# Eighteen Eggs

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2026
- **BGG Rating**: —
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 1
- **Duration**: 10 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: Rachel Carpenter
- **Artists**: Rachel Carpenter
- **Publishers**: (Web published)
- **Categories**: Children's Game, Memory, Print & Play
- **Mechanics**: Matching, Memory, Solo / Solitaire Game

## Verdict
If you enjoy fast memory games, Eighteen Eggs will hop right into your heart – a Easter egg hunt that fits on any table.Fun, colorful matchingQuick setup under 2 minutesSolo play anytimeLacks deep strategyCan feel repetitive quicklyRECOMMENDED

## Description
Eighteen Eggs is a quick, light‑hearted game perfect for kids (or anyone who still feels like a kid) who love an Easter egg hunt. The goal is straightforward: locate your basket and gather all 18 eggs scattered across the board before the April showers bring the hunt to an early close. The eggs come in nine matching designs, each appearing in a pair, turning the play into a memory‑matching challenge. Along the way you’ll encounter bright flowers that add a splash of color, and mischievous bunnies that might trip you up as you collect your loot. Designed as a Print & Play, you simply download the PDF, print, cut out the pieces, and you’re ready to go—no fancy components or assembly required, and setup takes under two minutes. A typical round lasts about ten minutes, making it ideal for a quick break or a short family session. Since it’s a solo game, you can play whenever you like without needing a group. The matching mechanic has you flip cards, remember where matching pairs lie, and score points each time you complete a set. If the timer runs out before you finish, the virtual rain ends the hunt, adding a fun sense of urgency. All in all, Eighteen Eggs offers a colorful, fast‑paced memory challenge that’s perfect for children aged 4‑10, yet still enjoyable for adults who appreciate quick, thematic solo play.

## FAQ
### How many players can play?
It is a solo game designed for a single player.

### How long does a game take?
Around 10 minutes, depending on how quickly you find the pairs.

### What age range is recommended?
From 4 years old onward, though adults can enjoy it as well.

### Do I need to buy physical components?
No. It is a Print & Play game – just download, print, and cut the pieces.

### What are the main components?
Egg cards (18), flower cards, bunny cards, a basket, and a rain timer marker.

### Is there a multiplayer variant?
The official version is solo, but groups can take turns on the same board competing for score.

### Are there any expansions available?
No expansions have been released for Eighteen Eggs yet.