$14.99Egging On One egg, one slip, back to the bottom
Roll and hop an egg up a farm, factory and shop, where every jump must land just right or the climb starts over.
Is Egging On worth it?
Egging On is worth it if…
- you enjoy games that knock you back to the start and dare you to climb again
- you like mastering awkward, wobbly controls until they finally click
- you want a short, intense session you can retry in different ways
- you can laugh at your own disasters instead of closing the game
- you liked the climb-from-the-bottom challenge of Getting Over It
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Egg physics that punish and reward
Movement is the whole game, and it takes practice. You roll, and your jump is tied to the roll cycle: time the leap for the moment the egg is at its tip and you launch at maximum height. Miss the timing and the jump comes up short. Get it right on a narrow ledge and it feels earned.
The catch is what a jump costs. A missed landing can send you sliding all the way back down, yolk dripping, progress gone.
A climb through hostile, colorful places
The route to freedom runs through carefully crafted, egg-themed levels: the hen-house, a farm, a factory and a farm shop, each with its own atmosphere and hazards. The store promises chainsaws and angry roosters, and not everything up there wants you to reach the top.
Levels are packed with interactive elements, so every area brings fresh challenges. The look is bright and vivid rather than grim, which makes the danger land stranger and funnier: a cheerful world that is actively trying to scramble you. Sound design is a quiet strength, with the egg rolling differently on glass than on metal, oddly soothing right up until it isn't.
