EggOS: Incremental Game Dev

The bank wants a million dollars. You have a computer and a lot of free time. You boot up EggOS, a cheerful little egg-themed operating system, to find one email waiting: the bank is foreclosing on your house unless you can pay back $1,000,000. So you do the only sensible thing — you open a code editor and start making games. Ship your first game Hammer the keyboard in the Code Editor to churn out Lines of Code, compile them into Features in the Dev Shop, and reinvest in upgrades and automation — a Coding AI that writes for you, an Auto-Compiler that never sleeps — until you can finally build and ship your game. Market it, launch it, sell it - Video Studio — a physics dart-throwing range. Hit the growing bullseye for Wishlists. - Launch — spend your Wishlists to release your game to the world. - Sales Floor — a three-reel slot machine that turns hype into cash, until the bank is finally PAID. A desktop full of distractions EggOS isn't a menu — it's a tiny operating system you play inside. Draggable windows, notifications, a screensaver, golden eggs that trigger score Frenzies, and bugs that crawl across your desktop to swat. Plus bite-sized side games: Tic-Tac-Toe, Sudoku, Wordle, and a Slide Puzzle. Open a New Studio (Prestige) Start fresh to earn Prestige points and spend them on a sprawling skill tree of permanent multipliers, head-starts, and game-changing perks. Every studio is faster than the last — and idle progress means the work keeps going while you're away. Features at a glance - A playable fake-desktop OS — windows, taskbar, notifications, critters and all - A layered incremental loop: code → market → launch → sell → prestige - Real mini-games, not just number-go-up: dart physics and a rigged slot machine - Bonus side games: Tic-Tac-Toe, Sudoku, Wordle, Slide Puzzle - A deep Prestige skill tree with stacking multipliers - Idle & offline earnings - One clear goal: pay off the bank before it takes your house Make games. Beat the bank. Then do it all again, faster.