The CRACK Steam release begins with a simple laboratory assignment: open one enormous, mysterious egg. What starts as a small experiment grows into a cooperative incremental adventure where every breakthrough creates stranger tools, bigger numbers and more questions.
At a Glance
- Release Date: October 26, 2026
- Genre: Co-op Incremental Adventure, Simulation, Mystery
- Platform: PC (Windows, macOS and Linux via Steam)
- Cost: Price not listed on Steam at launch
- Developer/Publisher: Rafoli / Rafoli
- Store Link: Get CRACK on Steam →
One Egg, One Lab and Many Bad Ideas
Players join a laboratory project centred on an elusive experiment of great interest. The objective is clear, but the path is not: inspect the facility, work with unusual equipment and discover what it will take to crack the egg.
The first-person presentation keeps the mystery close, while the incremental structure turns steady progress into escalating spectacle. New methods and discoveries make the apparently repetitive task grow rather than simply repeat.
Core Gameplay Features
Incremental Laboratory Progress
Every attempt contributes to the larger experiment. Players improve their capabilities and gain access to increasingly effective—or increasingly questionable—ways to damage the shell.
- Start with simple tools and build toward larger solutions
- Turn repeated actions into lasting progress
- Follow new clues as the laboratory opens up
Co-op for Up to Four Players
CRACK supports solo play and online co-op for up to four people. A group can divide tasks, test ideas simultaneously and turn the lab into a much louder workplace.
- Play alone or invite up to three friends
- Coordinate experiments and resource use
- Share the surprises behind each major breakthrough
Comedy, Mystery and Science Fiction
The game treats its oversized experiment with a mix of curiosity and absurdity. Environmental details and new discoveries encourage players to ask why the egg is here—and whether opening it is actually a good idea.
Who Is CRACK For?
CRACK is designed for players who like incremental progression but want to inhabit the process instead of watching numbers rise on a menu. Its co-op structure also makes it a fit for groups that enjoy experimental games, shared problem-solving and unpredictable comedy.
Pro Tip
In co-op, avoid having everyone repeat the same action. Assign one player to test new equipment while the others gather resources or investigate the lab, then regroup when a new upgrade changes the best strategy.
