If you’re aiming to collect every hidden egg in An Eggstremely Hard Game (AEHG), you’ve probably realised they’re not always sitting in plain sight. Some are placed right along the main route, while others are tucked away on rocks, hidden paths, or require a well-timed glide to reach.
A few of these collectibles are incredibly easy to overlook—even if you’ve completed the same area several times. I definitely had a couple of “how did I miss that?” moments while going back through the levels.
To save you from endlessly searching every corner, here’s where each currently known hidden egg can be found.
An Eggstremely Hard Game Egg Locations Guide (All Hidden)
The Park contains four hidden eggs, and most of them can be collected during a normal run if you know where to look.
Polka Egg
How to get it:
The Polka Egg is found very early in the game. Although it’s listed under the Park area, it’s almost in the tutorial section.
Simply fly towards it when you reach the opening part of the level.
Sparkle Egg
How to get it:
Continue until you reach the water section of the Park.
Instead of following the obvious route, move along the right-hand side. The Sparkle Egg is waiting there and is fairly easy to spot once you’re looking in the correct direction.
O.O Egg
How to get it:
When you enter the canyon area, head towards the right side instead of continuing forward.
The egg sits on top of a rock overlooking the area.
You’ll likely need a controlled jump or glide to land safely.
Crosshair Egg
How to get it:
Later in the Park, you’ll reach a large watery section where the path splits into three different routes.
Choose the middle path.
The Crosshair Egg is hidden along this middle route.
City Egg Locations
Only one confirmed City egg location is currently known.
Crayon Egg
How to get it:
This one is actually fairly difficult to miss.
Look for the tall tower surrounded by numerous yellow posts.
The Crayon Egg sits right on top of the wheel tower.
Climb or glide your way to the top to collect it.
Village Egg Locations
The Village contains several hidden eggs that are scattered around the bridges and rocky terrain.
Honeycomb Egg
How to get it:
Cross the main bridge.
Immediately after crossing, turn towards the left-hand side.
You’ll find the Honeycomb Egg nearby.
Lucky Egg
How to get it:
The Lucky Egg is also located shortly after crossing the same bridge.
Stay on the left side, and you’ll come across it during your exploration.
Flower Power Egg
How to get it:
This is one of the easiest eggs to overlook.
In the area featuring the large bridge, climb onto the nearby rock formation.
The Flower Power Egg sits on top of the rock.
The easiest method is usually to perform a jump followed by a glide from higher ground.
Winter Egg Locations
The Winter biome contains three collectible eggs hidden around snowy paths and icy platforms.
Pastel Egg
How to get it:
When the snowy path splits into multiple directions, simply choose the left path.
The Pastel Egg can be found along this route.
Candy Cane Egg
How to get it:
Eventually you’ll reach a slippery ice pathway.
Look towards the right side.
The Candy Cane Egg is clearly visible from the main route, making it one of the easier collectibles in the game.
Hollyday Egg
How to get it:
This is probably one of the trickier eggs to collect.
The easiest approach is to use the wind current from the opposite side of the map.
By crossing over and letting the wind carry you towards the egg, landing becomes much more manageable than attempting a direct approach.
Missing Egg Locations
As of now, not every hidden egg has been discovered.
The following two eggs still don’t have confirmed locations:
- Blue Lime Egg
- Dragon Egg
Many players currently believe both are hidden somewhere in the City area, but there hasn’t been a confirmed location yet.
Once the community finds them, completing the full collection should become much easier.
Tips for Finding Hidden Eggs
Explore every alternate path
Several eggs are intentionally placed away from the main route. If you see a side path, elevated platform, or suspicious rock, it’s usually worth checking.
Look above you
Not every collectible is hidden behind objects. Some are simply placed high above the normal route where players rarely look.
Use gliding whenever possible
Many eggs are designed around careful gliding rather than difficult platforming. If you struggle reaching one, try launching from higher ground instead of forcing a difficult jump.
Revisit completed areas
If you’re missing only one or two eggs, replaying each biome is often faster than searching the entire game randomly.
Most of the hidden eggs in An Eggstremely Hard Game are surprisingly fair once you know where they’re hidden. The challenge isn’t defeating enemies or solving puzzles—it’s paying attention to alternate routes, elevated platforms, and areas that are easy to run straight past.
At the time of writing, Blue Lime and Dragon remain undiscovered by the community, but every other known egg can be collected by following the locations above. If you’re working towards 100% completion, this guide should save you plenty of time searching every corner of the map.