips. Graphical downgrades like GTA Sanadress.
Must’ve taken forever to badly draw that “go away” sign on a picture of a door.
That Zombies Ate my Neighbors clip gave me nostalgia flashbacks.
Saaame it’s one of those games I played as a kid and for the life of me could not remember the name of, but seeing it brought some things back
@Phantom Thieves im currently playing Zombies on my SNES emulator and remembering the fun i had with it as a kid
I hated that game as a kid rented it from blockbuster and played it once just didnt get into it.
I remember this game I had a choice to get Sonic or Zombies ate my neighbours. I still think I made the right choice lol
Being insomniac it makes sense to have ratchet and clanks room unlock when you’re being an insomniac
Falcon: the man who never says ‘game’ the same way twice in a row.
1. Game
2. Gemm
3. Gehhm
4. Gehhum
5.Geey’m
We need a Remake of Zombies ate my Neighbors and Chrono Trigger.
“Synergy is how you get warts” –Sarah
Well, that explains my childhood.
I have the randy savage dragon mod that replaces the roar with “oh yeah” and my dumbass got another mod where I could have a mini dragon as my companion little did I know those 2 mods worked really well together because it changed my companion to a mini savage that just constantly saying oh yeah
Undertale
Oh yeah
The only Secrets that people weren’t suppose to find are the developer rooms for Fallout and Elder Scrolls. The rest of the secrets were just that hidden secrets.
Was expecting John Romero’s head in the original Doom but not even a mention