The Shattered Veil map in Black Ops 6 CP is filled with hidden secrets and Easter egg locations. While the Main Easter Egg quest is the most talked-about, there are numerous other hidden objects and collectibles scattered across the map that offer their own rewards.

Hidden Locations for Easter Egg Components

1. The Hidden Sewer Tunnel:

• Accessed through a secret door in the Kitchen, this tunnel leads to a hidden area under the mansion. Within this area, you can find components required for minor side quests or to upgrade your weapons. Be cautious, as the sewers are home to a variety of aggressive zombies, including the elite Goliath zombies. The reward for clearing out these areas is usually a collectible or item that will come in handy later in your journey.

2. The Observatory Chamber:

• This location is crucial to unlocking one of the hidden rooms where you can craft powerful equipment. It’s located on the upper floor of the mansion, behind a locked door requiring several rounds of fighting before it can be opened. Within the chamber, you will find the Spectral Map which leads to clues for the Ray Gun Mark II upgrades. It’s easy to overlook this area, so keep an eye on any glowing objects near the windows.

3. The Crypt in the Garden:

• The garden is home to many interesting secrets, including an underground crypt hidden beneath a patch of overgrown flowers. Inside the crypt, you can interact with various tombstones to unlock useful bonuses, such as temporary boosts to health or the ability to summon allies. But, be warned, it’s a dangerous area, as it’s infested with a powerful type of zombie that’s resistant to normal weapons.

4. The Secret Lab in the East Wing:

• Located in the East Wing of the mansion, this hidden laboratory holds vital clues for the overall plot of Shattered Veil. While it’s not directly part of the Main Easter Egg, it contains a number of useful items, like the Elemental Essence, which can be used to unlock temporary buffs or weapon modifications. You’ll need to solve a puzzle here by matching the correct chemical elements to their corresponding containers.