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Bugsnax

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Title Screen

Bugsnax

Developer: Young Horses
Publishers: Young Horses (Windows), Fangamer (PS4/PS5)
Platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
Released internationally: November 12, 2020


AreasIcon.png This game has unused areas.
DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.


Hmmm...
To do:
Make this page better. I don't have much experience.

Bugsnax is a game all about catching Bugsnax and feeding them to Grumpuses. Kero Kero Bonito made a song for it!

Unused Levels

Test.irr

Contains every gadget in the game, every sauce in the game, Beffica, two cubes that can be pushed, and a trapped Strawby.

Bugsnax-UnusedArea-Test.png

RealFakeLevel.irr

Contains the Buggy Ball and a Rock. The rock can be interacted with and shows the animation of the player picking it up, but it doesn't become a gadget or get added to the inventory.

Bugsnax-UnusedArea-RealFakeLevel.png

ModelPreview.irr

Containing multiple Bugsnax and a few models releating to enviroments. The Snakgrapper spawns, but is completely unable to be collected and cannot be selected in the gadget wheel. The Snak Trap is loaded in, inside the player's model, unseeable outside of your own shadow, It does not show up in the gadget menu. The Journal cannot be opened in this map at all. The Bugsnax cycle through all their animations, and cannot be caught.

Bugsnax-UnusedArea-ModelPreview.png

Debug Mode

Hmmm...
To do:
See if this is in the console versions.

Press Left Shift + Right Shift + Pause Break at any time. A "Debug" selection will be added to the pause menu's settings, containing a Level Select (additionally accessable by F8), Log Trigger Events, Max Out Inventory, Transform All Grumpuses, Complete Pinned Quest, Clear Feeding History, and additional debug flags to set the quest depending on what map you're on.

Bugsnax-Debug-Menu.png

Level Select opens a seperate menu, out of place for the typical menus. It shows the directory Content\Levels, which includes every map, required scripts, Bugsnak, and Grumpus. The full directory is shown on the top of the menu.

Bugsnax-Debug-LevelSelect.png

Log Trigger Events seems to do nothing at all.

Max Out Inventory does exactly as it says, Filling the players inventory with 99x of every bugsnax in the game.

Bugsnax-Debug-MaxInv.png