[ IN DEVELOPMENT — DEMO BUILD ]

Egg It is still in development. This build is an early demo: it ships with one playable arena,

and the other maps you'll see in the map select are planned content, marked "Coming Soon".

Content, balance and visuals will change before release.

Somebody's holding the egg right now. That's about to become your problem.

Welcome to Egg It — the arena's own twisted little game show, invented by whoever's running this place and broadcast for nobody's benefit but their own. The rules are simple: one live egg, one fuse. Whoever's holding it when it blows loses a life. No strategy meeting, no rulebook to study — just the fuse, the crowd, and your legs.

Dash in. Land a combo. Shove it into somebody else's hands. Repeat until one of you is left standing.

Hold it too long and you're down a life — simple rule, terrible decisions. A dash, a wall-jump, a wall-slide, a ledge climb, and a 3-hit combo are yours to work with: the whole arena is fair game, not just the floor.

It's one arena, but it bites back. Grab a broom and launch yourself across the map. A laser. A black hole that quietly ruins whoever's closest. A block-breaker that opens the floor under someone who really should've kept moving.

Three lives each, no do-overs. Playing solo? Bots fill every open seat, so there's no such thing as a match short a player.

The old contestants are still around too. Chicken, Goat, Frog, Hedgehog — not fighters anymore, just hazards, and they haven't lost a bit of attitude. That frog will still yank you off a ledge with its tongue, for no better reason than it can.

Play online through Steam, or on the same network with the people in the room. The egg doesn't care which.

Nobody remembers whose idea Egg It was. Everybody agrees it's a terrible one. Everybody keeps playing anyway.