Eggbot vs Zombies — Play Free Online

Eggbot vs Zombies is a free browser game built around a simple idea: you play an egg-shaped robot, and the undead are in your way. It is a Unity WebGL build, so it loads in a tab with nothing to install, and a round is short enough to fit between other things.

On Doodle Jump the pull is usually quick, repeatable runs where you try to beat your last attempt. This page fits that habit. The catalogue files it under endless runners, so the sensible way to approach it is to survive for as long as you can and then start again, applying what the last attempt taught you.

We do not have reliable details about this game's level count, upgrade system or release history, so we have left them out rather than guess. What follows is limited to what the game itself tells us about its controls.

How to play

On a computer, move with the arrow keys or WASD, and use the mouse to aim and to pick options from menus. On a phone or tablet, tap and swipe instead. The aim-with-the-mouse part tells you that you are not just dodging: you are expected to point at threats as well as steer away from them.

A round starts when you press play from the menu. Keep your hands on the movement keys and your cursor near the middle of the screen, so you can reach either side quickly when something appears.

Tips

• Keep moving. Standing still in a game with zombies in it rarely ends well, and a steady path is easier to read than constant direction changes.
• Learn the menu on your first attempt. Spend one throwaway run clicking through the options and noticing what the mouse does.
• On a touch screen, give your thumbs room. Swiping is less precise than WASD, so play a little more cautiously until you have the feel of it.

Similar games on Doodle Jump

If you want the same quick-restart rhythm with a different challenge, Bird Jumper and Hoppenhelm keep the jumping and dodging focus that the site is known for. Helix Jump is calmer and puzzle-like, and Doodle Trump takes the bouncing format somewhere more satirical. For something with a partner, Fireboy and Watergirl is built for two players. The original Doodle Jump is still the best reference point for how a short, score-chasing run should feel.

It suits anyone who wants a few minutes of action on a keyboard or a touch screen, and it will not ask for an account or a download.