Cyberpunk 2077 has a super secret room that I guarantee you missed
Topics: Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red
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Topics: Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red
Another day, another secret to uncover - and this time it’s a secret room that can be found within Cyberpunk 2077’s Night City.
Cyberpunk 2077 is full to the brim with secrets that are still being discovered three years after the game was first released. CD Projekt Red didn’t skimp on the details, with everything from Batman Easter eggs to hidden features only now being revealed. With Night City being a metropolis of bustling crowds and hundreds of buildings that are open to the player, there is one that features a secret room that is easily missed.
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The room in question plays homage to the game’s developers and can be found in the northern side of Kabuki Market (the market itself can be accessed via fast travel point or via an elevator on the street below). If you’re still unsure how to access it, one Reddit user has marked it on the map. Once at the location, look for a shop called ‘Prefab City’ which is found next to a downwards-leading staircase. Take the stairs until you reach street level and turn and walk until you reach a dead end.
It is here that you will find a garage door which can be opened by hacking the control panel next to it. If your hacking skills aren’t up to scratch, you can simply enter the code 605185 which, fun fact, was originally printed on the Cyberpunk 2077 game case. It is behind the garage door that you will find a secret developer room that itself has an unmissable secret.
Sitting on the couch will activate the TV which in turn will make Johnny Silverhand appear and play some music on his guitar whilst the screen shows images of the developers who worked on the game. There is not much else in this room but is merely a little shoutout to the devs and a chance to see a bit more of Silverhand.
This is one of many reasons why Cyberpunk 2077 was recently voted as one of the greatest games ever by fans.