At first glance, it seems simple: Bunny Garden sounds like a cute mobile sim where you raise fluffy rabbits, plant carrots, and build a cozy warren. And you’d be half right. The official Bunny Garden (often stylized as BUNNY GARDEN ) is a real game developed by a small Japanese or Korean indie studio — a relaxing, low-poly animal husbandry game with pastel colors, soft music, and zero violence. Think Neko Atsume but with lop-eared rabbits.
But the real draw? Since v1.0.5 has lighter DRM than later versions, the modding community has used it as a base for “Bunny Garden: Black Edition” — fan patches that restore cut content, add horror elements, or turn the garden into a surreal dreamscape. Search “Bunny Garden v1.0.5 mod” and you’ll find custom textures, new rabbit breeds (some glowing or shadowy), and even fan-made “endings” where the garden evolves into a strange labyrinth. BUNNY GARDEN Descarga Gratuita -v1.0.5-
And somewhere in an old APK archive, those pixel rabbits are still staring. At first glance, it seems simple: Bunny Garden
But the changes everything.
Why? Because that specific version number — v1.0.5 — is not the current official release. It’s an that leaked or was deliberately archived by fans. And “Descarga Gratuita” means “Free Download” in Spanish, hinting at a specific audience: Latin American mobile gamers looking for a paid app’s cracked APK. Think Neko Atsume but with lop-eared rabbits
