Sharper rounds. Cleaner screens.
Bad Egg votes get a reveal, Neon Nest gets faster, three games get reworked, and every game gets its own invite card.
- New: Bad Egg shows the vote. After voting, everyone watches the same reveal: the egg walks, cracks, and shows whether it was innocent or the bad egg. The ballot is published after each vote.
- New: Every game has its own invite. All 18 games share links with their own title, player count and cover art. Play with friends on a game's preview creates a room for that game directly.
- Updated: Neon Nest moves faster. Races run about sixty percent quicker with sharper acceleration, and the checkered line appears only where a lap actually ends.
- Updated: Cloud Hopper, Ember Volley and Egg on the Run. New sky gardens and a landing streak boost in Cloud Hopper. One court, buffered jumps and aimed spikes in Ember Volley, first to seven. Tighter gates and slimmer pipes in Egg on the Run.
- Updated: One attempt, no free powers. Solo survival games start with one life and restart on loss. Rechargeable powers are gone outside Neon Nest; collectibles you earn during play remain.
- Updated: Results tell you what happened. Bad Egg results separate the bad egg from the crew, name who was voted out, and keep everyone's role private until the end.
- Fixed: Neon pickups no longer vanish. Item boxes in the taller portrait view were being clipped out of sight. They stay visible until you claim them.
- Fixed: Fewer buttons in the playfield. Egg on the Run has one fullscreen button and no duplicate flight control on the restart screen. Repeated on canvas instructions are gone across the arcade.