Egg Nest Drop

Egg Nest Drop - a reaction game about sorting falling eggs into matching nests on a night farm. Eggs leave the chute one at a time, each marked with a symbol and a colour: a white star on red, a gold bolt on blue, a red heart on gold. Three nests stand on the wooden platform below, each carrying one of the same three marks, and their order is shuffled at the start of every round. Two arrow pads at the bottom of the screen move the falling egg between the left, middle and right lane, and a tap on a nest sends the egg to that lane as well, while a soft glow under the chosen nest keeps the current target visible. A correct landing adds points and counts toward the matched total of the round, and the gained amount appears above the nest. A wrong nest shakes, costs one of the three lives, and the game ends when all three are gone. A round holds twenty eggs, and every new round raises the drop pace, so later rounds leave less time to pick a lane. The panel above the field keeps the score, the remaining lives and the current pace in view during play, and a queue over the chute shows the next two eggs so the following lane can be planned in advance. The round summary panel reports the score, how many eggs were matched out of twenty and the pace reached, and from there the next round starts or play returns to the main screen. The final panel shows the score, the round number and the pace reached, and offers a fresh start from the first round. The back gesture holds the field and the falling egg until play resumes. The game runs in portrait full screen without sound, and a rules screen with the controls and the scoring stays available from the main screen.