WASD to move ---- Left-click to shoot ---- E to change weapon ---- F to make a melee attack ----- Q to throw a grenade ---- R to reload ----- Space to jump ----- Shift to zoom and aim -----
Shell Shockers is basically a shooter where you're literally an egg with a gun. It sounds dumb until you actually play it—and then it’s just chaos in the best way. You’re tossed into these arenas full of other eggs who are all trying to crack each other open. You spawn in, pick a weapon, and it’s go time. The whole thing feels like a weird mix between a cartoon and a hardcore FPS, except everyone’s shaped like breakfast food. Each weapon does its own kind of damage. The shotgun (they call it the Scrambler) is for getting up close and blasting someone straight into yolk mist. The sniper-type gun—Crackshot—is all about sitting back and popping eggs from a distance. There’s also an automatic rifle that’s kind of your middle-ground option. You’ll find a favorite pretty quick depending on how you like to play, and swapping them out mid-match can actually flip the whole round in your favor. Shell Shockers lets you slap on some seriously goofy skins, too. Your egg can wear anything from a traffic cone to a full samurai helmet. None of it helps you shoot better, but it makes getting destroyed a little funnier. Half the time, someone’s gunning you down while wearing a toaster on their head, and it somehow makes losing sting less. There's also different shell patterns and colors if you're into that kind of thing. The modes are all over the place. Free-for-All is just wild—every egg for themselves, no rules, just shoot whoever moves. Teams are where it gets a little more tactical. You’ve got to watch your squad’s back and actually push together or you’ll get clapped instantly. Then there’s this ridiculous mode called Capture the Spatula. Yeah, it’s like Capture the Flag, but way more hectic and the “flag” is literally a golden spatula. Egg Royale is for those who want to feel pain—it’s last egg standing, no respawns, and the pressure’s insane. The maps switch up the vibe every time. Some are tight and full of corners, so you never know if someone’s about to blast you when you turn. Others are wide open with sniper perches and nowhere to hide. You’ll get used to dodging, jumping, and trying not to get splattered while you’re reloading. Standing still is pretty much asking to be turned into an omelet. Shell Shockers isn’t just about who can aim the best—it’s about moving smart, hitting shots when it counts, and staying unpredictable. The matches are quick, funny, and full of those moments where you either pop off or get completely wrecked. If you’re into fast games where you can jump in, shoot stuff, and laugh while doing it, this one hits hard.