Arctic Eggs Reviews

An excellently crafted little game. Also, banger soundtrack.

idk what the game is trying to say with all the stuff its showin, but i feel like the devs are pretty intelligent. its very relaxing and i fell asleep to the sountack at the dock part. Reminded me of mexico in red dead redemption(i fell asleep to the ambiance one of the quests and woke up to the army guy saying some bs) had areally good nap ngl. The eggs dont look appetising lol 🤑

Beginning with the way start menu transitions into the game, it's simply perfect.

Arctic Eggs is on the surface beautiful surrealism and absurdist humor. But it is a very competently built experience with layers of meaning. The egg flipping mini-game was pretty good too. And the music is flipping good!

I bought this game purely based on the overwhelmingly positive reviews and the price. I didn't watch anyone stream it, I didn't see any spoilers anywhere, I went into it knowing absolutely nothing about it. I absolutely loved every part of it.

I can't understand why is people paying money for this. It's a game about frying eggs from both sides, so you have to flip them in the air and they have to fall inside the pan again. It's merely mouse skill. It's combined with a narrative and a dystopian world. It's fun, but not better than an average browser game from the 2000 decade. Don't waste your money on this.

It's art. It's 2-4 hours to play through. Not too expensive. Simple enough I got my mother to play it. Extremely funny. Play it.

Fun game with its own unique style. Music is fantastic too. Pick it up on a sale and get to flipping.

I bought this game after reading a glowing review from a critic online. I finished this game because I told myself that I couldn't get anything on the summer sale until I finished something else in my library. This game offers cryptic visuals, drab atmosphere, and erratic dialogue. Yes it's possible (and silly) to cook eggs on Mount Everest. Yes, this is art. But I did not find this enjoyable. With that said - this game offers an extremely unique experience. You may not be a 'normie' like me. I would only recommend to people who really crave that novel gaming experience.

Completely lacks the conventional aspects of most modern games (inventory, map, HUD, etc.) and is all the better for it. Lives and dies by its physics-based gameplay, which is well executed, and further supported by great art direction, pacing, atmosphere, and sound design. Unique compared to anything else I have in my library - a true palette cleanser. Experimental games like this are the art form of indie gaming at its best.