An Eggstremely Hard Game comes to PC (Steam) on July 24, 2026. Developed by BBear Studio and published by Devotion Interactive, it's a two-player co-op platformer built around a single, very breakable egg.
Release date and platforms
PC (Steam) is the only announced platform. Pre-orders are not currently available; the game is wishlist-only. No pricing has been disclosed. Game Pass, PS Plus, and Nintendo Switch Online are all unconfirmed.
What is An Eggstremely Hard Game?
BBear Studio developed the game; Devotion Interactive is the publisher. The genre is casual co-op platformer, but the title is honest about the difficulty — this is a game designed to test coordination and patience at the same time it generates chaotic, laugh-out-loud moments.
The premise: two players each control a goose parent, and the goal is to navigate a series of silly obstacle courses while keeping a fragile egg intact between them.
Gameplay
The core mechanic is physics-driven egg management under stress. Every crack the egg sustains makes it harder to handle, so the difficulty compounds as you progress. The stages are built around "silly platforms and obstacles" — the game leans into the comedy of co-op failure rather than treating it as a frustration. Think of the chaos you get from physics-based co-op games where the joy is watching things go wrong in spectacular ways.
Two players is the requirement — this isn't a solo-playable title. Whether that's couch co-op or online isn't specified in the source material, but the physics-focused design suggests the game is built with proximity play in mind.
A Steam demo has been available since December 3, 2025, so there's already community impressions on how the physics feel before you commit.
Announcement timeline
- December 3, 2025: Demo released on Steam
- June 5, 2026: Announced at Summer Game Fest 2026
Is An Eggstremely Hard Game on Xbox Game Pass or PS Plus?
Not announced. Game Pass and PS Plus availability are both unconfirmed, and the game is currently only slated for PC.