10 Secret Levels in Video Games That MADE US GASP
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Published 2024-05-30
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0:00 Intro
0:12 Number 10
1:58 Number 9
3:50 Number 8
5:02 Number 7
7:23 Number 6
9:34 Number 5
10:56 Number 4
12:20 Number 3
13:39 Number 2
16:03 Number 1
17:53 Bonus
All Comments (21)
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Anyone else surprised the crater was secret? I feel like i got there pretty naturally from what i remember
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I had no idea The Crater in GOWR was optional, I always do every side quest so I had no idea it was supposed to be hidden
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The crater in god of war was so awesome, so much to do over there, if you missed it what are you doing even skipping side quests
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I wouldn't say Caustic Caverns is a secret level. I'm pretty sure there are missions that take you there. Now while you're there you could miss the Minecraft easter egg.
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My story playthrough of Ragnarok got completely put on the backburner when I discovered the crater area 😄
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The secret cow level from Diablo 2 deserves a bit of an explanation for people who don't know its backstory. In Diablo 1, there was a rumor about a secret cow level that started floating around the Internet. It was all bunk. Somebody just made it up. But it became so infamous that when they made Diablo 2, they decided to actually put a secret cow level in, that was just like the descriptions that were going around the Internet from Diablo 1.
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The Vanaheim Crater in Ragnarok is easily the most substantial, rewarding, substance-filled secret area on this list by a long shot. I initially expected an extra 30-60 minutes of gameplay rescuing Birgir from the dragon, and it lasted 10 hours with 3 dragons, 3 drakes, 3 dreki and a troll, not to mention The Huntress and her den (so F'n neat) and The WISHING WELL with its rewards and armor upgrades and 3 new sets of armor, side quests, background on Faye fighting Thor... come on, insane!
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a mission sends you into caustic cavern so it's not easy to miss
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I love the Haligtree, but if I had to pick a secret fromsoft area, it would be Ash Lake from DS1
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I found the crater just playing, was my fav area too and the lore was awrsome
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I would say the ash lake is the most important or memorable optional area in the souls games with its 2 illusionary walls
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Your Dinosaur Fact of the Day: Alioramus is not actually a D&D monster. It's a real species of dinosaur that existed, and it was more closely related to Tyrannosaurs than Velociraptors. Love to see Baldur's Gate giving some lesser known dinos the spotlight.
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If your the "exploration/side quest first" type player. The CRATER was such a fun surprise. I spent so much time leveling there.
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‘Animal Well is the kiddie pool, this is the deep end’ Such a good statement.
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I was blown away by the crater, I did AFTER I beat the game so imagine my gigantic surprise when after the game was done a new massive part of the map opened up with new bosses and quests, genuinely a huge surprise
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The crater is secret?? I feel like a genius now! My dumb ass ended up here completely by accident 😂
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Wait two uploads?! Nice. Just watched an old one to carry me today but this is great. Go Falcon.
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I'll throw Jedi survivor's Phon Qi caverns in the mix. Boss gauntlet, interesting aesthetic, limited save points. All around good stuff
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The Minecraft part in caustic caverns is fun.
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I didn't know the crater was considered hidden, arguably one of my favourite parts of the whole game. Finding out the story behind the frozen lightning bolt was sick, no spoilers here.
