Five Nights: Evil Egg
Five Nights: Evil Egg drops you into the role of a night watchman at a research site where an ordinary-looking egg has turned hostile. With nothing but a security console and a finite power supply, you must track the egg's movements through the building and seal the doors before it reaches your office. Each night stretches longer and the egg grows bolder, forcing you to prioritize which areas to monitor and when to conserve energy. What starts as a routine job quickly becomes a test of nerves. The facility is full of blind spots, and the egg's erratic behavior keeps you guessing. You'll need to check the cameras often, but every second the feed is on drains precious power. Close the wrong door at the wrong time, and you might trap yourself in the dark with no defense. The game's minimalist presentation amplifies the tension, making every creak and flicker feel like a warning.
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What is Five Nights: Evil Egg
You are the new overnight guard at a research facility with a very unusual problem: a single, sinister egg that refuses to stay put. Your mission is simple—survive from midnight to 6 AM for five nights.
How to Play
Use your mouse to switch between the security camera feeds, track the evil egg's position, and toggle the left and right doors. Balance your limited power consumption by only using the cameras and doors when necessary.
Tips for Playing
- Keep an eye on the power meter—if it hits zero, you're done for.
- Don't leave the cameras on constantly; check them in short bursts.
- Learn the pattern of the egg's movement across the different rooms.
- Use the door lights to check for the egg before opening a door.
- Save power by closing doors only when the egg is near your office.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I run out of power?
If the power runs out, you'll be left in the dark with no defense, and the evil egg will get you. It's game over.
Can I beat the egg or fight back?
No, you can't attack the egg. Your only tools are the cameras, the lights, and the doors—you must outlast the night.
How many nights are there?
There are five nights in total, each one progressively harder with more aggressive behavior from the egg.
Is there a way to see the egg without using power?
No, both the cameras and the door lights consume power. You must decide when to use them wisely.
What is the egg's weakness?
The egg has no weakness in the traditional sense. Your best bet is to track its movements and block it with the doors.
Can I save my progress between nights?
The game automatically progresses you to the next night after surviving, so you don't need to save manually.