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Master Key (Unlock Every Level)
"All 50 levels, all five worlds, open right now."
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How do I install Master Key (Unlock Every Level)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Master Key (Unlock Every Level) for Super Bunny Man in one click.
</>What does Master Key (Unlock Every Level) do?
Super Bunny Man drip-feeds its levels. Worlds stay shut until you have collected enough badges, which means the level your friend keeps talking about might be hours away. Master Key opens the whole game. Every level in all five worlds becomes selectable straight away, including the later ones normally locked behind a badge count you have not reached yet. Handy if you are replaying on a fresh save, jumping in with a friend who is further ahead, or you just want to see the circus world without grinding for it first.
</>What is Master Key (Unlock Every Level)?
Super Bunny Man drip-feeds its levels, holding worlds shut until you have collected enough badges, so the level your friend keeps talking about can be hours away. Master Key opens the lot — all 50 levels across all five worlds, selectable immediately. From ProjectMods, a community-first PC mod manager and desktop app for 400+ games.
</>Common questions about Master Key (Unlock Every Level)
What does Master Key do in Super Bunny Man?
Master Key opens Super Bunny Man's whole level list straight away. The game normally drip-feeds you levels and keeps its later worlds shut until you have collected enough badges, which means a level you have heard about can sit hours out of reach. With this switched on, all 50 levels across all five worlds become selectable immediately, including the ones held behind a badge count you have not reached. There are two switches, one for levels and one for worlds, so you can open just as much of the game as you actually want. It is a premium mod.
What is the difference between Unlock All Levels and Unlock All Worlds?
They cover two different layers of Super Bunny Man's progression. Unlock All Levels makes the individual levels playable, so nothing inside a world you already have access to stays greyed out. Unlock All Worlds opens the five worlds themselves, including the later ones the game holds back until you have banked enough badges. Turning on levels alone tidies up the world you are currently in. Turning on worlds is the one that gets you into the circus or the canyon early. Switching both on opens the game completely, but keeping them separate lets you open things gradually.
Does Master Key give me the badges as well?
No, and that is deliberate. Master Key only makes levels and worlds selectable — your badge record in Super Bunny Man stays exactly as you earned it. Play a level you unlocked this way and it still tracks all three badges — completion, the hidden carrot and the time attack — like any other, so there is nothing false sitting in your progress. If you want the badges filled in as well, that is Badge Broker's job, and the two work fine alongside each other. Keeping them separate means you can open the game up without erasing the achievement of what you actually did.
Can I lock the levels back up afterwards?
Both options are switches rather than one-way actions, so turning them off returns Super Bunny Man to showing you only what your badge count has genuinely opened. That makes Master Key easy to use as a temporary look-ahead: open everything, go and play the world you were curious about, then switch back and carry on with your normal run. Nothing about your badges changes in either direction, so the game's own idea of your progress is exactly where you left it when you flip the switches off again.
When is Master Key most useful?
Three situations come up most often. Replaying on a fresh save when you have already finished Super Bunny Man once and do not fancy re-earning your way back to the world you like. Jumping into couch co-op with a friend who is further along, so you are not stuck picking from the handful of levels your own save has opened. And plain curiosity — wanting to see what the circus world looks like without grinding badges first. In each case the appeal is the same: play the level you actually want to play tonight.
What options does Master Key (Unlock Every Level) include?
Applies To Your Own Progress
This opens up your own saved game. In an online session it is the host's progress that counts, so joining someone else's game does not unlock anything on your save.
Unlock All Levels
Every level becomes playable straight away.
Unlock All Worlds
Every world opens up, including the ones held back until late in the game.
Master Key is a ProjectMods mod for Super Bunny Man that makes all 50 levels and all five worlds selectable straight away, including the ones normally held back behind a badge count.
System Requirements
What features does Master Key (Unlock Every Level) include?
- Open all 50 story levels straight away, including the ones normally held behind a badge count
- Unlock all five worlds at once so the circus and the canyon are available from your very first session
- Choose between the two switches — take just the levels, or open every world as well
- Jump straight to whichever level you actually want to play instead of working forward through the list
Best For
- Returning players on a fresh save with no interest in re-earning access to worlds they finished last year
- Couch co-op nights where your friend is hours ahead and you need the same levels available to play together
- Creators recording a level-by-level series who need every level reachable before the cameras roll
- Anyone who keeps hearing about a later world and would rather see it tonight than in several hours
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Trophy Case (Achievement Unlocker)
Unlock any Super Bunny Man achievement you want, or all of them at once. You can lock them again too.
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Badge Broker (Instant Medals)
Award yourself the completion, carrot and time-attack badges for a level, or for every level at once.
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Wide Angle (Pull The Camera Back)
Pull the camera further back so you can see more of the level and stop fighting your co-op partner for framing.
