Eggy Party’s custom map scene is one of the most vibrant parts of the game, with thousands of creators designing wild obstacle courses, puzzle challenges, and roleplay worlds every week. If you’ve spent hours tweaking every ramp, hidden Easter egg, and difficulty curve of your latest build, you’re probably wondering how to get it in front of more players. Learning how to feature maps in Eggy Party can turn your passion project from a hidden gem to a fan-favorite course that thousands of players queue up to try every day. Most new creators assume featured spots are only for top players with huge followings, but that’s not the case — the Eggy Party team actively looks for creative, well-built maps from new creators to highlight every week.
How to Feature Maps in Eggy Party: Core Eligibility Rules You Can’t Skip
Before you even submit your map for consideration, you need to make sure it meets all the base eligibility requirements set by the Eggy Party moderation team. Skipping these steps is the number one reason 70% of new creator submissions get rejected right away, according to internal Eggy Workshop data shared last quarter. You don’t want to waste weeks building a map only to have it turned down for a simple, avoidable issue, so run through this checklist before you hit submit.
You’d be surprised how many creators skip the playtest step entirely, submitting maps straight after building them without checking for broken jumps or unpassable sections. If you don’t have friends to test your map, you can post it in the official Eggy Party creator Discord server to get fast feedback from other builders. Even one broken section that stops players from finishing will get your submission rejected immediately, so don’t cut corners on testing.
Tips to Make Your Map Stand Out to the Featured Selection Team
The Eggy Party featured map team reviews hundreds of submissions every day, so you need to give them a clear reason to pick your map over all the other options. They’re not just looking for perfectly built obstacle courses — they want maps that fill gaps in the current featured library, or offer a unique twist that players haven’t seen before. Many new creators spend weeks perfecting their builds but never learn how to feature maps in Eggy Party because they assume the process is too complicated, but it’s far more accessible than most people think.
For example, if most featured maps right now are fast-paced race courses, a slow, story-driven puzzle map with hidden collectibles will get way more attention than another generic race build. Adding a unique hook, like a custom soundtrack or Easter eggs that unlock secret endings, will make your submission memorable long after the reviewer finishes playing.
You also want to make sure your map is accessible for all skill levels. If you’re building a hard course, add an optional easy path for new players so more people can enjoy it. The team prioritizes maps that have broad appeal, since they want as many players as possible to have fun with featured content. If you want to see examples of high-performing featured maps, you can browse the top-rated builds on the official Eggy Workshop hub to see what themes and mechanics are performing well right now. Don’t copy these builds, but use them as inspiration to find gaps you can fill with your own unique style. Many creators make the mistake of copying viral map trends exactly, but the team actively looks for original ideas, not duplicates of existing popular content.
The Step-by-Step Submission Process for Featured Map Consideration
Once your map meets all eligibility requirements and you’ve polished it to stand out, submitting it for featured consideration only takes a few minutes. You don’t need any special creator status to submit, as long as you have a verified Eggy Party account that’s in good standing (no active bans or moderation strikes).
First, open your Eggy Workshop profile and find the published map you want to submit. Tap the three dots in the top right corner of the map card, then select the “Submit for Featured” option from the dropdown menu. You’ll be prompted to fill out a short form with your map’s genre, target skill level, and that 1-sentence pitch we mentioned earlier. Take time to write a clear, specific pitch — vague lines like “fun race map” won’t help your case, but “cozy winter race map with 3 hidden snowman collectibles” will give reviewers a clear reason to check your build out.
Once you submit the form, you’ll get a confirmation notification in your in-game mailbox. Most review decisions are sent out within 7 business days, though it can take a bit longer during busy holiday or new season periods. If your map is accepted, it will be added to the featured maps carousel for at least 48 hours, and you’ll get a notification letting you know when it goes live. If it’s rejected, you’ll get a short note explaining why, so you can fix the issue and resubmit later. Don’t resubmit the same map without making changes first, as that can lead to a temporary submission ban for your account.
What to Do After Your Map Gets Featured
Getting your map featured is a huge win, but it’s not the end of the process. You can leverage that featured spot to grow your creator following and get more eyes on all your future builds, if you play your cards right. Even a 48-hour featured spot can get you thousands of new plays and hundreds of new followers, if you engage with the players who try your map.
As soon as you get the notification that your map is live in the featured carousel, post about it on your social media accounts and any Eggy Party communities you’re part of. Encourage players to leave feedback and let you know what they like, so you can incorporate those ideas into your next build. The more engagement your featured map gets (plays, likes, shares), the more likely the team is to consider your future submissions for featured spots too.
You should also keep an eye on the map’s rating and feedback comments. If lots of players mention a specific section is too hard or broken, you can push a small update to fix it even while it’s featured. Responding to player feedback shows the Eggy Party team you’re a dedicated creator who cares about user experience, which gives you a huge advantage for future featured spots. Many top Eggy Party creators got their start with one featured map that grew their following enough to get invited to exclusive creator programs, so don’t underestimate how much one featured spot can change your creator journey in the game.
Learning how to feature maps in Eggy Party doesn’t require a huge following or years of building experience — it just takes attention to detail, a bit of creativity, and willingness to test and tweak your build before you submit. Even if your first submission gets rejected, don’t get discouraged: every rejection gives you feedback you can use to make your next map even better. The Eggy Party custom map community is always growing, and there’s always room for new, creative builds that give players fun new ways to enjoy the game. Before you know it, you could see your latest build front and center in the featured carousel for players all over the world to enjoy.
