An Eggstremely Hard Game v1.1.0 Adds Steam Lobby Support and Egg Stability Fixes
The update replaces friction-heavy room codes with native Steam invitations and smooths out early-run consistency for the egg's physics.
Patch v1.1.0 for An Eggstremely Hard Game arrives with a meaningful quality-of-life shift in how players connect online, paired with a handful of physics and difficulty adjustments.
What changed
Multiplayer
- Steam Lobby support has been added, allowing friends to be invited through Steam's own interface rather than relying solely on room codes.
- Room code joining remains available as before.
- A new Invite button appears inside online lobbies, letting players send Steam invitations without exiting the game.
Gameplay & balance
- The egg is now more stable at maximum health, reducing what the developer describes as unnecessary movement.
- Strong, high-speed impacts carry less effect on the egg when it is at full health, aiming for greater consistency at the start of each run.
- Difficulty of several challenges in The City and The Village has been adjusted for smoother progression.
Localisation
- Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Turkish translations have been updated for improved accuracy and consistency.
For players who found early runs erratic or struggled to get friends into a session, v1.1.0 addresses both pain points in a single, focused patch.
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