In the latest Tower Heroes Update, the developers have added a small Egg Hunt for players, which involves finding nine different eggs spread across various maps. While some of these are easy to locate, others require intensive search. If you have managed to find a few and want to know the locations of the remaining ones, here is a detailed guide.
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Where are the 9 Eggs located in Tower Heroes- Egg Hunt?
Below, you can find the list of all nine Eggs part of the Tower Heroes Egg Hunt. Simply follow them, and you will easily complete the Scavenger Hunt.
Bee Egg
- For the Bee Egg, jump inside the Gleaming Garden Map. Now, go towards the right side of the map to find a White Flower Pot. Click on the White Flower to get a Sticker. Return to the lobby and equip the Sticker in your Wheel Menu. Then, teleport to the Hideaway Hive Challenge Mode map and use the Sticker near Sad Beehive to make it happy and get the Bee Egg.
Burrow Egg
- To obtain the Burrow Egg, start a match of the Burrow Brawl on Medium or Hard Difficulty. While playing, ensure you kill the Bunny Bombers so they explode the rock at the enemy spawn and retrieve the Egg. This is right near the enemy spawn point. So, be cautious of timing and verify the information about the enemies.
Cake Egg
- For this one, start a match on the easy mode of the Cake Factory Map. During the 15th Wave, you will find Gertrude Spawn an enemy called Batter?. Let this enemy pass through all the machines and reach the End, where it will transform into a Cake Egg that can be collected near your home base.
Claw Egg
- Below, the Fanart Server Board in the main lobby, you will find a Claes Machine. Use Coins to play the game until you collect 30 Items to unlock the Claw Egg Level. Finish the Claw Egg Level as well to obtain the Egg.
Gold Egg
- This one is particularly challenging, as it requires you to take down the Goose Boss, which has nearly 300,000 HP. Firstly, push the Golden Egg from the main lobby into any elevator of your choice to start a game. Play the game like any other game mode to spawn the Goose at the End. Defeat it to get the Gold Egg as a drop reward.
Infinity Egg
- To get your hands on the Infinity Egg, use the Infinity Sabotage in battle mode and defeat the Special Enemy that spawns at the end.
Mine Egg
- Indicative of its name, one of the Mines inside the Minesweeper Map will give you the Mine Egg. Choose the map and start digging for the Mines. Unlike other regular Mines, the Mine Egg will play a weird meme sound, the numbers around it will have different fonts than regular ones, and the screen will shake quite frequently. Use these indications and find the Mine Egg. If you die, just keep digging and repeating the procedure until you find one.
Pixel Egg
- The Pixel Egg is the easiest to collect as it spawns in the lobby. Simply explore your entire lobby area to find one, and even multiple Pixel Eggs, at various Corners. If you cannot find even a single one, even after roaming for a while, I highly recommend checking behind the Fanart and Servers board.
Platinum Egg
- This one requires you to visit the Relentless Reflection Challenge map. Here, the Platinum Egg will spawn during round 15. Let this Egg reach your base, as you can collect it after defeating the 300K HP boss that will appear right after it. Since this is a challenging book, bring your best loadout to tackle it!
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