The right one leads to a shameful rip of Fantasticaneer's Smash Mouth eggs from The Fantastic Game, and the other one contains a multicolored car that the player may need to dodge but most of the time the player will clip right through which leads to a direct reference to Darude Sandstorm with the existence of a platform textured with the album's art all around it. The yellow building contains a horrible platforming section that is perpetuated by the fiddly controls and three classic Bottom Text memes from the early 2010s that can be barely read because they got darkened by the terrible in-game lighting.Īfter exiting the yellow building there's a split in the path. followed by a yellow building using Unity's built-in cell shading. The area you are dropped into has a strangely textured staircase, a Windows 95/98 logo on a small hill and a bouncing soccer ball you can't move, but can stand on.īy going upstairs there is a suspiciously, non-interactive lewd-looking Yoshi sprite. The game then drops you into some horribly textured Unity mountains. On the left, there's a sign from the developer that challenges you to find " Jackos".
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The game starts in a replica of the Hyrule Castle stage from the Super Smash Brothers series of games. An interesting feature is the player view model that is rather bizarre but theoretically similar to Le Fantabulous Game's view model. Also, unlike most other egglikes, if you fall off the map or die, you must restart the entire game, which can be done by pressing G or (as the game ironically suggests) by pressing Alt+F4.
Unlike many other Egglikes, the game doesn't have an "accuracy", rather, it is a single, linear path that comprises the entirety of the game.
This game may have contributed to the initial fall of the egglike genre. It was said that it was briefly played by Vinny of Vinesauce before denouncing it as trash. The Brilliant Game is an egglike, and is among one of the most infamous in the community, due to it's overuse of memes, poor physics, and bad challenges.
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