There are some Easter eggs and secrets in Scarface: The World Is Yours. Below is a list of them:
Gilligan's Island[]
There is a hidden island in The Islands, located between Black Sands and Lobster Cay. This island is a reference to the 1960s sitcom Gilligan's Island. It's unmarked on the map and contains a wrecked boat, a bar, explosive barrels, a clothesline, and NPCs resembling the show's characters. Notably, this is the only place where Jonas Dunk can be found outside of missions or leads.
Shaft[]
The Oakley Drive-In is a reference to the film Shaft, as "Oakley" nods to actor Richard Roundtree, who portrayed Shaft. Roundtree also voices Burt Campana, the Oakley Drive-In owner. If the player shoots and destroys the drive-in sign, the word "Drama" changes to "Shaft".
Brazilian Attendant[]
At Pedro's Pawn Shop, the player may encounter a unique Brazilian attendant named Grant, who appears nowhere else in the game. When Tony Montana interacts with him, he says phrases like "Puta que pariu, essa porra é falsa!" (translated: "Holy f***ing sh**, this sh** is fake!"). He is voiced by Brazilian actor Rodrigo Santoro.
Dumpsters[]
In Miami and The Islands, Tony can urinate beside green dumpsters when his health is low by pressing the "enter vehicle" button, restoring a small amount of health. This action is disabled during missions. NPCs standing nearby may also urinate, and players can still talk to them—even while Tony is relieving himself.
Shark[]
If Tony stays in water too long or ventures too far, especially when injured, a shark will appear and eat him. This triggers the classic Wilhelm scream before the screen fades to black.
Girl Eaten by a Shark[]
At the edge of a pier in South Beach, the player may witness Kristin Corona swimming with a shark following her. After the brief cutscene, both she and the shark disappear, implying she's eaten off-screen.
UFO[]
A sunken UFO can be found underwater near Lobster Cay.
Mentions of Celebrities[]
NPC dialogue occasionally references real-world celebrities. These idle conversations, whether between pedestrians, cops, or gang members, may mention figures such as Stephen Hawking, Paul Muni, and Dick Clark.
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