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Is Two Hands Eggs worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want unusual controller-based movement rather than standard character controls
- Small groups seeking competitive or cooperative play for 2–4 participants
- Platforming fans who want themed stages with running, jumping, swimming, and rolling
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking conventional platforming controls may find the two-hand movement system unusual
- Players wanting more than 4 themed worlds may find the stage structure limited in scope
- Solo players looking mainly for party competition may have little use for the multiplayer modes
Our take on Two Hands Eggs
The defining mechanic is controlling the egg’s two hands separately with the controller sticks, using hand impacts to jump and hand rotation to roll.
What is Two Hands Eggs?
Two Hands Eggs lets players control an egg with two hands using the controller’s two sticks.
Each stick directs one hand; striking the ground makes the egg jump, while rotating a hand can create rolling movement. Stage mode offers 6 stages in each of 4 worlds: grass, ice, water, and volcano. Party mode supports 2–4 players and includes Sumo, where the last egg standing wins, and Volleyball, which uses an egg-shaped ball with different ball and court types. Rubber Band Mode combines cooperation with accidental obstruction as players assist one another while sometimes getting in each other’s way. The egg can run, jump, and swim, and the game supports both cooperative and competitive play.
How Two Hands Eggs plays
- 01Two-stick movement
- Each controller stick directs one hand, with ground strikes used for jumping and hand rotation used for rolling.
- 02Four themed worlds
- Stage mode has 6 stages in each of the grass, ice, water, and volcano worlds.
- 03Party modes
- The 2–4 player mode includes Sumo and Volleyball at the start of early access.
- 04Rubber Band Mode
- Players cooperate while also creating obstacles for one another during play.
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Two Hands Eggs: platforms & release
Is Two Hands Eggs worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want unusual controller-based movement rather than standard character controls. Skip it if: players seeking conventional platforming controls may find the two-hand movement system unusual.
Where can I download Two Hands Eggs?
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What platforms is Two Hands Eggs on?
Windows only.
