奇蛋生物

Let the cats clock in—and watch your island come alive What happens when you put an island in the paws of hundreds of self-directed cats? Odd Eggs is a cozy management sim with approachable automation. Build your island, organize production, recruit residents, and leave the daily routine to cats and other little animals. They work, eat, rest, and play on their own; you decide where the community goes next. Automation without the headache You do not need a perfect logistics blueprint on day one. Assign the right workers, adjust buildings and production links, then let your animals carry goods and make their own moment-to-moment decisions. Grow a simple gathering camp into a lively production network at your own pace. Grow a campsite into a city Chop trees, haul stone, process beets, and upgrade through multiple tiers of buildings. Meet basic needs, unlock new products and technologies, and watch a humble tent become the heart of a bustling settlement. Share the island with hundreds of little lives Your cats are more than production numbers. They line up for work, stop for meals, gather after hours, and occasionally find creative ways to slack off. Watch the community run itself and find your own balance between efficiency and calm. Meet one-of-a-kind residents Recruit dozens of residents with distinct personalities, abilities, and stories. Put them in charge of different jobs, collect outfits, and get to know them through dreams and everyday events. Explore changing biomes Venture beyond your first island into deserts, frozen landscapes, and other unfamiliar environments. Each area brings new resources, construction challenges, and fresh possibilities for your production system. Make time for the small things Grow flowers, fish, and cook between major projects. Experiment with ingredients and recipes, breed new flower colors, and give your busy island a softer, more personal side. About the developers Odd Eggs is made by a three-person indie team from Shanghai, China. We love automation games, cats, and worlds that feel genuinely lived in, so we set out to build an island you can settle into for a long time—one with ever-growing production lines and tiny workers who clock in, clock out, and occasionally go on strike. We would love to hear about your island through the Steam Community.