Lucky Eggs: Sand Puzzle
30 Sept 2026launched yesterday
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1.0latest version · yesterday
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Erase the sand and let the eggs meet. Lucky Eggs is a physics puzzle about digging: every stroke of your finger clears sand, and gravity does the rest. A blue egg and a pink egg are waiting apart. Open a tunnel, let them roll, drop and slide toward each other, and when they meet, the chicks hatch. Dig carelessly, though, and an egg may roll straight into a bomb. HOW TO PLAY • Drag your finger to erase sand. • Stone never erases, so find a way around it. • Bring the two eggs together without touching bombs, spikes or electric beams. • In later levels, watch the drop: fall too far and an egg cracks. • Erase as little sand as you can for 3 stars, and pick up the undo coins along the way. 262 LEVELS It starts gently and keeps adding new ideas: • Water that lifts a floating egg • Air currents that carry it sideways • Gates that stay open only while a weight rests on the plate • Brittle stone that breaks under a long fall • Hinged planks, spinning wheels, rotating beams and pads that fling the egg • One-way membranes, drift sand the brush can't erase, and sticky resin • Falling bombs, fuses, rockets, roving spikes, fragile crates, ropes and stone cradles STUCK? NO PROBLEM • Undo your last stroke. Every 3 undo coins you collect earn another undo. • Spend a hint to see the way. You earn a new hint every 15 levels. • Or watch an optional video to get a hint or skip the level. MAKE THE EGGS YOURS Spend the stars you earn in the shop: 16 egg looks, including Mint, Midnight, Gold and Bunny, and 4 win celebrations such as Heart Rain and Fireworks. PLAY AT YOUR OWN PACE No timers and no lives. Retry a level as often as you like. Lucky Eggs is supported by ads. An optional one-time purchase removes banner and interstitial ads. Privacy Policy: https://www.geniusalbert.com/policy/lucky-eggs Terms of Use: https://www.geniusalbert.com/termsRead more
Erase the sand and let the eggs meet. Lucky Eggs is a physics puzzle about digging: every stroke of your finger clears sand, and gravity does the rest.
A blue egg and a pink egg are waiting apart. Open a tunnel, let them roll, drop and slide toward each other, and when they meet, the chicks hatch. Dig carelessly, though, and an egg may roll straight into a bomb.
HOW TO PLAY
• Drag your finger to erase sand.
• Stone never erases, so find a way around it.
• Bring the two eggs together without touching bombs, spikes or electric beams.
• In later levels, watch the drop: fall too far and an egg cracks.
• Erase as little sand as you can for 3 stars, and pick up the undo coins along the way.
262 LEVELS
It starts gently and keeps adding new ideas:
• Water that lifts a floating egg
• Air currents that carry it sideways
• Gates that stay open only while a weight rests on the plate
• Brittle stone that breaks under a long fall
• Hinged planks, spinning wheels, rotating beams and pads that fling the egg
• One-way membranes, drift sand the brush can't erase, and sticky resin
• Falling bombs, fuses, rockets, roving spikes, fragile crates, ropes and stone cradles
STUCK? NO PROBLEM
• Undo your last stroke. Every 3 undo coins you collect earn another undo.
• Spend a hint to see the way. You earn a new hint every 15 levels.
• Or watch an optional video to get a hint or skip the level.
MAKE THE EGGS YOURS
Spend the stars you earn in the shop: 16 egg looks, including Mint, Midnight, Gold and Bunny, and 4 win celebrations such as Heart Rain and Fireworks.
PLAY AT YOUR OWN PACE
No timers and no lives. Retry a level as often as you like.
Lucky Eggs is supported by ads. An optional one-time purchase removes banner and interstitial ads.
Privacy Policy: https://www.geniusalbert.com/policy/lucky-eggs
Terms of Use: https://www.geniusalbert.com/terms
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- Version 1.0First seen · 30 Sept 2026
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