The game notorious for being stuffed with cool secrets, has finally revealed its final mystery and it’s pretty cool!

I say, “finally” but it actually took players like, two days to crack the secret. What’s even the point of secrecy these days?

The door was not in the original game on PS3, so it’s clear that Bluepoint Game is having some extra fun with its remake of From Software’s classic.

Gamers love to be reminded that the rich, famous and undeniably handsome can also be colossal nerds. I think it gives us hope?

The Agony is a secret boss players can trigger in the popular looter-shooter, themed around the destruction of bee hives in the Manning National Zoo

There’s no denying that Bungie’s Destiny took plenty of inspiration from Gearbox’s best franchise, albeit in a way that allowed them to put their own spin on the quest for guns, power and refunds. So naturally, a good couple of years after Destiny launched, Borderlands 3 had to make a sly reference to the game which followed in its footsteps.

Sometimes a grand romantic gesture can be pulled off with months of planning and anticipation. Other times you're stuck with an unwanted proposal in one of the year's biggest videogames.

It’s amazing to see a secret remain hidden for a week after launch, or in even rarer cases, months. What about a secret that stays secret a year after a game arrives? Maybe even a decade? Two decades? Well Doom II has been hiding a mystery for for almost 24 years, which has now finally been discovered.