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Eggy Party: how to pass obstacles and choose the moment of acceleration

In Eggy Party, the jump, the movement, and the timing of the acceleration are all important. To get acquainted with the route, it is more useful to master a difficult section than to repeat the entire route at maximum speed.

Eggy Party / 蛋仔派对
Eggy Party / 蛋仔派对 · NetEase Games

Look at the rhythm of the obstacle

Before attempting, evaluate how the platform moves, a passage opens, or a safe area changes. Acceleration helps you get there faster, but does not create support where there is none. Choose a short reference point: the edge of the platform or the moment of return of the obstacle. If several attempts end in the same place, change the moment of entry, and not just the direction of movement.

Separate jump and acceleration in training

On a familiar area, first test your normal jump and landing point. Then try the same route with the roll or boost available in the current mode. This makes it easier to notice where the extra speed makes it difficult to stop. Control of touch buttons needs to be adjusted to the size of the screen: elements that are too close can lead to an accidental action instead of the desired jump.

Consider neighboring players

In heavy traffic, evaluate not only the obstacle, but also the available place to land. The straight path may become inconvenient due to collisions or objects. Sometimes a little detour will help you maintain a controlled position. After the fall, see if there was a mistake in the rhythm of the route or in the choice of a busy passage. For retrying these are different fixes.

Check the rules of the author's card

Eggy Party includes different challenges and custom levels. The speed, items and objective of the round may vary, so please read the specific world description first. Agree with your friends on the client and region: international game, 蛋仔派对 and individual region versions require a shared availability check. One successful scheme for a standard route does not guarantee the passage of any author's map.

Sources and checks

Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.

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