Secrets in updated levels

[RazorBean]

There seem to be secrets hidden in perhaps all of the updated levels. I've been able to confirm secrets exist in SUBWAY, PARKING, DISCO, and are accessable in CASINO, GARAGE, SERVERS, MORGUE, MANSION, BAR, and the office tutorial level.

These secrets are two pyramids, one atop the other like an hourglass. By clicking them you access what seem to be old conversations between various users and the System. Finding and clicking the secret will auto-complete the stage and send you to the next stage. Thus far, it seems like each secret is accessable only once. Replaying the level will not let you interact with the secret.

The easiest way to confirm a secret exists, is to just kill red guys until given the "replay" option. Replay, and hit NUMPAD 0, to unteather from your character and no-clip throughout the level.

Guides for how to access the secrets are upcoming. Anyone else discover a few things?


P.S.
If you replay the first level, the text changes. it says "two steps forward, one step back. in the end its all for nothing." during the stage in which you kill yourself wearing the VR headset.
And has anyone translated the latin from the credits?

[SyntheticJackalope]

As we wrote in the update - it's fine you share info and we actually like it but please hide direct spoilers behind spoiler formatting on Steam! Like this: exactly like this.

You can always find info on formatting by clicking on "Formatting help" button right to the left from the "Post comment" button.

/Paweł from SUPERHOT

[The Common Cold]

The Latin, if I remember correctly, is the Lorem Ipsum generic placeholder text commonly used in mock-ups of various things. I don't believe it can be translated into anything recogniseable.

[CrazyPandaLS]

Chapel has one as well,
idk how to add spoilers sorry

[Snowskeeper]

Originally posted by CrazyPandaLS:

Chapel has one as well,
idk how to add spoilers sorry

If there's a bit of formatting you don't recognize, you can figure it out by clicking the "quote" button and looking at the text of the post you're quoting.

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