SECRET
SECTIONS
Every hidden room in Tower of Hell — spawn rates, rarity tiers, what they contain, Easter eggs, and how to find them faster.
What Are Secret Sections?
Secret sections are rare, special floors hidden within normal towers. They don’t display a name when spawned, usually appear in a distinct gray color, and contain puzzles, mini-games, Easter eggs, or cosmetic rewards you won’t find anywhere else in Tower of Hell.
Added on October 11, 2019, secret sections were designed to reward explorers and long-time players with surprise encounters during normal runs. They are approximately 20× rarer than vanilla sections — a standard vanilla section has a spawn weight of ~2.5, while most secret sections have a default weight of 50 (on a scale where higher numbers = more common).
/filtersections command. Using /skip only blocks secrets for the very next round — they can reappear after that. The command /ttoh full guarantees MiniTower and Anticipation will spawn in your current run.All 32 Secret Sections
Every confirmed secret section as of February 2026, including rarity weight, availability status, and notable features.
| Section Name | Spawn Weight | Rarity | Status | Notable Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anticipation | 50 (was first-section only) | Ultra Rare | ✅ Public | 4-layer staircase; now spawns anywhere (Dec 2025 update) |
| Bender | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Bends the entire tower 10° — dark gold color |
| Blank | 50 (admin command) | Admin Only | 🔒 Admin | Completely flat floor — no obstacles; 0.000067563% chance |
| Christmas Tree | Seasonal | Event | ❌ Removed | Christmas 2025 event section; awarded gear skins |
| Cyclotron | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Rotates all sections above it on the vertical axis |
| Disco Floor | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Colorful pulsing dance floor aesthetic |
| Gearbox | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Mechanical gear-themed section with rotating parts |
| House | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Light blue; only secret with a killpart (lightbulb); “ObrenTune was here” Easter egg |
| MiniTower | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Shows a mini replica of the current tower — extends outside roof on 200+ section towers |
| Minute | 50 | Ultra Rare | ✅ Public | Conveyor staircase that takes exactly 1 minute to climb; 0.000067563% spawn chance |
| Neon Section | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Made of glowing neon-colored blocks — safe to touch |
| Nice View | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Windows in the wall show the outside of the tower |
| Outside | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Door leads to the exterior of the tower; invisible barrier previously blocked exit (now removed) |
| PathRight | 50 | Admin Only | 🔒 Admin | Path section variant — requires admin commands |
| PathStraight | 50 | Admin Only | 🔒 Admin | Path section variant — requires admin commands |
| Pride | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Awards 3 random Pride Trails from the floating flags inside |
| Pride Picker | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Buttons let you choose which specific Pride Trail you want |
| Pride TV | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Awards all Pride Trails at once; “BlackyBountyBrowny™” Easter egg on back of TV |
| Prideful Heart | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Touch the heart for a random Pride effect — flag changes each time |
| Prideful Paw | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Touch the paw for a random Pride effect — paw icon variant |
| Saboteur | 250 | Event-Style | ✅ Public | 5 distinct connected sections; reactor meltdown event; awards Saboteur badge + Carmine Halo |
| Snow Castle | Seasonal | Event | ❌ Removed | Christmas 2025 event; awarded gear skins (ended Jan 5, 2026) |
| T | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Tower splits into a T-shape sideways; sections tilt 90°; only one door at the end works |
| T (Variant 2) | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Second variant of the T section with a different layout |
| Tetris Game Night | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Playable Pong mini-game on a giant screen; name references Tetris (1984), gameplay references Pong (1972) |
| The Vault | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Giant safe with 0-9 keypad; correct code opens it; rewards infinite jump coil effect |
| Tic Tac Toe | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Tic-tac-toe minigame against other players |
| The North Pole | Seasonal | Event | ❌ Removed | Christmas 2025 event; awarded gear skins (ended Jan 5, 2026) |
| Wonderland | Seasonal | Event | ❌ Removed | Christmas 2025 event section (ended Jan 5, 2026) |
| Workshop | 50 | Secret | ✅ Public | Craftsman workshop aesthetic section |
| Xmas | Seasonal | Event | ❌ Removed | Christmas 2025 event; one of three Christmas sections that ended Jan 5, 2026 |
| Blank (VIP variant) | 50 (VIP only) | Admin Only | 🔒 Admin | Variant requiring VIP server admin command — flat floor, no obstacles |
Notable Secret Sections Explained
Some secret sections deserve more than a table row. Here’s the full story on the most interesting, impactful, or hardest-to-find sections.
A 4-layer staircase that winds 1,440 degrees around the inside of the tower. For years, it was the rarest regular secret section — it could only spawn as the very first section of a tower. In December 2025, it was updated to spawn anywhere, making it significantly easier to encounter. It still shares the 0.000067563% spawn chance with Blank and Minute. In THE Tower of Hell mode, /ttoh full guarantees Anticipation will appear.
Structurally identical to Anticipation but the stairs are made entirely of conveyor belts. They’re extremely long — it takes exactly 60 seconds to walk to the top, hence the name. With a 0.000067563% spawn rate, stumbling upon Minute naturally in a public server is extraordinarily rare. Multiple people have reported their entire lobby timing out because a troll bought the Low Gravity mutator mid-climb.
A light blue section featuring a house where developers uwuPyxl and ObrenTune can be seen sitting inside playing Tetris Game Night on a screen. It’s the only secret section that contains a killpart — the lightbulb. Check behind the TV for the text “ObrenTune was here,” one of the game’s most beloved Easter eggs. The screen inside shows the Tetris Game Night section playing on loop.
A giant Pong screen with red and blue paddle controls. Two teams of players can control paddles using colored buttons at the bottom. Despite the name referencing Tetris (1984), the actual gameplay is Pong (1972) — an intentional in-joke by the developers. A paddle won’t move if two players stand on the same colored control simultaneously. You can physically stand on a moving paddle and ride it upward.
A giant light gray safe with a 0-9 number keypad, an Enter (E) button, and a Clear (C) button. Enter the correct code and the safe opens to reveal a smaller safe containing an Infinite Jump Coil effect. The code is not publicly documented per wiki policy. Entering 69 as a code displays “NICE” in red — a nod to the game’s internal joke about the number. The correct code changes nothing externally; only the interior unlocks.
Cyclotron rotates every section above it around the tower’s vertical axis. This sounds simple until you realize it makes ladders nearly unclimbable from certain angles, and conveyors that were pointing one direction now point somewhere completely different. It’s one of the most disorienting sections in the game, punishing players who autopilot familiar section layouts without looking up to check what Cyclotron changed.
T splits the tower structure into a T-shape, tilting all sections above it 90 degrees sideways. At the end of the section, two doors are visible but only one leads upward — the other is a dead end. Players who aren’t paying attention often take the wrong door and waste precious time. Variant 2 has a slightly different internal layout with alternative platform arrangements, but the same tower-splitting gimmick.
MiniTower renders a complete miniature replica of your current tower inside the section. On towers with 200+ sections, the mini replica is so tall it clips through the ceiling and extends above the roof. It was section 211 in the legacy Tower of Hell (THE Tower). The /ttoh full command guarantees it spawns, making it the most reliably-encountered secret section for anyone using a private server strategically.
A TV displaying moving pride flags — touching it awards all available Pride Trails at once, making it the most rewarding single-interaction in the game for effect collectors. On the back of the TV is a tribute to DerHausaufgabe’s rats: “BlackyBountyBrowny™” — one of Tower of Hell’s most heartfelt Easter eggs. It’s one of 5 secret sections that provide cosmetic rewards.
Saboteur: The Reactor Event
Saboteur is unlike any other secret section. Added August 31, 2024 by uwuPyxl and Kitten_Bites, it’s actually five interconnected sections that trigger a timed reactor meltdown event. Completing it awards the Saboteur badge and the extremely rare Carmine Halo. Its spawn weight is 250 — roughly 5× more common than a standard secret — but the badge and halo require very specific conditions.
Identify the Saboteur Section
Look for The Core — a pulsing reactor room that spawns somewhere in the tower. Saboteur’s 4 vertical sections (The Core, Bunker Branch, and two Coolant Sectors) appear in random order. Listen for the heartbeat audio that gets faster as the core heats up toward 5,000K.
Flip Both Cooling Levers
Find the two Coolant Sector sections (each contains one lever). Flip PUMP A in one and PUMP B in the other. Failing to flip both prevents the meltdown from triggering correctly. These levers are not labeled clearly — look for the interactive toggle switch in each Coolant Sector.
Watch for the Three Warnings
The core produces three escalating warnings: (1) a faster heartbeat, (2) red laser flashes with “pew-pew” sounds at 45 seconds before explosion, and (3) an audible charge-up sound at approximately 6 seconds before explosion. These are your countdowns to evacuate.
Reach the Bunker Branch Stairwell
Get to the Bunker Branch section’s stairwell and stand in front of the first vault door before the core reaches 5,000K. The explosion expands — if you’re still in the vertical tower sections when it detonates, you die. The neon floor in Bunker Branch kills you even with the Invincibility mutator active, so don’t touch it.
Complete Six Horizontal Sections
After the explosion, you’re transported to horizontal sections (re-enabled after their original introduction in the Tower of Hell RB event). Complete all six. They have transparent killparts along the lower walls — stay centered and high. These are the Bunker Door sections leading to the final Bunker.
Collect the Carmine Halo
Enter the circular final Bunker room and touch the Carmine Halo in the center. The door opens after a brief wait. Touch it and you receive the Saboteur badge and Carmine Halo simultaneously. After a short delay, the door closes, everyone is killed, and a new tower spawns.
How to Find Secret Sections Faster
Secret sections are rare by design, but there are legitimate strategies to increase your chances — especially in private servers.
Join public servers and check if any secret sections spawned in the current tower. If not, rejoin a new server. You’ll encounter a secret section eventually. Don’t use /skip as it blocks secrets for the next round only. For badge-specific secrets (Saboteur), you must be present from the start — no hopping mid-round.
In a private server (250 Robux), use /setlength X to cycle tower lengths and see more unique section combinations. Avoid /filtersections as it blocks secrets entirely. Use /ttoh full to guarantee MiniTower and Anticipation spawn. For Saboteur, use the 4/40 tower-length cycling method.
Saboteur has weight 250 — the most likely secret to appear. Most other secrets have weight 50. Blank, Minute, and Anticipation share the 0.000067563% rate (admin-command or near-impossible for Blank). A longer tower means more section slots, which means more chances for any secret to appear in a single run.
Tower of Hell Discord servers and subreddits often post alerts when rare sections spawn. Some players specifically farm sections and invite others. Community spreadsheets track all 32 secret sections so you know which ones you’ve found. The wiki community is particularly active with tips and section sightings.
Easter Eggs & Hidden Details
Secret sections are filled with references, tributes, and developer in-jokes. Here are all the confirmed Easter eggs as of February 2026.
FAQ
There are 32 confirmed secret sections. Of these, 25 are publicly spawnable in normal and private servers. 2 are event-specific and currently inaccessible (Christmas 2025 sections ended January 5, 2026). 5 require admin commands to spawn (including Blank and PathRight/PathStraight variants). Saboteur counts as one “super section” despite being five connected sub-sections.
No. The Explorer badge requires you to touch all 330 vanilla sections — secret sections are specifically excluded. This is why the Tourist badge (which required finding all secret sections) was removed in 2020; requiring players to complete both vanilla and secret sections was considered too punishing and distracted from core gameplay.
Minute and Anticipation share the rarest spawn rate at 0.000067563% — both are astronomically unlikely to appear naturally. However, since Anticipation was updated in December 2025 to spawn anywhere (not just as the first section), it now has slightly more opportunities to appear per tower. Blank has the same probability but requires a VIP server admin command, making it effectively impossible without developer access.
Yes, secret sections can spawn in private servers as long as you don’t use the /filtersections command. Using /skip only blocks secrets for the next round. In a private server, use /setlength to cycle tower lengths and increase your chances of a secret section spawning. Just stepping onto any secret section (not completing it) triggers the Secret badge.
Most secret sections give no direct reward — they’re just rare encounters. Exceptions include: Pride, Pride Picker, and Pride TV (which award Pride Trail cosmetics), The Vault (infinite jump coil effect if you know the code), and Saboteur (awards the Saboteur badge and Carmine Halo). The Secret badge itself is awarded the first time you enter any secret section.
The Christmas 2025 event ran from around December 2025 until January 5, 2026. It introduced five secret sections: The North Pole, Wonderland, Xmas, Christmas Tree, and Snow Castle. Each section contained a gift that initially appeared to be a random object (a trumpet, fire extinguisher, or pan) — but when opened on December 25th, revealed Christmas-themed gear skins for the Gravity, Speed, and Fusion coils plus a Trowel skin and Hook skin. All five are now inaccessible.
According to the community wiki, Saboteur requires enough tower sections for all 4 of its vertical sub-sections to fit. If the tower length is too short, there won’t be room and it won’t spawn. This is why the 4/40 method works — you briefly set a 4-section tower to speed up the timer, then immediately switch to 40 sections to give Saboteur room to spawn.
As of February 2026, no new regular secret sections have been announced. Tower of Hell typically adds secret sections during events (like the Christmas 2025 batch) or as major gameplay additions (like Saboteur in August 2024). Keep an eye on the official YXceptional Studios social accounts and the Tower of Hell wiki for any updates during future events.



