Bomb Rush Cyberfunk Пасхальные яйца

If you’re playing Bomb Rush Cyberfunk on PC and want to spice things up, there are a couple of neat tools you can use to bend the rules a bit. Some players use a Cheat Engine table, which lets you activate things like infinite health, unlimited combo meters, and even custom speed hacks. It’s a fan-made add-on, so you’ll need to download Cheat Engine first and use the right table for Bomb Rush Cyberfunk.

For folks who want a more user-friendly (and less tweak-heavy) approach, there’s the WeMod trainer. This trainer offers a bunch of toggle-on cheats like:

• Unlimited Health
• Unlimited Combo
• Super Speed
• Unlimited Special Meter
• Freeze Timer
• Edit Your Rep

You just launch the trainer, start the game, and flip whatever switches you want. It’s especially fun if you want to mess around in free-roam without worrying about getting stomped by the cops. As always, use these kinds of tools in single-player only; don’t ruin the fun for others if you ever venture online (and back up your saves, just in case).

Deep in Mataan, if you poke around—seriously, explore every nook—you’ll stumble onto a bizarre crypt, complete with a coffin and the iconic Felix mask perched on top. It’s hidden away in the back alleys, so don’t be afraid to go off-route behind the buildings. No, Felix isn’t popping out to say hi, but it’s a fun and slightly spooky homage for those who love tracking down every secret. Consider it the game’s nod to its own oddball spirit.

Keep your eyes peeled for fire hydrants that aren’t just for dousing out fires. A couple of these hydrants will rocket you straight up onto rooftops, like some DIY elevator out of a cartoon. Try grinding over them or just jump and see what happens. Most people skate right past them, but if you pay attention and experiment a bit, you’ll discover some shortcuts (and maybe a few hidden graffiti spots) that save you serious time.

Music nerds, this one’s for you. Somewhere in the game, you can actually find a hidden music track from Hideki Naganuma—the legendary composer behind Jet Set Radio’s banging soundtrack. Collect enough music pickups, or hunt through the tucked-away corners of the city, and you might stumble onto this secret tune. If you’re into deep cuts and rare beats, this is a must-see (or, well, must-hear).

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is packed with quirky collectibles, and one of the main sets to look out for are the Polo mascots. You'll find them hidden all over the different districts. To snag them all, you need to:

• Search up high—think rooftops, signs, and other places you’ll need to string combos or wallrides to reach.
• Look for weird corners and out-of-the-way tunnels (sometimes the camera will give you a hint if you’re close).
• Listen for the classic jingle sound—that means you’re near a Polo mascot.

Collecting each of these weird little guys not only scratches that completionist itch but can also unlock some sweet cosmetic rewards.

If you’re aiming to 100% Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, you’ve got a hefty list of trophies/achievements to check off your wall. Some you’ll grab just by finishing the story, but others demand a little more hustle—like mastering every crew battle, pulling off huge combos, or tagging every single graffiti spot. A few especially tough ones include:

• Tag Every Graffiti Spot: Scope out every level and don’t leave until you’ve sprayed each mural. Some are hidden way off the main route.
• Max Rep in Every District: This means finishing every challenge (yes, even the infuriating ones).
• Crew Completionist: Unlock every character and outfit variant.

Keep your eyes peeled for the rare, one-off tasks too—like finding secret stashes or pulling off one-of-a-kind tricks. Checklist apps or achievement tracker sites are your best friend if you want zero backtracking at the end.

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