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* In ''VideoGame/Vampyr2018'', the gods of the world that the player meets in Heaven after dying are the programmers of the game. They judge the player based on his actions, and presumably allow him to be reincarnated. It's also possible to fight them, but they're bloody tough. Killing one particular eunuch jester in Heaven gains the player a whole load of experience points and the favour of the gods.

* ''VideoGame/BloodySpell'', a Chinese-made {{wuxia}} game, have one of these... in the ''Ming Dynasty''. You take a detour in some caverns, hack apart a flimsy wooden wall in a secret area, and uncover a room filled with laptops, programming software, soda machines and posters promoting the game. As the game was developed in 2020, there are even notices on the wall reminding employees to "wear a facemask at all times".

* ''VideoGame/{{Blood}}'' has the Monolith office as a Blood Bath level, most noticeable for featuring the cut Beast monster which Caleb would have originally been able to transform into.

* Not an actual room that can be explored, but in ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' checking a sign in Fourside reveals the message "Planning Meeting for ''[[VideoGame/Mother3 EarthBound 2]]''."

* The ''Franchise/RatchetAndClank'' series has the Insomniac Museum, which can be accessed in ''[[VideoGame/RatchetAndClankGoingCommando Going Commando]]'' (by getting all Skill Points and Weapon Mods, by using a hidden teleporter on Boldan between 3 AM and 4 AM [It's developed by ''Insomniac'' Games after all], or by jumping off the grind rail at a certain point, going over to the building containing the teleporter, finding a non-solid wall to go under the building and jumping through the floor), ''[[VideoGame/RatchetAndClankUpYourArsenal Up Your Arsenal]]'' (by getting all 15 trophies or using a hidden teleporter on Kerwan between 3 AM and 4 AM again) and ''[[VideoGame/RatchetAndClankFutureACrackInTime A Crack in Time]]'' (by rescuing all Zoni, beating the game, and defeating BonusBoss [[spoiler:Lord Vorselon for the third time]]). As its name implies, it also doubles as a behind-the-scenes gallery of things scrapped during development of the games.

* ''[[VideoGame/EndlessFrontier Endless Frontier EXCEED]]'' has one that's accessible after beating the BonusBoss, it's where you get a piece of BraggingRightsReward equipment, and if you feel like beating the entire BonusDungeon multiple times, you can get extra copies of it by revisiting the dev room which you can carry over to NewGamePlus.

* ''VideoGame/NocturneRebirth'' has a dev room that can be accessed if the player beats the FinalBoss with all party members at or below level 35. Unlike most examples, this one contains several [[BonusBoss Bonus Bosses]] of varying difficulties, including a HopelessBossFight.

* The final level in ''[[VideoGame/{{Doom}} Doom II]]'' contains a hidden room with Creator/JohnRomero's head in it. (In fact, the Romero head is the actual final boss - the big demon you shoot at is just a wall texture.)

** Another SNES fan translation that followed the ''Romancing Saga 3'' example is ''CyberKnight''.

%%* ''VideoGame/ChronoCross'' (relocated misplaced ZCE, apparently regarding one of the endings)

* In ''VideoGame/DrawnToLife'', if you donate enough coins to a well, you will be taken to the "developer's grove".

* ''VideoGame/GoatSimulator'' features a house that turns out to be the workplace of Coffee Stain Studios, the game's creators, depicted as being hard at work on a ''VideoGame/FlappyBird'' ripoff.

* ''VideoGame/{{Adventure}}'' had the famous EasterEgg room where the developer signed his name with the walls. (When it was made, Atari had a policy of not including programmer credits).

** The ''Reaper Of Souls'' expansion moves the devteam into a rare Nephalem Rift. Jay had quit Blizzard by then, so the Rift Guardian is instead Creator/JoshMosqueira - [[IncrediblyLamePun Reaper Of 'Soles]]. Again there's an achievement for killing him ("Mosquito Swatter").

* ''VideoGame/ChronoTrigger'': The "best" ending, achieved by beating the game as soon as possible, is one of these, with enough developer-avatars to fill a dozen rooms.
** Ditto for the sequel, ''VideoGame/ChronoCross''.
** You can also access this in ''VideoGame/ChronoTrigger'' if you manage to prevail in the HopelessBossFight - as said boss has dramatically boosted stats compared to any other time you fight it, it's actually easier to beat it by the above method (which can involve fighting the final boss alone).

* The final level in ''[[VideoGame/{{Doom}} Doom II]]'' contains a hidden room with Creator/JohnRomero's head in it. (In fact, the Romero head is the actual final boss - the big demon you shoot at is just a wall texture.)0

* Every mainline ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' has either a branch office where the player can meet the game's staff or a hotel room where you can talk to a designer who's on vacation. Going to this location after completing the Pokédex will get you a OneHundredPercentCompletion certificate from them. From ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' onwards, you're able to battle Shigeki Morimoto once a day, with Morimoto being a designer and programmer who has been involved in the series from the beginning. He's best known for personally designing [[SecretCharacter Mew]] and adding it to the game at the last minute, a move credited for making ''Pokémon'' a CashCowFranchise.

** If you hold shift while clicking on the credits option on the main menu, both ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 1}}'' and ''Fallout 2'' will instead show you a series of quotes and messages from the developers and playtesters.