What's the most well-hidden/hard-to-find piece of content in any video game?
Intentional content only, so no accidents. No pure easter eggs here, unless they are something for player to do (level, item, character, etc)
What's the most well-hidden/hard-to-find piece of content in any video game?
Christian Murphy
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Jordan Morgan
Make the girls show their tits in those CPS2(?) mahjong games
Christopher Moore
easter egg
Henry Foster
Saving Quina in Dragon's Dogma.
Dylan Rodriguez
Arkham City room that was never found in Asylum. Devs had to reveal it.
Ethan Torres
Jayden Baker
Was it in a hard to find place or no one bothered with the game that much?
Ethan Gutierrez
not enough seperation between game content and easter egg. however the closest I could guess would be the hidden garden in shadow of the colossus.
it requires one to complete a game of Shadow of the Colossus, then complete two New Game+ playthroughs of Shadow of the Colossu s to get enough stamina to climb up a specific wall in the game.
Jace Thompson
I think it required some ridiculous process that no one would have any reason to bother trying. Like needing to place spray gel four times in one specific location, but the game gave you no feedback any of the times you did it or something.
Owen Martin
The Naboo Starfighter in the first Rogue Squadron. The devs somehow managed to keep it hidden until after Episode 1 came out.
Luke Davis
The Doom 2 secret that took 24 years to figure out how to activate takes the cake for longest hidden I think.
Nicholas Ward
There a trick with diagonal jumping where you can gain height with very very little stamina use and get up there on your first playthrough
Matthew Sanchez
I'd say the one banana coin in DK64 that speedrunners had to wipe the entire 100% category solely because of it
Jonathan Ortiz
No, the developer's initials in Donkey Kong took the longest, since that took almost thirty years. That was purely an easter egg, though.
Charles Gonzalez
everything in La Mulana, even essential things needed to finish the game
Wyatt Sanders
Unlocking Saber in Fate/Extella
Just look at this shit, it looks like "that kid who told you you could play as luigi in SM64" tier
James Nelson
Destiny 2 had a puzzle to open the final Black Armory forge. It took longer than every raid released prior to that to get a first clear.
Liam Barnes
Speaking of FF9 I was thinking about Excalibur II when playing on PAL versions since you essentially had to get through the game in under 10 hours
Isaiah Lee
Probably that sword in FF9.
Although I'd say the true ending path in Pathfinder Kingmaker probably gets close. Unless you use a guide, there's almost no way you'd stumble into it.
It's very, very specific, but - impressively - it's not arbitrary at all. Everything you need to do to set it up makes prefect sense, you just probably won't know that you need to, or that you even could do that.
Cameron Gutierrez
Diddy kong racing. To go to spacey where the rest if the game is, you neee to fulfill certain conditions, then honk at a sign near the lighthouse.
Without a guide, thats crazy difficult to find.
Mason Anderson
what about the rainbow coin hidden in the grass in dk 64?
Levi Stewart
I don't think I would have found the lake in Dark Souls. I would have opened the chest and left.
Asher Gonzalez
Are you talking about romancing the dryad girl?
Jeremiah Thomas
Yeah.
Every step along the way makes prefect sense and ties into the point of it, but there's no way you'll know you should/could do it without a guide.
Ian Clark
I'm pretty sure you just had to gel the one wall in the office and the room was revealed. You're correct that the game didn't actually show you the hidden room through detective mode though
Brody Gomez
Pure Bladestone
Anything in Halo
FF9 Secret weapon
That one 1-up hidden at the top of the tower in one of the first Mario 64 levels. Post the gif
Brayden Moore
Simon's Quest, you know what part