'Fallout 4' cheats: Secret room discovered by player

Although it was only recently released, players didn't waste time in finding out the secrets hidden inside Bethesda's newest offering, "Fallout 4."

According to GameSpot, a player has uploaded a video on YouTube showing a secret room in "Fallout 4," accessible via the PC version of the game. The video footage also highlights the many in-game items that players can stock up on inside the room.

The room, believed to be a developer room, can be accessed in the PC version of the title by entering "COC QASMOKE" in the console command for "Fallout 4." The player will then be transported in the hidden cubbyhole, and arranged per boxed sets are different items, gear and weapons that the player may choose to get to help survive the Wastelands.

According to the IB Times, this is not the first time that Bethesda has included a secret developer room for players to find. The developers have also cached a loot room in their fifth story installment for "The Elder Scrolls" franchise, "Skyrim."

The "Fallout 4" room is the same, containing much-needed items in the game. Arranged in four tables around the room are different weapons, items, and gears stacked per military box. Meanwhile, the room also contains a Power Bench, where players can create and enhance items.

Perhaps the most surprising thing about the room itself is that Bethesda opted to include a complete set of all Power Armor suits, which are much-need for survival in "Fallout 4." The items in the room will be of great help to newcomers who are finding it difficult to survive the game. However, franchise purists and hardcore players may just enter the room out of curiosity, but will more than likely not take anything from it.

Aside from the secret room, there are also other hidden surprises in store for "Fallout 4" players, as noted in another GameSpot report.

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