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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Many games provide secret levels that aren't necessary to finish the game. Sometimes they are based around gimmicks or themes that aren't in the "actual" game. Sometimes they are much more difficult than the main game's and are essentially a secret challenge, or they feel like they could fit right in the game and were seemingly left out of the main game simply because there was no way to fit them into the progression (and making them secret was better than leaving them out or dummying them). Naturally these will be necessary for One Hundred Percent Completion. |