Introducing Rabbit Hole Studio
Hello, this is Rabbit Hole Studio. Today, we'd like to share a short guide for experienced Rabbit Hole players.
When your shop is full of customers but you're out of things to sell, the Market and Errand Center are here to help.
#1 Stock Up at the Market
If you've been enjoying Rabbit Hole for a while, you may have discovered a tunnel deep in the Rabbit Hole that leads to the sea.
Grok, a frog merchant from across the sea, has come to Rabbit Hole. So, what does he sell?
Grok carries all kinds of ingredients, dishes, costumes, and building materials. VIPs can also buy special fully prepared dishes from him.
💡 Play Tip
Let's see how to dress up your animal friends.
Click an animal friend walking around, or choose the one you want to dress from the Residents List. From there, you can easily change their outfit.
#2 Visit the Errand Center and Place a Request
A suspicious-looking snake has appeared to the right of Grok's Market.
It turns out he's an animal friend named Gilbert, and he runs the Errand Center.
Place a request with Gilbert, and he can bring you items that aren't sold at the Market.
Wrapping Up
Wondering what lies even deeper than the Rabbit Hole connected to the sea? Here's a little spoiler for you.
Further down, you'll discover a cave filled with sparkling crystals, a place where thick vines cover every wall, an ice cave where a mammoth from tens of thousands of years ago lies asleep, a place where a tree glows under a mysterious light and gives off a sacred presence, and a cave close to churning lava.
These places still have cobwebs here and there and piles of trash, but with a little care from you, they can be remodeled into cozy burrows.
Rabbit Hole Studio will keep building out the Rabbit Hole and adding more helpful facilities as we get ready to welcome you as a neighbor in Rabbit Hole - Cozy Animal Farm.
If you'd like to keep up with the latest Rabbit Hole news, please visit our official Facebook, Instagram, and Discord!
Thank you.
— The Rabbit Hole Studio Team, from the Rabbit Hole construction site