In Chop Chop Inc, there’s a secret developer room that, if you find it, will unlock an achievement called “You found our secret base.” It’s a developer room with tons of cool stuff in it. The secret base is located at the end of the tunnel that also gives you access to the mine.
However, before you can access the dev room, you first need to craft the Stone Axe. Let’s see how to craft it to be able to access the secret base and see what’s in there.
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How to Find the Secret Dev Room in Chop Chop Inc
The secret dev room in Chop Chop Inc is located at the end of the tunnel that’s near the Woodman Corp wooden building.
Walk to the end of the tunnel, where it seems to end with a pitch-black wall of some sort, except for the fact that it’s not a wall. Walk into the pitch-black area and turn right. Walk until you see a traffic cone.
When you get to the traffic cone, just turn left and open the door to the secret dev room.
How to Get the Stone Axe
To open the secret dev room you must craft the Stone Axe first. You should build the bridge across the water, then repair the windmill to get the Clogs. This lets you walk on water. After all of that has been taken care of, head over to the island with the pink-leaf Stone Tree and collect some Stone Wood.
From there, speak with Sir Worcestershire III to upgrade your Grindstone and you’ll finally be able to craft the Stone Axe.
What’s Inside the Secret Dev Room in Chop Chop Inc?
Inside, you’ll find eight hand gestures plus a hamster that’s running on the wheel like his life depends on it.
In the next room, you see an apple tree that, if you hit it, turns into a walnut tree. If you keep hitting the tree, it changes in the following order: birch, metal tree, electric tree, palm tree, stone tree, crystal tree, and apple tree again. Keep in mind that the Golden Axe can do the trick for you here.
Then you can explore the main room, which has cool stuff too. You can also grab an axe named Chopper, which looks cool.
There are a couple of computers and the developers themselves in balloons, with each developer’s name written underneath: Kathy, Wolfgang, Daniel, Felix, Paul, and Sebastien.
