If you’ve logged into Eggy Party in the last few months, you’ve probably seen friends posting screenshots of their chaotic group wins in the game’s most social game type. Eggy Party Party Mode is the go-to option if you’re tired of solo queue grind and want to mess around with 3 to 15 friends while still earning exclusive rewards. I’ve spent over 40 hours testing different team comps and strategies in this mode, both with random groups and my regular crew, and I’ve picked up a ton of tricks that make wins way more consistent even if you’re playing with people who never touch platformer games. This guide breaks down everything you need to know to have more fun and take home more crowns every time you queue up.
What Makes Eggy Party Party Mode Different From Standard Queues?
A lot of new players assume Party Mode is just standard matches with a group, but that’s not the case at all. First, you can adjust the match size anywhere from 4 players up to 16, so you can play with a small friend group or a full server of people from your Discord. You also get to pick from a curated list of maps that are designed specifically for group play, with more team-based objectives and less solo-focused obstacle courses. You won’t get placed against random solo players in Party Mode either, so everyone in the lobby is either part of your group or a friend of someone who is, which cuts down on toxic behavior a lot. There are also exclusive rewards you can only earn from Party Mode matches, including limited-edition emotes, name tags, and egg skins that you can’t get from regular ranked or casual play.
You can also toggle custom rules for your lobby if you want to mix up the gameplay. You can turn off fall damage, give everyone infinite skill uses, or even make all eggs 2x their normal size for extra chaotic matches. That level of customization is something you won’t find in any other game mode, which is why so many players spend most of their Eggy Party time in private Party Mode lobbies.
3 Core Rules to Follow For Every Party Mode Queue
After playing dozens of matches, I’ve found that following these three simple rules eliminates 90% of the frustration that comes with group play, even if half your crew is playing Eggy Party for the first time. None of these require advanced platformer skills, just a little bit of communication and willingness to play as a team.
Last week I played a 12-person lobby with 6 first-time players, and we followed these rules to win 7 out of 10 matches, even with half the team having less than 2 hours of total play time. It’s not about being the best individual player, it’s about working together as a group. Even if you don’t win any matches, you’ll still earn XP and rewards just for playing, so there’s no reason to get upset over a bad round.
Best Loadout and Skill Picks For Party Mode Success
Loadouts matter a lot more in Party Mode than they do in standard play, because you can pick skills that complement your teammates instead of just focusing on your own strengths. For most maps, I recommend running one support skill and one movement skill, unless you’re specifically assigned to be the team’s disrupter. The Bubble Shield is the most underrated skill for Party Mode by a long shot. You can use it to block incoming projectiles from other teams, protect teammates who are stuck on a hard jump, or even bounce your own teammates across gaps to skip entire sections of a map. I once used the Bubble Shield to bounce 3 of my teammates across a 10-block gap in the Candy Rush map, and we all finished in the top 5 before the other team even got past the first obstacle.
If you’re playing on a combat-focused map, the Boxing Glove is a great pick, because you can knock multiple enemy eggs off the platform at once to give your team a big lead. The Grappling Hook is another great option for runners, because it lets you skip long obstacle sections and unlock checkpoints for your team much faster. Avoid skills that only benefit you, like the single-use speed boost, unless you’re the designated runner for your team. They’re a waste of a slot when you could be running something that helps 4 or 5 other people on your crew at the same time.
How to Unlock Exclusive Party Mode Rewards Fast
A lot of players don’t realize that Party Mode has its own separate reward track, separate from the seasonal battle pass, that you can level up even if you don’t win matches. The fastest way to grind levels is to play full 16-player lobbies, because you get 2x XP for every match with a full server. You also get bonus XP for completing group challenges, like having 3 teammates finish in the top 10 of a race, or knocking 10 enemy eggs off the map in a combat match. Make sure you check the Party Mode challenge tab before you start playing so you can pick maps that line up with your active challenges, that way you can level up 2 or 3 times faster than if you just pick random maps.
You can also get bonus rewards for hosting a lobby for 5 or more matches in a row, including a rare host-exclusive name tag that you can’t get any other way. If you don’t have enough friends to fill a 16-person lobby, you can post an open invite in the official Eggy Party Discord server, most people who join open lobbies are friendly and happy to follow your group rules. I unlocked the entire Party Mode reward track in 3 days last month by playing 2 hour sessions with a full Discord server, and I didn’t even win half the matches I played. You don’t have to be good to get all the rewards, you just have to play consistently with a group.
At the end of the day, Eggy Party Party Mode is supposed to be fun first, and winning is just a nice bonus. Even if you follow all the tips in this guide, you’re still going to have matches where you get knocked off the map 2 seconds in by a friend who’s messing around, and that’s part of the charm. Grab a group of friends, test out different strategies, and don’t take it too seriously, and you’ll have a great time no matter how many crowns you win. If you have a favorite Party Mode trick I didn’t mention, drop it in the comments below so other players can test it out.
