Egg Hunt

Egg Hunt is a two-player puzzle game released in 1995 by Invi Image. Players control on-screen elements using eight-way joysticks and buttons to manipulate falling objects—specifically, eggs—in an effort to clear the playfield. The gameplay involves strategically positioning these eggs while they descend, aiming to create matches or specific arrangements to remove them from the screen before they accumulate and obstruct further progress. The game's visual presentation utilizes a horizontal display with a resolution of 384x240 pixels and a palette of over two thousand colors. The sound is generated by an OKI6295 chip, contributing to the overall experience. Its mature rating suggests gameplay elements or themes intended for adult audiences. Egg Hunt’s internal workings rely on two Zilog Z80 processors running at 6 MHz each, providing the processing power behind its puzzle mechanics and visual display. With cooperative play being a core component, players must coordinate their actions to achieve success in this unique arcade challenge.