Cheats and Secrets

This page collects cheats, secrets, Easter eggs, and hidden cool stuff in Animal Well.

Unlockable: Change the Bunny Mural with Custom Art

In the Central area of Animal Well you will eventually reach a panel that depicts a bunny, well this panel also plays a key role as a puzzle for one of the late game secrets. This does get into a bit of spoiler territory so if you want to discover this on your own, then save this page and come back after that.

See the Bunny Mural Room on the Animal Well Interactive Map.

After acquiring a key item called a S Medal later in the game you can return to the central area of Animal Well to use it and unlock a new area and item. The room is south of the main room with a telephone next to where you deposit all the flames from defeating each of the creatures depicted as statues. The room you are looking for will have a stone pedestal and have a circular recess. Here you can insert the S. Medal into a slot to reveal a new section of the map. If you continue on this path until the end you should receive the Remote, afterwards head back to the room with the Bunny Mural and click the remote to trigger an explosion and reveal an area below the mural. Here there are controls that will allow you to change the appearance of the mural on the wall, there is also another room you can find beneath this area that leads to an incomplete but important piece of information. This image will vary from player to player, but will depict a set of pixels, this piece is 1 of 50 pieces needed to solve the mural puzzle and acquire one of the secret bunnies hidden throughout Animal Well.

Mario art by Jada Griffin.

However once you’ve solved the puzzle you can feel free to change the image to anything you’d like, here’s what we drew, let us know what you think and share your images in the comments below on the wiki page and we might add them to the guide!

Easter Egg: Fourth-Wall Breaking Physics

If you move your gameplay window around your desktop screen, the vines and other objects affected by physics in a room will react in real time.Discovered by @terminX13.