One Hidden Location In Cyberpunk 2077 Turns It Into A Horror Game

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This article contains mention of suicide.

One creepy little detail in rivals anything in the scariest horror games. There are plenty of secrets hidden away in , but tonally, they're all pretty distinct. Some of them touch on earlier quests in the game, recontextualizing some of 's most important decisions. Others reference works that inspired the game, or prior releases from developer CD Projekt Red. A few of them are just plain terrifying.

Thankfully, the scariest Easter egg in is one that doesn't require the DLC to find. Players can come across this one, regardless of whether they've purchased the DLC, almost from the very beginning. It only requires a little foreknowledge, and a willingness to travel off the beaten path. However, it can provide some important details that tie into one of the DLC's most prominent characters: the groundbreaking Netrunner Song “Songbird” So Mi.

There's a mysterious, suicidal cult in , and players can visit its headquarters on the outskirts of Night City. In order to reach it, they'll have to start at the Fuel Station in the south of Night City — this also makes an easy fast travel point if coming from far away.

After spawning in, drive slightly northward before veering off the road to the east. Continue in this direction until a pair of satellite dishes are visible; they're more easily recognizable at night, as they'll be lit up in red. Correct course to face them, head toward the trailer they're mounted on, and eventually, V will stumble upon a clearing full of trash, dirty mattresses, and dead bodies. The location of the cult compound can also be seen in the map screenshot above.

Upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that the bodies are strung together by thick wires. At night,