It’s kind of inevitable that in-game secrets don’t stay very secret for very long. Gamers are typically a bit obsessive-compulsive about this stuff. But every once in a while, there’s a secret so secret, nobody works it out in the traditional secret space of a month or so. And by the time someone does work it out, everybody’s playing something else, anyway.<\/p>\n
I’m going to bet a case of whiskey that you’ve no idea about at least one of these. And if anybody claims otherwise, that case of whiskey is a secret too*.<\/p>\n
***WARNING: SPOILER BOMBS DROPPING IN 3-2-1…***<\/strong><\/p>\n Warden Sharp’s secret office extension in Batman: Arkham Asylum<\/strong><\/p>\n This one makes the list because it was so well-concealed, nobody knew anything was even there to be discovered, prompting developer Rocksteady to drop a public “coughcoughthere’ssomethingthereguyscoughcough” hint about it six months or so after the game launched.<\/p>\n It doesn’t turn up on the in-game map, it isn’t marked in Batman’s detective vision mode, and it’s not even accessible until after you’ve completed the game.<\/p>\n As you enter Warden Quincy Sharp’s office in the Arkham Mansion, there’s a nondescript, unremarkable, and totally featureless wall just to your left. It’s the one tagged with “NOTHING TO SEE HERE LOL” in invisible neon pink spray-paint. <\/p>\n Slop all your explosive gel on the wall, and KA-BOOM! What’s this? It’s Warden Quincy Sharp’s panic room. Or something like that. Its most significant feature, perhaps, is a map of Arkham City on the wall – which looks for all the world like an in-game map for… Batman: Arkham City. Holy sequels, Batman!<\/p>\n