SAXON apparently doesn’t believe in letting its employees relax. Mycopunk HUB secrets include a hidden server room tied to the Carver chainsaw, while the asteroid turrets have a purpose beyond looking cool. The problem is that the 1.0 update redesigned the HUB, so some old directions now lead absolutely nowhere.
There’s also Golden Bruce to look out for if you’re after Lottery Larry tokens. Here’s what’s worth finding in the updated HUB.
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Mycopunk HUB Secrets and Locations
Not every HUB secret involves breaking open a hidden box. Some unlock weapon modules, while others give you extra Gats or progress toward Fulfillments.
The secret server room is particularly important if you’re working toward the Carver. The asteroid turrets are worth checking out too, especially if you want to earn some Gats without heading into another mission.
If you’re looking for more hidden items outside the HUB, our Mycopunk Red Keycard guide explains where to find the card and what it unlocks.
How to Find the Secret Server Room in Mycopunk
The server room has moved from its old location above the spawn rooms.
To find it in the redesigned HUB, go behind the drop ship and continue past the shooting range. Head down the half-flight of stairs toward the back of the ship. The new server room is on this lower floor.
How to Unlock the Server Room
You’ll need the Server Access Codes from the hidden sublevel in Titan City before you can enter.
Look for a mission marked Permanent Location to access the correct map layout. Enter the hidden sublevel and complete it to obtain the Broken Frame and Server Access Codes.
When you get the codes, return to the HUB and head to the relocated server room.
What’s Inside the Server Room?
Inside, you’ll find Weapon Module 1A7B, one of four modules needed to assemble the Carver chainsaw.
Finding this module doesn’t unlock the weapon immediately. You’ll still need the remaining modules from other regions to complete the Broken Frame.
What Do Asteroid Turrets Do in Mycopunk?
Those turrets around the HUB aren’t just decoration. You can use them to shoot down asteroids and collect the resulting rocks, which can be sold for Gats.
It’s essentially a little space-rock salvage job. Apparently, your regular shift wasn’t enough.
Where to Collect Asteroid Rocks in Mycopunk
Face the entrance of the drop pod and look for the turret on your right. There’s a chest directly to the right of that turret. After shooting down asteroids, check the chest to retrieve the rocks you’ve collected. You can sell them for Gats from there.
How to Complete the 50-Asteroid Fulfillment
There’s also a Fulfillment for shooting down 50 asteroids. Use the HUB turrets to destroy asteroids until you reach the required count. This is a separate objective from selling the rocks, so there’s a reason to keep shooting even if you don’t need more Gats.
Golden Bruce and Lottery Larry Rewards
Golden Bruce is connected to daily Lottery Larry tokens. These tokens can be used at Lottery Larry in the HUB to get new random rolls of specific weapon skins. Mission side objectives can also award Larry tokens, with their drop chance increased in the 1.0 update.
If you’re hunting cosmetics, Golden Bruce is worth paying attention to. Larry’s rewards are skin rerolls, though, not secret weapon unlocks.
Other Hidden HUB Activities and Rewards
One small secret is the movable pipe in the HUB. Knock it over to unlock the hidden Oops achievement. It’s a surprisingly easy way to earn an achievement for causing a little workplace trouble.
There’s also the Starrunner arcade game. Reaching 10,000 points unlocks the Starrunner achievement.
The 1.0 update introduced Fulfillments, an in-game achievement system that can reward cosmetic items such as hats. Another addition is The Couch, a mini special assignment where you help Roachard recover a couch for the HUB.
The HUB isn’t the only place hiding surprises. You can also hunt down the Cranius secret boss in Mycopunk if you’re looking for another hidden encounter.
Old HUB Collectibles: What Changed in Version 1.0?
Before the HUB redesign, hidden collectible boxes could be found in the launch-pod rafters and underneath the recreation-sphere floor. Other hiding places included an opening beside the SAXON logo and a ventilation duct above some chip bags.
Those locations belong to the older HUB layout. Their positions haven’t been confirmed in the redesigned 1.0 HUB, so don’t treat them as a current collectible checklist.
The server room also changed locations, making old walkthrough directions unreliable for that particular secret. I’d skip wandering around the old upper-floor entrance and head straight for the lower level instead.
