
Egg Returns Home is a simple platformer about an egg, which is trying to find his way back home. At every level egg needs to get to the teleport.
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FUNNY EGG!
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]
[h1]Before I played Egg Returns Home, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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This a fun and frustrating game lol. I did not think I would have to use egg mechanics to beat the game. :) Review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YIVSK_2Ncc
EGG RETURNS HOME - Meh, It's okay. Not much to the game but very disappointed that the card drop means nothing. The cards are not available on the steam market to purchase after you accomplish getting the cards dropped in game to level up your badge. I would recommend the game to pass time only. Fun if you like a 2D platform game with an jumping egg. Challenging as well!
Egg Returns Home is a physics game with absolutely minimalist artwork and controls. In this game you control an egg and you try to roll the egg by using left and right arrow keys (I didn't use a controller) and the shift key to jump even higher. You have to run through 30 levels to beat the game, but get an additional 10 levels if you wish to get to harder levels. There is a casual and a hardcore mode, both are pretty simple. Each level requires you to get past obstacles. Some are as simple as jumping through a level like a platformer. Sometimes the platforms move. Other times you need to not land on spikes either on the ground or on the ceiling. And finally you enter levels where there are enemies moving around on a strict path. The absolute difficulty of this game is the control of the egg shaped character. Due to its egg shape, the physics are really brutal at times. To get an egg rolling at a decent speed to jump over a chasm or over spikes can be quite difficult. Luckily, the games level typically should not take you more than 1 minute each. However, you will die, and you will die often. Easily 20-50 deaths per level or more depending on the difficulty of the level. While I don't think this is a great game, I was entertained, therefore I'll recommend it, but with a low level recommendation. There is nothing wrong with the game, but the game is short, does not offer many gameplay mechanics at all other than throwing new obstacles at you. It's not a bad game, and it will most likely be one you will forget after having finished it.
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Egg Returns Home is a free 2D minimalist puzzle platformer where you need to guide an egg to a teleporter. The egg has a moustache. Unfortunately that's the best part about this game. It was made with the terrible Godot game engine/construction kit. Using a poor quality game engine invariably results in poor quality games. While it's free, and that's a noble gesure from the developers that shows true dedication to the industry, the game here is deeply flawed. The developer didn't do any testing on high definition displays, so UI/scaling problems render the main menu unusable. If you own a modern gaming PC, this will be unplayable. If you can actually get it to work, you'll be let down by the simplistic/minimalist "art" and bad control scheme. It's great the developer made this free, but the significicant deficiencies prevent me from recommending it.
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I mean its kinda in the tagline for this game on the store page already "a simple platformer" and yeah thats about it. Pretty quick and easy to complete, very simple.
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