01

Look for the crack

The Steam Community guide says secret rooms are signaled by subtle cracks in dungeon walls, often near the top of a wall. Strike the cracked section to reveal the passage, then confirm that the room appears on the map.

The same guide notes that the passage itself may not be shown on the map, so the discovery notification and the room marker matter more than the visible route line.

02

Why search every floor

The guide lists possible rewards including money boxes, artifacts, tablet rewards, dice, and rare potion boxes. Treat the room as an opportunity rather than a guaranteed item table; record the result and current version when you test it.

03

Evidence standard

Because the available guide is pre-1.0, this page should keep a screenshot for every claimed wall location and avoid promising an exact reward until the current release has been checked.

04

A repeatable search pattern

Scan the outer wall before leaving a room, especially near corners and the upper edge where a crack is easy to miss. Attack suspicious sections once, then check the map and discovery notice before moving on.

Do not spend a full run chasing one room after the route becomes unsafe. The search is valuable because it can reveal progression items, but it should not replace a stable clear plan.

05

Document the room, not just the reward

A useful secret-room entry includes the floor, wall position, screenshot, trigger, and reward observed. Reward tables can change; the visual clue and the route context are the durable information.

Keep pre-1.0 findings in a separate historical note until a current client run confirms them.