Sunny Side Up

Never thought an egg could give me this much parkour adrenaline. I came into this expecting a gentle walk through a farm. Instead, I spent two hours executing frame-perfect bounces off hay bales while praying my yolk wouldn’t splatter. The physics feel super crisp, the farm art style is gorgeous, and controlling a little egg making big jumps is absurdly satisfying. 10/10, will crack under pressure again.

"Just one more jump..." I told myself I’d play for 15 minutes before bed. Three hours later I’m calculating jump trajectories off a moving farm cart trying to reach hidden areas. The handcrafted level layout rewards curiosity so well!

Super easy to pick up and play. You don't need 100 APM to enjoy this just good timing and a love for charming platformers. Great for relaxing with a controller on the couch.

I fell off the top of the silo, rolled all the way back down to the coop, and immediately dusted myself off to do it again. I have never felt so emotionally invested in a breakfast item in my life.

Vibes: 100/10 The lighting, the cozy sound design, and the smooth jumping animations make this game feel like a warm Sunday morning. Watching this tiny egg hop through giant blades of grass to find its family is genuinely heartwarming.

[ ] Kid [ ] Everyone [X] Casual Players [X] Hardcore Platforming Addicts GRAPHICS: [ ] Bad [ ] OK [X] Cozy & Beautiful PHYSICS: [ ] Broken [X] Surprisingly Butter-Smooth Egg Motion 10/10 cozy platformer.

Love this game! Played it with my boyfriend. Very fun times!!!

This game is actually so cute lol. I only expected a simple platformer but I kept playing because I wanted to see every part of the farm. The egg has way more personality than I expected and the movement feels really good. Had a great time.

It's honestly just a nice game to chill with. No crazy stress, just satisfying jumps, cute environments, and a tiny egg trying to get home. What's not to like?

I thought this would be a relaxing little platformer, but it actually gets pretty challenging! I loved the concept of discovering upgrades like the double jump and flashlight cap while exploring. Level 3 is where things really started to ramp up for me, especially with the invisible platforms, they can feel like a real leap of faith sometimes.. I'm really enjoying it so far!