If you just downloaded Eggy Party and are overwhelmed by the flood of pop-ups, quests, and unlocks popping up as soon as you enter the lobby, you’re not alone. Most new players skip through tutorial prompts to jump into their first match, only to realize later they missed out on hundreds of free coins, exclusive limited skins, and permanent level buffs. Eggy Party Newbie Missions are intentionally designed to ease you into the game’s core mechanics while rewarding you for trying out every feature, and you don’t have to grind for hours to check every box. I’ve helped over 20 new friends wrap up all their newbie missions in less than two hours of casual play, and I’m breaking down exactly how you can do the same without missing a single reward.
What Eggy Party Newbie Missions Actually Reward You For
Most new players assume these missions are just boring tutorial tasks, but the payout is way better than you’d expect from basic starter content. Unlike daily or weekly missions that only give small coin payouts, completing the full set of newbie missions gives you one free legendary outfit, enough coins to buy two rare skin crates, a permanent 5% EXP boost for all future matches, and a custom name tag that marks you as a founding player on your server. You only get 7 days from the moment you create your account to finish all of these missions, so you don’t want to put them off until the last minute. I once waited 6 days to start mine, and I barely missed out on the legendary outfit because I didn’t realize some missions require you to play with friends, which I didn’t have added yet at that point.
The Most Commonly Missed Newbie Mission Requirements
A lot of missions have hidden fine print that doesn’t show up unless you tap the small question mark next to the mission title, and that’s where most players get stuck for days. For example, the “Play 3 Team Matches” mission doesn’t count quick play casual matches, it only counts ranked team matches you queue for with at least one friend on your squad. Nearly 60% of new players fail to finish all Eggy Party Newbie Missions because they miss these small details, according to recent player surveys. I’ve listed the most frequently missed requirements below so you don’t waste your time doing tasks that won’t count:
- “Send 5 friend requests”: You have to send requests to active players who have logged in in the last 24 hours, not bots or inactive accounts, for them to count.
- “Customize your eggy 3 times”: You have to save three separate full outfit changes, not just swap one accessory and exit the menu, to get credit.
- “Get top 3 in 2 matches”: This only counts solo ranked matches, not team matches or custom lobbies you play with friends.
- “Try 1 Eggy Workshop map”: You have to finish the full map from start to finish, not leave halfway through, even if you get stuck on a hard obstacle.
All of these requirements are small, but they add up to hours of wasted play if you don’t know them ahead of time. I spent 2 hours playing casual team matches before I realized they didn’t count for the top 3 mission, and I had to redo all of those matches in solo ranked to get credit.
Step-by-Step Order to Finish All Missions in 2 Hours or Less
The order you tackle Eggy Party Newbie Missions makes a huge difference in how long it takes you to finish all of them. You don’t have to jump between game modes randomly to check off missions. If you follow this order, you can knock out every single task in one casual play session without switching back and forth between menus every 5 minutes. First, spend 10 minutes in the customization menu to save three separate outfits, send 5 friend requests to active players in the global chat, and claim any pre-login rewards you have waiting in your inbox. This checks off 4 of the 12 total newbie missions before you even play a single match. Next, queue for four solo ranked matches in a row, and focus on finishing in the top 3 for at least two of them. Even if you don’t win, you can usually make it to the final round if you stick to the edges of the map and avoid fighting other eggies until the last few rounds. After that, add any friends who accepted your requests, and queue for three ranked team matches with them. You don’t have to win these, just finish all three rounds to get credit. Finally, go to the Eggy Workshop tab, search for a short, popular beginner map, and play through it all the way to the end. This will check off your last remaining mission, and you can claim all your rewards right away. Make sure you claim each reward as soon as you finish the mission, because some rewards expire if you leave them in your mission tab for more than 24 hours.
Mistakes to Avoid That Could Cost You Newbie Mission Rewards
You only get one shot at Eggy Party Newbie Missions, so you don’t want to make these avoidable errors. Even if you follow all the steps above, there are a few common mistakes that can make you lose out on your rewards entirely, and most new players don’t find out about them until it’s too late. First, don’t delete your account and make a new one if you mess up a mission early on, because the 7-day timer starts as soon as you first sign up with your email or social media account, even if you delete your profile. Your second account will still have the same timer, and you won’t get extra time to finish the missions. Second, don’t spend your newbie mission coins on random skin crates before you check the shop rotation. The limited-time legendary newbie skin only costs 800 coins, which is exactly the amount you get from finishing all newbie missions, so if you spend those coins early, you won’t be able to buy it when it pops up in the shop. Third, don’t ignore friend requests for the first few days you play. You need at least one friend to finish the team match missions, so accepting requests from other new players is the fastest way to check that off your list without having to spam random people in chat. I once ignored all friend requests because I thought they were spam, and I had to beg my little sibling to download the game just to finish the team mission requirement 2 hours before my timer ran out.
At the end of the day, Eggy Party Newbie Missions are meant to be fun, not a stressful grind you have to rush through. If you take 10 minutes to plan out your play order and avoid the common hidden requirements that trip most new players up, you’ll walk away with hundreds of dollars worth of exclusive rewards for less than two hours of casual play. Don’t stress if you don’t finish every mission in one sitting, as long as you wrap them up before your 7-day timer runs out, you’ll get all the rewards you’re owed. And once you’re done with your newbie missions, you can jump into seasonal events and ranked play with all the extra coins and EXP boosts to get a head start on more experienced players.
