Egg (Game)

Egg

GAME » on February 19, 1998

Form a massive civilization while breaking up your opponents's, all by rolling a giant egg through the game board in this Japan-only PS1 game.

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Overview

Egg, also known as Bunmei Korokoro Game: EGG (loosely translated to "Civilization Rolling Game: EGG"), is an isometric turn-based strategy game developed by Beyond Interactive (Company) and published by Toshiba-EMI for the Sony PlayStation on February 19, 1998.

Described as an "action board game" and a "civilization battle game", Egg puts up to four players in control of their giant colored egg as they take turns rolling them around the game board, where tiles of their civilizations are created (and tiles of other civilizations are destroyed) in their wake.

Much of the game is using physics to determine where and how far to roll the egg, which can be cumbersome due to their shape and fragility. Similar to QIX, players can form a closed loop of their tiles to take up all empty tiles inside, which also gives them special buffs and power-ups.

It later received a re-release by Hamster on June 29, 2000 as part of their Major Wave budget series.

Gameplay

Mission Mode

The game's single-player campaign spans seven stages, each with one-on-one battles against different eggs. The first four levels have different objectives, while the latter three levels take place in special obstacle-filled boards.

Control 30% of the game board.
Break the opponent's egg.
Destroy the opponent's tower.
Create a Level 9 tower.
Defeat the opponent in normal play.
Defeat the opponent in normal play.
Defeat the opponent in normal play.

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