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Egg Cave is quite the happening place! Visit our blog for the latest updates on everything new that we add to the site — new creatures, exciting worlds, account updates, and unique activities to do!
NEW TRAVEL - There is a new Travel, Orange Grove, restocking at the Travel Agency.
IT'S FEBRUARY - January's Cash Shop Monthlies have been retired forever, and now February's Valentine's Day-themed creatures are here!
MORE CAVE CREATURES - More Valentine's Day-themed Cave creatures shall be coming closer to Valentine's Day. Don't miss it, as they will all be limited edition, available one time only! Happy February! Egg Cave loves you all.
NEW TRAVEL - Lakeside is now restocking at the Travel Agency.
NEW TRAVEL - The new Blue Forest Travel is now restocking at the Travel Agency.
SITE TRIVIA UPDATE - We've changed the prize pool for the Site Trivia. The winners will now split a 125,000 EC prize pool! Enter today! There's more potential to win bigger!
DOUBLE/TRIPLE FEED DAY - It's that time of month again! For today only, you can receive up to double or triple Egg Coins for feeding. Have fun!
NEW TRAVEL - A new Travel, Darkwater Beach, is now restocking at the Travel Agency.
THE TALE OF THE KESKO - The Kesko has been discovered in the Cave.
BRING CREATURES BACK TO LIFE - The Resurrection Stone is now available at the Cash Shop Park. Use the Resurrection Stone today to bring back a dead creature from the grave. Restored creatures retain their stats, Travels, gender, and the "stolen date." Special features include: (1) every user on Egg Cave can view their list of dead creatures on the Resurrection Stone page even if you have less than 250 CC, (2) see your creature's image, stats, Travel, and stolen date before restoring, (3) restore creatures back to March 2012 (that's the cut off).
ARCHIVES UPDATE - The Archives have gotten a little update. When viewing a species profile, you can now see the "availability status" of the species (and hover for more info). We've also added some other labels to help you identify and classify each species.
Want to go back in time? Keep reading our older site blog posts below.