Gameplay-wise, this is a mediocre auto-runner. It'd be a decent one if the controls were tighter and more responsive. The difficulty did ramp up as I'd progressed, but I pulled through and persevered.
Which brings me to just why I dared try to beat this game to begin with: I was drawn in by the premise. You control Eba and their younger sibling, the titular Egg, as Eba rolls Egg to safety so that Egg may hatch. I was charmed by the plot and wanted to witness Egg hatching, as no one online had recorded a full playthrough of the game by that point.
But the game never gave me the satisfaction.
When I beat the game, I got a playable credits sequence, and then was booted back to the title screen. This game straight-up doesn't have an ending - at least, not one that I know of! I wondered if it might be locked behind perfecting every stage, but I don't have the patience to do all that.
This game became unpurchasable with the Wii U eShop shutting down in March of 2023, and for this game it's probably for the best as that means it cannot lure anyone else in with its false promises.
Which brings me to just why I dared try to beat this game to begin with: I was drawn in by the premise. You control Eba and their younger sibling, the titular Egg, as Eba rolls Egg to safety so that Egg may hatch. I was charmed by the plot and wanted to witness Egg hatching, as no one online had recorded a full playthrough of the game by that point.
But the game never gave me the satisfaction.
When I beat the game, I got a playable credits sequence, and then was booted back to the title screen. This game straight-up doesn't have an ending - at least, not one that I know of! I wondered if it might be locked behind perfecting every stage, but I don't have the patience to do all that.
This game became unpurchasable with the Wii U eShop shutting down in March of 2023, and for this game it's probably for the best as that means it cannot lure anyone else in with its false promises.