Raging Egg takes you on an adventure to help a fragile life survive, or smash, out now on iOS

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  • Raging Egg is out now on iOS and offers plenty of egg-based challenge
  • Roll, jump, fall, crack, try again, it’s all part of the challenge involved
  • Take on eight hand-crafted levels and enjoy ‘challenging yet fair’ (sure) gameplay

In a platformer game, there’s often a balance between making the platform sturdy yet challenging. Removing fall damage might lead to either an unsatisfying or difficult experience like Jump King. However, what if the challenge comes from the character’s vulnerability? That’s what Raging Egg aims to explore!

In the game titled “Raging Egg,” you find yourself alone in a kitchen with a single delicate egg as your charge. Your mission is to skillfully navigate this egg through its clumsy roll, guiding it safely across the kitchen and towards the end of each level.

As a gamer, let me tell you, the unique challenge and clumsy maneuverability in Raging Egg is undeniable, reminding me a bit of the infamous game Getting Over It. And if you’ve played Jump King before, you might see some similarities too. But fear not, rage game enthusiasts! Despite its difficulties, there’s an undeniable appeal to

Eggscellent

In terms of content, Raging Egg isn’t lacking either as you’ll be able to enjoy eight hand-crafted levels. That doesn’t
sound
like a lot, but remember it’s the journey (and many failures along the way) that makes a rage game.

In simpler terms, Raging Egg might not be a standard tech demonstration using Unreal Engine, but it certainly delivers well on its intended features and exudes a lot of appealing cel-shaded style. Plus, you can enjoy playing it for free, with the only cost being to eliminate annoying advertisements if you choose to do so.

Although I can’t guarantee that every one will offer the intense challenge you desire, it might be worth browsing our list of 25 top-rated platform games for iOS and Android. This diverse collection spans adaptations from popular series as well as standalone indie gems worthy of exploration!

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2025-07-07 20:18