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Playing the same game for a long time will inevitably make people feel bored. In order to avoid this, many large games will set up something special in the game, which is the Easter egg. Discovering Easter eggs can often bring different fun, and many players are also happy to find hidden secrets in the game. In this issue, Xinyoujiang will take stock of several well-known Easter eggs in the game for you. Come and see if you have discovered any~

Grand Theft Auto IV: Liberty City: Heart of Freedom

GTA4 (Grand Theft Auto 4) is an open-world action-adventure game with a crime theme released by Rockstar Games. The main scene is designed based on New York City, the United States, and it realistically restores most of the New York style. Everyone must know the Statue of Joy in the game, but do you know what is inside the Statue of Joy?

In the game, the island where the Statue of Joy is located belongs to an independent island of Liberty City, and players can go there by boat. After reaching the island, players can stand on top of the statue by helicopter or auxiliary means. There are four closed doors here, but one of them can be entered through the wall at will. After entering the door, players can climb up through a very long ladder, and there is a red thing at the highest point that keeps jumping, which looks extremely scary. This is the heart of freedom in the Statue of Joy. Rockstar has a strong implication in creating this scene. Although we are very free in this virtual world, we are still restricted by various rules and need to withstand pressure and public opinion from all walks of life.

Batman: Arkham Asylum: Arkham City Blueprint

Batman: Arkham Asylum is a game adapted by Rocksteady Studios from the comic book of the same name by Grant Morrison. It is considered the darkest work of Batman. The criminals in Arkham Asylum are all arrested by Batman himself. In the game, Batman not only has to beware of the murderous patients, but also his own mental state is on the verge of abnormality.

The blueprints for Arkham City are probably the most famous Easter egg in the game. They are so well hidden that almost no one can find them, and there are no clues. Even after playing Arkham Asylum over and over again with a score of 100, players still cannot find the small secret room in Warden Sharp's office. There are no clues on the map, and the fragile wall cannot be seen using Batman's Detective Eye. It can only be found by blowing it up.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater: Guy Savage Game

"Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater" is a tactical action game released by Japan's Konami for PS2, PS3, XBox 360, Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita platforms. Both the story and operating performance surpass the previous two works. It can be called a masterpiece in the history of the Metal Gear series. The movie-like actions and scenes have received high praise.

After Snake is captured and imprisoned, everyone knows what will happen next - escape from the facility and advance the story. But if the player saves the game at this time, exits the game, and then reads the progress, he will enter an inky dream level codenamed "Guy Savage". In this level, you have 5 minutes to kill as many enemies as possible. Interestingly, before the budget problem, this level was actually intended to be an independent game. Hideo Kojima's original idea was to add his "Gran Snake" to "Metal Gear Solid 3" as a hidden level.

Hitman: Contracts: White Ghost

The Hitman trilogy has always been a benchmark for action-drama games, and there are still many successors to this day. In the third game in the series, Hitman: Contracts, players will play "Agent 47", one of the most outstanding ultimate assassins in history. The story of the game begins in Paris, where 47 finds himself seriously injured and in danger.

In the seventh chapter of Hitman: Contracts, the protagonist is asked to sneak into a hotel to steal a bomb. Before starting, the player needs to steal a police uniform to hide himself. When we come to the corridor of room 108, we will see a ghost with red eyes and a white upper body. When we walk through the corridor to the bathroom, we can see the ghost again when facing the mirror, and it is very clear. I guess some unknown secrets happened in this hotel.

Wolfenstein: The New Order: BJ Blazcowicz's bedroom

Wolfenstein: The New Order is a first-person shooter game developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda. It is also the ninth game in the Wolfenstein series. This underrated shooting game is still a fun game even now. Although the team does not have a huge budget, this does not stop them from adding some hidden Easter eggs into the game for players to dig and enrich the experience.

This Easter egg in the game will make the player give up thinking about the next task after a series of tasks and regain control of the character, and go to BJ Blazcowicz's bedroom. Here the style of the entire game will suddenly change, and come to the original game world of "Wolfenstein". This approach is to imitate Hideo Kojima's approach in "Metal Gear Solid 4", so that we can understand the journey of this game series and compare how different the original works are from the latest works. In this level, we can still use the latest way to move the character, but the surrounding scenes and enemies have completely returned to the original style.