Secrets

Introduction

The Secrets category is where Regretevator really shows its heart: hidden elevators, trigger-based doors, out-of-bounds rooms and a lore rabbit hole that connects characters, floors and the developer's strange meta-story. Looking for secrets is a core part of the game's appeal, and the community treats it almost like a sport. The Elevator Shaft, for example, hides a secret elevator that requires the Hyperlaser and precise climbing and leads to the glowing AxoEye. Hidden rooms and out-of-bounds areas hide easter eggs and lore props across dozens of floors, and the collectible Floppies have been hiding since January 2025 with new locations added every week. This category collects all of it: the secret routes, the unlock conditions, the theories and the lore timeline. Whether you are a completionist, a lore hunter or just a player who wants to find something weird, these guides will show you where to look.

Known Secret Hotspots

Secret Hunting Highlights

Core Mechanics

Secrets in Regretevator follow a few recurring patterns that make them findable without making them obvious. Hidden elevators and secret doors usually trigger from specific interactions: using an item like the Hyperlaser, hitting a hidden button, or reaching a precise spot that opens a passage. Out-of-bounds rooms reward players who master wall clipping and glitch spots, which the community documents with video evidence. Lore secrets are the deepest layer: props, posters and dialogue lines reference an interconnected meta-story involving characters like Gregoriah, Pest and the developer's mascots. Collectible secrets like Floppies and Sea Bunnies are scattered deliberately, with new locations dropping alongside each weekly update to keep hunters returning. Some secrets are front-facing enough for casual players to stumble into, while the hardest ones require coordinated community effort to solve, and the basement chest passcode is the best example of the community working together to crack a growing code.

Advantages

The secrets guides collect the community's hardest-earned knowledge in one place: the exact routes to secret elevators, the current Floppy locations, the out-of-bounds glitch spots that hide content, and the lore clues that connect the meta-story. Everything is organized so you can skip the hours of trial-and-error: each secret lists the required items, the trigger order and the reward. The lore pages go deep, connecting Gregoriah, Pest and the infinity logo into a coherent timeline while clearly labeling which parts are theory. Floppy and Sea Bunny location lists are the most actively maintained content because new spots drop weekly, so you always get the freshest map. For players who prefer discovery, each guide also includes spoiler-free hints so you can try to find the secret yourself before reading the full solution.

Challenges

Secret documentation is fragile because hidden content is the most likely thing to break or change during an update. Wall clips and out-of-bounds routes can be patched overnight, Floppy locations get moved or replaced, and trigger-based doors sometimes stop responding after a floor rework. A guide that was perfect last week can send you on a wild goose chase today. The lore is also deliberately ambiguous: the developer leaves the meta-story open to interpretation, so articles that present a confident timeline are mixing confirmed facts with community theory. Finally, some secrets are so rare or hard that only a handful of community members have verified them, and reproducing their steps can be genuinely difficult even with a guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Tips