players of Crimson Desert The game has found a way to easily enter locked buildings. Originally intended to be a prequel to the previous title Pearl Abyss, Black Desert OnlineIt gradually evolved into a standalone single-player experience set in its own separate universe. Since its release on March 19, Crimson Desert It became an instant commercial success, selling two million copies within the first 24 hours and receiving positive reviews from critics and gamers alike. In response to the overwhelming response from gamers around the world, the South Korean studio recognized the high demand for the game on all platforms and committed to providing immediate post-launch support to address reported issues regarding performance and game balance.
Crimson Desert Both feature vast open worlds that span the map The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption 2 in size. Set in a medieval fantasy universe, the game focuses heavily on combat, with massive bosses, horse battles, and melee scenes. However, in addition to progression tied to the combat system, players can also advance by exploring vast areas and engaging in activities such as fishing, crafting, cooking, and hunting. As the developers themselves emphasized, their intention was to create a world that would keep players engaged for hours on end, encouraging them to interact with both the characters within and the diverse environment around them, unlocking more possibilities as they completed each successive mission.
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Crimson Desert Trick to get into locked buildings
However, it has been less than two days since the successful release Crimson DesertPlayers have already discovered unconventional ways to explore its open world. On the game's subreddit, a user named BelmontFR shared a trick to easily enter locked buildings. In the video they posted, a character can be seen climbing up the side of a building, then using it to open a window to get inside. In a humorous caption accompanying the video, the user points out that breaking into buildings through windows is a method that works in the real world as well, though he doesn't encourage anyone to try it.
In the discussion that broke out under the post, other players commented not only on this method of entering closed buildings, but also on the general mechanics related to exploration and interaction with the environment. Some users point out that unless the locked door has a distinctive appearance or is part of a quest, they can be easily opened using the generic keys available in Crimson Desertwhich can be obtained through combat or by purchasing from vendors. Other gamers have also noticed that the character shown in the video is not wearing a mask that allows players to enter buildings and access items with a “steal” prompt, which requires caution to avoid getting caught. In response, other users noted that they found it odd that they had to be careful when stealing, but when entering strangers' houses, they encountered no reaction from NPCs, suggesting that the game could benefit from a similar system implemented. Kingdom Come: Redemption series.
The huge interest in this ambitious game from Pearl Abyss from the first hours of its release is not particularly surprising, since the title has been on the radar of the gaming community since 2020, when its trailer was presented at The Game Awards. The eagerness of players to explore everything that this fantasy universe has to offer as soon as possible has already led to a significant number of reviews, some of which highlight some technical problems, which are the most common complaints. Crimson DesertComplex controls. However, the developers have emphasized that some aspects of the game take some time to get used to, and if any issues arise that need to be fixed or adjusted to meet players' needs, they will implement the necessary changes to ensure a smooth gaming experience. How this title fares in the long run and whether it stands the test of time remains to be seen.
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March 19, 2026
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Mature 17+ / Blood, drug references, intense violence, strong language
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The Pearl Abyss
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The Pearl Abyss
