Co-Op Physics Game An Eggstremely Hard Game Launches on Steam
The game's strong early reception suggests that the niche of tightly coordinated co-op physics puzzles, often associated with party games, has room for more hardcore, precision-focused entries on PC.
Key Facts
- An Eggstremely Hard Game launched on Steam on July 24, 2026.
- The game costs 655 yen, with a 10 percent launch discount to 589 yen until August 8, 2026.
- As of July 28, the game has 73 Steam reviews, 90 percent positive, earning a "Very Positive" rating.
- The full version adds four biomes, three difficulty levels, collectible items, character customization, and four-player co-op.
- BBear Studio is a Spanish indie developer that previously released Knock'Em Out, also rated "Very Positive" on Steam.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Automaton.
Publisher Devotion Interactive and developer BBear Studio released the cooperative physics action game An Eggstremely Hard Game on Steam on July 24, 2026. The game tasks two players with controlling geese who must carry a nest containing an egg across obstacle-filled stages without dropping it. The egg has durability, cracking when bumped and becoming more prone to bouncing out of the nest. Players can catch the egg mid-air if it falls, but its physics-based movement makes prediction difficult. The full version adds four biomes, three difficulty levels, collectible items, character customization, and support for up to four players. The base price is 655 yen, with a 10 percent launch discount reducing it to 589 yen until August 8. As of writing, the game holds a "Very Positive" rating on Steam from 73 reviews, 90 percent of which are positive. Reviewers have praised the challenging difficulty, the increased stage length compared to the demo, the relaxed atmosphere, and the added replay value. BBear Studio, based in Spain, previously released the slapstick brawler Knock'Em Out, which also earned a "Very Positive" rating.
An Eggstremely Hard Game launched on Steam on July 24, published by Devotion Interactive and developed by Spanish indie studio BBear Studio. The game requires two players to each control a goose, gripping opposite ends of a nest that holds a single egg. The egg uses realistic physics, rolling and bouncing unpredictably, and can crack if handled roughly, which makes it even more unstable. Players can jump, glide by flapping, and briefly lift the nest and their partner alone, but any mismatch in movement or timing can send the egg flying. The egg can be caught mid-air if it falls, but the landing point shifts constantly due to terrain interactions.
The full release adds content beyond the earlier demo: four new biomes, three difficulty levels, collectible items, character customization options, and a four-player mode that tasks two teams with rescuing two eggs simultaneously. The base price is 655 yen, with a launch discount to 589 yen running until August 8. The game currently holds a "Very Positive" rating on Steam from 73 reviews, with 90 percent positive. Reviewers highlight the satisfying challenge, the longer stages compared to the demo, and the relaxed visual style. BBear Studio previously released Knock'Em Out, a physics-based brawler that also earned a "Very Positive" rating.
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