Former Rockstar Games designer Ben Hinchliffe says that Grand Theft Auto 5's infamous Mount Chiliad easter egg was likely added by Rockstar just to "mess with people".
One of the greatest things about Rockstar Games' titles is how many easter eggs, secrets, and mysteries there are to find throughout its open-world games. Ever since the days of GTA 3, Rockstar has liked hiding as many things as possible for players to find, even though most of the secrets end up going unanswered.
Games need to wind down in scope, not blow up to such unbelievable levels as to turn singleplayer games into ever-expanding live-service worlds.
Over the last year and a bit, we've finally been finding out the meaning behind many of GTA's easter eggs, from its size-changing moon to San Andreas' suicidal planes. One mystery we haven't found out the answer to is perhaps one of the most notorious in gaming history - the mural that can be found at the top of Mount Chiliad in GTA 5.
For those that don't know, GTA 5's Mount Chiliad is hiding a number of secrets, from a UFO that appears once you've reached 100 percent to...
