About

Who runs this

Dominick Santoro

3,000+ hours in PUBG · maintainer

Dominick Santoro has more than 3,000 hours in PUBG. He built and maintains pubgsecretrooms.com because the guides he was using described secret rooms in vague prose — "north-east of the compound" — which is no help at three hundred metres in a plane. Every marker on this site is checked against the live build before it is published, and anything that cannot be confirmed is left off rather than guessed.

pubgsecretrooms.com is an independent PUBG reference built and maintained by Dominick Santoro. It exists because every other guide in this niche describes secret room locations in vague prose — "center-north", "near the east edge" — which is useless when you are already in the plane with eight seconds to decide where to drop.

The site does one thing: it shows every marked secret room on every PUBG map, on a map you can actually move around, with the key that opens it and the nearest named landmark to aim for.

Why every page carries a patch number

PUBG changes, and guides rot quietly. Taego's Error Space system was removed from the game and most guides still describe it as though it works. Miramar gained secret rooms in Update 41.2 on 12 May 2026 and most guides still do not mention them at all. Both are easy to check. Neither gets checked.

So every page here is stamped with the game version it was verified against, and that stamp only moves when the pages have actually been re-walked. If you are reading something dated to an old patch, you can see it immediately rather than finding out the hard way at Georgopol.

What makes this different

Three things. Marker positions are taken from the annotated map plates themselves rather than redrawn by hand, so a pin sits on the pixel the source marks. Rooms carry the nearest named landmark, derived from the map's own labels, instead of a bare compass direction. And where something has not been confirmed — an exact in-game grid reference, say — the column is simply not shown rather than filled with a confident-sounding guess.

That last one costs the site content it could easily fake. It is also the whole point.

Corrections

If a room has moved, closed, or opened somewhere this site does not list, the contact page explains how to report it. The verification page sets out the process every marker goes through before it is published.

Not affiliated with KRAFTON

This is a fan-made reference. PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS is a trademark of KRAFTON, Inc. Nothing here is official or endorsed, and no map art or game asset on this site is claimed as original work.