10 Secret Video Game Areas You Weren't Meant To Find

7. Fallout 4 & Skyrim's Developer Rooms

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Bethesda games are known for being quite glitchy, but the company never receives too much criticism for it (before Fallout 76, at least). Instead, it's considered 'part of the charm'. Who doesn't love dragons flying backwards?

Another thing games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim are known for is the fact that they contain secret developer rooms, areas where the game-makers can test out every single weapon, item, and anything else the game has to offer, in a safe space.

These rooms contain literally all of each game's weapons, books, holotapes, consumables, armour, spells, power armour, bobbleheads, arrows, keys, and more, allowing players to use anything they want, without having to obtain it the regular way.

Both Fallout 4 and Skyrim's developer rooms can be accessed by entering the command "COC QASMOKE". Hilariously, the Skyrim room allows you to spawn in any of the game's creatures in a large cage, giving you some easy targets to shoot. Or, you can just watch them fight each other. Whatever floats your boat.

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