egging - don't drop the egg

egging – iPhone Game
The game is available at:
http://itunes.com/apps/egging

Although the gameplay is super simple egging is still really challenging. You won’t survive for very long. That’s why time is measured in milliseconds. egging is for these moments much too short to start any other activity and fits well into these little breaks you definitely need before getting back to work. Yet addictive it takes just a little bit of your time. It’s perfect when waiting and I realized that it can give you kind of a Zen mood due to it’s need of concentration, focusing and repeating (although this esoteric thing was not intended).

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Simulation of real world physics is very realistic, means balancing the virtual egg is quite similar to balancing a real egg. On startup you will find a short instruction just in case. But honestly, I don’t think you will need it. Have fun! You will meet me in the leaderboards.

And hey, I forgot to mention. Level “SPOON” gives you the possibility to combine egging with real-world-body-activity, your own creativity and social context. Figure out some rules with your kids?! Like: make it to the next tree and back or walk on the curbstone. But don’t drop the egg. This level’s rules are up to you.

INSTRUCTION

BASICS
Holding your device parallel to the ground and checking if the menu is nicely aligned makes sure you have a good starting position. Choose a level and balance the egg.

HIGHSCORES
Before being able to enter highscores you have to login with your AGON account.

RULES
Don’t drop the egg! This applies to all levels.

Level spoon: Invent your own rules for parties and other social context. Very good for playing with kids. Timer will be stopped by tapping on it or dropping the egg.

Level fork: balance with fork as long as possible.

Level knife: balance with knife as long as possible.

Level chopsticks: balance with chopsticks, stay on top for 20 Seconds.

AWARDS
You can earn 3 awards. Bronze feather with chopsticks, silver feather with fork and golden feather with knife.