

Eggggg
Hyper Games · 2019 · Indie, Action, Platformer, Casual
PC
Positive86% · 14
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About Eggggg
Eggggg is a ridiculous two-button platform game where you propel yourself around using your vomiting superpowers. Gilbert has an extreme allergy to eggs, and eating them will literally make him vomit like a fountain. He escapes from his mean Aunt Doris in order to get to a birthday party, and needs to use his vomiting superpower to survive in a world of angry cyborg chickens... of course.
Features:- A unique and fun platform runner suitable for both adults and kids
- 36 hand-crafted levels of vomiting action
- Awesome and unique visual style by the Spanish illustrators Brosmind.
ControlsIf you're looking for just another normal platformer, this is not it. But if you're looking for a really fun and quirky experience, and enjoy a good challenge - give it a go! The controls are simple to use but hard to master. Once you get the hang of it, they offer really great and accurate control.

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Vibrant, creative, and surprisingly cute platformer that it seems like everyone slept on?5 found this helpful
Because it i a great game :DDD3 found this helpful
Works on Steam Deck.1 found this helpful
Eggggg is a physics-based platformer developed and published by Hyper Games that transforms an intentionally ridiculous concept into a surprisingly polished and memorable gameplay experience. At first glance, its premise sounds like a joke built entirely around absurd humor, but underneath its strange ideas lies a carefully designed platforming adventure filled with fast movement, precise control, and creative level construction. Combining exaggerated comedy with skill-driven mechanics, the game creates an experience that feels both unusual and genuinely rewarding. The story centers around Gilbert, a young boy dealing with an extreme egg allergy that gives him an unexpected and highly unconventional ability. After escaping from an unpleasant situation, Gilbert finds himself on a bizarre journey through dangerous locations filled with strange enemies, unusual hazards, and increasingly surreal obstacles standing between him and his destination. The narrative never attempts to explain its absurdity logically. Instead, the game embraces chaos completely, creating an adventure that constantly surprises players through unexpected situations and offbeat humor. Movement serves as the fou…
yep
very good platformer
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