Experimental Gameplay Group

Experimental Gameplay Group (EGG) is an independent game development studio founded in 2011, known for its innovative approach to game design and storytelling. The studio gained recognition with the release of "Little Inferno" in 2013, a unique puzzle game that explores themes of consumerism and emotional detachment. Following this success, EGG launched "Human Resource Machine" and "7 Billion Humans," both of which cleverly incorporate programming concepts into engaging gameplay, showcasing the studio's commitment to blending education with entertainment.

Key personnel include co-founders Kyle Gray and Tynan Sylvester, who have played pivotal roles in shaping the studio's creative vision. EGG's games are characterized by their distinctive art styles and thought-provoking narratives, which have garnered a dedicated fanbase.

The studio has significantly influenced the gaming industry by pushing the boundaries of traditional gameplay mechanics and integrating educational elements into mainstream gaming. EGG specializes in puzzle and simulation genres, often utilizing unconventional gameplay to challenge players' thinking.

Their work has earned numerous accolades, including awards for innovation and design, solidifying EGG's reputation as a leader in experimental game development.