eggy car

Eggy Car is a driving game where the vehicle is fine but the egg sitting on top of it is not. You steer a car over rolling hills, dips, and ramps, and the egg perched on your roof wobbles, slides, and eventually falls off if you brake too hard, accelerate too fast, or take a jump badly. The goal is distance - get as far as you can before the egg hits the road.

The controls are just gas and brake, but that's the whole puzzle. Terrain is uneven, so cresting a hill too fast launches the egg airborne; braking into a dip throws it forward off the hood. Every input nudges the egg toward disaster, and the skill is modulating throttle to keep the car level enough that the egg stays put.

Coins collected along the way unlock different cars, each with slightly different handling and egg stability. Some are low and wide (stable but slow), others are tall and fast (quick but egg-prone). Finding a car that matches your driving style extends your runs.

It's a one-more-try game. The egg falls, you restart instantly, you adjust your braking on that one hill that keeps killing you, and you go a little further. Sessions snowball because the retry friction is zero.

Hold the gas to accelerate and release or brake to slow down. There's no steering - the car moves forward automatically and you only control speed.

Modulate your throttle to keep the car level over terrain. Accelerating pushes the egg backward; braking throws it forward. Hills and dips amplify both effects.

Approach crests slowly. Going over a hill too fast launches the car and the egg airborne - land badly and the egg slides off.

Collect coins during runs to unlock new cars. Different cars have different stability and speed characteristics that change how you drive.

Egg-on-car physics where the egg falls off on rough driving
Gas-and-brake only controls focused on speed modulation
Hilly terrain with ramps, dips, and crests
Multiple unlockable cars with different handling
Distance-based scoring with instant restart

Ease off the gas before hill crests. Carrying too much speed over a peak sends the egg flying; slowing down lets you descend in control.

Brake gently, never slam. Hard braking into a dip throws the egg forward off the hood. Feather the brake to scrub speed smoothly.

Pick a car that suits your style. Stable cars forgive rough inputs; fast cars reward precision but punish mistakes.

Learn the terrain. Specific hills and jumps consistently kill runs - memorize where to slow down and where you can push.

Gas (hold to accelerate): usually Right Arrow or D
Brake (hold to slow): usually Left Arrow or A
No steering - speed modulation only