Red Dead Redemption 2 players stunned by hidden rooms we were never supposed to find

With Rockstar being the king of open-world exploration, it is no wonder that we are still discovering secrets in Red Dead Redemption 2 to this day.

It has been six years since Red Dead Redemption 2 was first released but with such an expansive open-world, Easter eggs, secrets and even hidden rooms are still being discovered by players.

Check out the launch trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2 below!

From a rare world event to a hidden bunker, it is clear that Rockstar planned for Red Dead Redemption 2 to be played for years after release.

Now another recent discovery has proved the theory and this time, one player has discovered some hidden rooms that we were never meant to find.

Spotted by pariah87 on YouTube, these hidden rooms are located in the basement of Moonshine Shack.

Although the location is featured in Red Dead Redemption 2, it plays a key role in Red Dead Online as players must purchase a Moonshine Shack in order to start the Moonshiner role.

With the main floor being accessible, this YouTuber has somehow managed to get into the basement rooms beneath and with them being decked out and furnished, it is clear that Rockstar did have plans for them at some stage.

Although it is unclear how the YouTuber managed to enter these rooms, one comment suggests that it is courtesy of the Open All Interiors mod on Nexus Mods.

As you can probably guess from the title, this mod allows access to otherwise locked interiors in Red Dead Redemption 2.

As a result, interiors such as Angelo Bronte's mansion are now accessible and we can assume that the basements of Moonshine Shack is another location.

We aren’t sure why these basement rooms were made inaccessible at launch but it just goes to show how much more there is to discover in the Rockstar classic.