Downloads

By LordBoarmont

Hello there, intrepid puzzler! If you came here looking for an Eggerworld demo and you're running a Windows x64 PC, then you're in luck! Go ahead and click on that Don Medusa below. Once the download is finished, unpack the contents of the zip into its own directory, double-click on the Lolo icon, and you'll be off to adventure before you know it!


Right now, only Windows x64 is available, but we are building Linux and Mac OSX versions and they shouldn't be far behind.


Demo builds

Win x64




.Use this [mirror] if the Don image doesn't work

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