Eggy Party is one of the most chaotic, joyful casual multiplayer games available right now, where you roll, jump, and bump your way through wacky obstacle courses against up to 32 other players. The core loop is fun on its own, but it gets 10 times better when you’re playing with people you actually know. That’s why so many new players search for how to add friends in Eggy Party as soon as they finish the short onboarding tutorial. This guide will walk you through every step, avoid common mistakes, and help you build a friend list full of people you want to race with.
Before You Add Friends: Pre-Setup Checks to Avoid Errors
A lot of new players run into annoying issues when they try to add friends, and almost all of these problems can be fixed with a few quick checks before you start sending requests. First, make sure you’re not playing on guest mode. Never use guest mode if you want to keep your friend list and game progress long-term; if you log out or switch devices, all your data will be erased permanently. Next, link your account to a valid email, Google, or social media account to lock in your progress and make it easier for friends to find you.
You also want to double-check your in-game display name is set correctly on your profile page. Lots of players keep the default randomly generated name when they sign up, which makes it almost impossible for friends to search for you. Pick something memorable that your friends will recognize, and don’t worry if you change your mind later — you can edit your display name for free once every 30 days. Finally, make sure your friend request permissions are turned on in the settings menu, or no one will be able to send you requests at all.
3 Official Methods to Add Friends in Eggy Party
There are three official ways to add people to your Eggy Party friend list, and each works better for different scenarios. Pick the one that fits your situation to avoid mistakes and send requests quickly:
Lots of casual players like to play quick, low-stakes games while they wait for friend requests to be accepted or for a custom lobby to fill up. If you’re in the mood for a quick card game break between rounds, you can load up Rummy77 for a fast, engaging match that only takes 5-10 minutes to finish. It’s a great way to kill time without getting pulled away from your Eggy Party lobby for too long. Once your request is accepted, you’ll see the new friend pop up in your list immediately, and you can invite them to your party right away.
How to Manage Friend Requests and Customize Your Privacy Settings
Once you start sending and receiving friend requests, you’ll want to know how to manage your list and keep your account safe. First, you can find all incoming friend requests in the “requests” tab of the friends menu. You can choose to accept, decline, or block the user directly from this tab. You can block users who send you spam requests or harass you in matches at any time, and blocked users won’t be able to see your profile or send you any future requests.
If you don’t want random players to send you requests at all, you can adjust your privacy settings to limit who can contact you. Adjust your privacy settings if you don’t want random players to send you friend requests; you can choose to allow requests from everyone, only friends of friends, or no one at all. You can also sort your existing friend list into groups, like “real life friends” or “ranked teammates,” to make it easier to find the people you want to play with when you log on. You can even set custom statuses to let your friends know if you’re down to play ranked, just messing around in custom lobbies, or taking a short break.
Fun Things to Do With Your Eggy Party Friend List Once It’s Built
Adding friends is just the first step — there are tons of fun features you can use once you have a list of people to play with. First, you can team up for ranked mode to climb the leaderboards together. Team ranked mode lets you queue with up to 3 other friends, and you’ll get bonus rank points for winning matches with people on your friend list. You can also create custom private lobbies for just you and your friends, where you can pick exactly which courses you want to play, adjust the rules, and even add silly modifiers like low gravity or extra speed. Custom private lobbies let you set your own rules and pick only the courses you want to play, which is perfect for casual game nights with friends who don’t play very often.
You can also share custom maps from the Eggy Workshop with your friends, or even collaborate to build your own custom course together. If you get redeem codes for free skins or coins, you can send them to your friends directly through the in-game chat. You can even join weekly seasonal events together to earn exclusive rewards that you can’t get playing solo. Don’t be afraid to send friend requests to random players you have fun with in public matches, either — some of my favorite people to play with now are people I met randomly in a team race a few months ago.
Figuring out how to add friends in Eggy Party is the first step to turning a fun casual game into a regular hangout activity with your favorite people. Take a minute to double check your account settings first, use the method that works best for you, and don’t stress if you run into small issues along the way. Once your friend list is built, you’ll be racing, bumping, and winning together in no time, and you’ll wonder why you ever played solo in the first place.
