Description

Think two hands can guard both sides of the henhouse at once; Yolk Patrol answers that question with a brisk catch-’em-up where eggs drop from left and right chutes, timing windows shrink, and a clean rhythm is the only way to keep breakfast safe; how to play is immediate: control a basket with left and right inputs, shadow the eggs’ paths, and slide under each shell just before it lands so momentum doesn’t bounce it out; miss too many and the round ends, but chain perfect catches to trigger short grace perks like a wider mouth, slower arcs, or a brief double basket that mirrors your moves; the screen telegraphs danger if you pay attention—chute lights blink a beat before drops, streak lines reveal faster arcs, and a soft chime means a golden egg is next, which is worth extra points but often arrives right after a tricky double; effective strategy uses lanes instead of panic: anchor your basket in the center and commit to the closest egg, then drift only as far as needed for the next catch; when both sides drop together, grab the steeper angle first because it lands sooner; slide early rather than snapping at the last frame—gentle movement keeps the basket open and reduces ricochets; after a mistake, resist the urge to chase far-side eggs immediately—reset to center and rebuild tempo; special items spice rounds without breaking flow: feathers slow time for a couple of beats, hay bales cushion a single miss, and rooster calls warn of incoming triples that require smooth zigzags; difficulty scales by adding wind gusts that curve arcs and moving chutes that slide while dropping—watch the base of each chute, not the egg, to read motion in advance; accessibility touches include bold outlines on eggs, optional vibration on perfect catches, and a high-contrast background that keeps arcs clear on small screens; why it’s enjoyable comes from the hypnotic loop and micro-decisions every second—eyes track two arcs, hands draw short lines under each landing spot, and the quiet pride of a thirty-egg streak builds naturally; short sessions feel satisfying, and pushing for personal bests becomes a friendly routine where a small focus tweak, like breathing out before a double drop, turns a good run into a great one.

Instruction

Click on either side of man to change direction of collecting eggs click 1 or 2 times

Specifications

• Easy to play