Years after the game's release, Nier: Automata player finds secret door in Copied City
Yoko Taro's Nier: Automata is a phenomenal game, and one that surprised many players with its action-packed gameplay, intriguing characters, and thought-provoking narrative.
Although the game is over half a decade old at this point, players are still making new discoveries, be it an unexplored narrative thread or an entirely new section of the map.
A player recently uploaded a series of gameplay snippets to the Nier subreddit where they found a secret door in the Copied City. The secret door and the area behind it has never been found by anyone else over the last five years of the game's release, which makes the player the only person on earth to have accessed this area.
The player later uploaded a few more clips detailing the location of the door and how to access it. Players are really intrigued by this discovery as the hidden area is a fully fleshed out level with a never-before-seen cutscene and interactable items. Players in the Nier community are in disarray over this mind-blowing discovery.
Yoko Taro had often hinted at the game's "final secret," which was discovered by Twitter user Lance McDonald. This was also confirmed by the official Japanese Nier Twitter account.
However, fans now believe that the hidden Church in the Copied City is the "ultimate final secret" of the game.
The elaborate secret comes courtesy of Reddit user u/sadfutago, who accidentally stumbled upon the secret area while playing the game on his PlayStation 4, which negates the idea of them using a mod. The addition of a cutscene makes the discovery even more intriguing, as if it was intentionally put there by the developers.
It is possible that the Church area is content that did not make it to Nier: Automata's final cut. However, remnants of the
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