If you’ve spent any time rolling around wacky obstacle courses or competing in chaotic team minigames in Eggy Party, you’ve probably run into another player whose vibe matches yours perfectly. Maybe they carried your team to a win in Egg Rush, or they pulled off a hilarious meme emote right before you both fell off a moving platform. Figuring out how to add friends in Eggy Party is one of the first things new players want to master, since the game is 10x more fun when you’re playing with people you click with. You don’t have to stick to random matchmaking forever once you know the simple process to send and accept friend requests.
How to add friends in Eggy Party: Full in-game step walkthrough
Adding friends in the game itself takes less than a minute once you know where to look, and you don’t need any extra apps to do it. First, make sure you’re logged into your registered Eggy Party account, not playing as a guest, since guest accounts can’t save friend lists. Open the main menu by tapping the three horizontal lines in the top right corner of your home screen, then select the “Social” tab from the dropdown menu that pops up.
From the Social menu, you have a few options to find players you want to add. If you just played a match with them, head to the “Recent Players” tab to see everyone you grouped up or competed against in the last 24 hours. If you know their exact in-game ID, type the ID into the search bar at the top of the Social menu to pull up their profile directly. Once you find the profile of the player you want to add, tap the “Add Friend” button next to their username, add a short optional note if you want, and hit send. They’ll get a notification the next time they log in, and you’ll see them in your friend list as soon as they accept the request.
There are a few small limits to keep in mind here, too. You can have a maximum of 300 friends on your list at any time, so you might need to remove inactive players if you hit that cap. You also can’t send more than 20 friend requests per 24 hour period, which prevents spam from bot accounts flooding player inboxes.
Cross-platform friend adding tips for Eggy Party
Eggy Party is available on mobile, PC, and console, and cross-platform play is fully enabled across all versions, so you can add friends no matter what device they’re playing on. The process works almost exactly the same as adding friends on the same platform, but there are a few small differences to note. You have to use a player’s unique in-game ID to add cross-platform friends, since usernames can repeat across different devices and regions. You can find your own ID by tapping your profile icon on the home screen, right under your display name, so you can share it easily with friends you meet on other platforms.
Many casual players hop between different casual mobile games between Eggy Party matches to break up long gaming sessions. If you want to practice quick decision-making and team coordination skills that transfer over to Eggy Party team matches, you can try low-stakes casual card games for a quick change of pace. Lots of players I know who love silly, fast-paced casual games swear by Jaiho Rummy for 10-minute breaks between Eggy Party grind sessions, since it’s easy to pick up and doesn’t require a huge time commitment to have fun.
If you’re playing on console, you can also link your Eggy Party account to your console friend list to automatically add any of your existing console friends who also play the game. That saves you the hassle of typing out long IDs manually, which is a huge quality of life upgrade for console players who already have big existing friend groups on their platform.
Common friend adding issues and how to fix them
Even if you follow all the steps correctly, you might run into small issues when trying to add friends, most of which have super simple fixes. I’ve run into almost all of these myself while testing the game across different devices, so these solutions work for almost every case.
If you try all these fixes and still have issues, you can reach out to Eggy Party support through the help center in the main menu, and they’ll usually resolve the problem within 24 hours. Just make sure you have both players’ account IDs handy when you submit a ticket, that speeds up the process a lot.
Perks of building a friend list in Eggy Party
A lot of new players wonder if it’s even worth adding friends, since random matchmaking works fine for casual play, but there are tons of small perks you’re missing out on if you only play with randoms. First, you can create custom private lobbies to play your favorite minigames with just your friends, no randoms ruining the vibe if you’re just messing around. You can also join co-op exclusive events that require a team of 2-4 friends to participate, which give out rare cosmetics and egg coins you can’t get from regular matchmaking.
You also get a small friend bonus of extra egg coins and experience points every time you finish a match with someone on your friend list, which adds up fast if you play regularly. If you’re trying to level up fast to unlock new skins and emotes, playing with friends is one of the most efficient ways to grind without burning out.
Another underrated perk is that you can send and receive free daily gifts with friends, which include small items like energy refills, emote tickets, and occasional rare cosmetic shards. You don’t have to spend any real money to send these gifts, they’re completely free to claim every 24 hours, so it’s a no-brainer to send them to all your active friends every time you log in.
At the end of the day, Eggy Party is built for silly, chaotic fun with people you enjoy playing with, so taking a few minutes to learn how to add friends in Eggy Party will make every play session way more enjoyable. You don’t have to fill your list with randoms, either — even adding 2 or 3 players you click with after a fun match will give you people to team up with whenever you log on. Don’t be afraid to send a friend request to a player who made you laugh during a match, odds are they had just as much fun playing with you as you did with them.
