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About
Evil Egg was an ecstatic twin-stick nightmare known for its brutal shooting action and intense audiovisual effects. Infinite horrors tear apart a world of little green men, the only hope an errant hatchling.
The last known Evil Egg arcade cabinet to remain was recovered in Eugene, Oregon, found in a state of extreme disrepair. This digital release is a faithful emulation of the original hardware, made possible by a restoration effort led by a small team of dedicated preservationists. The private collector responsible for the machine's donation has asked to remain anonymous.
CLASSIC, FULLY ANALOG TWIN-STICK BLASTING
UNIQUE ASSORTMENT OF ENEMIES, HAZARDS, POWERUPS AND ARTEFACTS
INFINITE LEVELS IF YOU CAN REACH THEM - AND A WAY TO END IT FOR GOOD
SCORE SYSTEM REWARDING SKILL AND FUN
ONLINE LEADERBOARDS
LOOKS LIKE CANDY
PHOTOSENSITIVITY WARNING: This game contains flashing lights and intense strobe effects.
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Languages: English
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Reviews
Themes across 44 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Hella engaging and stylish arcade shooter
What the actual f*** why is this free? Amazing.
honestly, for a free game this is just great. It's fun, it's satisfying, it just is a straight up good game. I'd complain about getting hit losing you a stat, though that is a balanced feature altogether, I just get a negative feeling because I fumbled and know to lock in next time. There genuinely is nothing wrong with this game.
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Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Fantastic twin stick shooter, great retro graphics and gameplay, really awesome tight design.
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