Userlands Adds Movement Magick to Eternity Egg

Userlands, the solo developer behind the 3D platformer Eternity Egg, released the game's largest update on Steam on Oct. 12. Called Movement Magick, it ties spellcasting to the player's moveset: 63 "movespells" fire from actions such as wall runs, slides and dashes. A hotfix, version 2.01, followed on Oct. 15. The developer announced the update with a trailer posted to Instagram, which the caption says was cut in Blender's video editor. Watch the game's Early Access trailer below.

Eternity Egg is a 3D platformer. On its Steam page, the player bounces, wall-runs, dashes and ground-pounds around "a grotesque world," pilots "an upgradeable municipal waste disposal unit" across the overworld and trades curios in "a wild west gift economy," all set to high-energy trance music.

According to the update notes, the release also adds a status-effects system, a basic parry, new damage types, a Fairy Temple where fairies are exchanged for spells and a rework of the Idiot's Domain area. The developer wrote that the new content "may feel disproportionate to the time taken" and set a roughly monthly cadence for future updates. The game is $19.99 on Windows.

Eternity Egg entered Early Access on Dec. 10, 2025, after about five years of solo development, PC Games Hardware reported at launch, describing its look as a throwback to 1990s computer-rendered graphics. The Steam page lists the goals for version 1.0 as 20 islands, three bosses and a complete story, with the price rising from $20 to $30 at full release.

For more reading, see In Defense of the 3D Platformer, the full Movement Magick changelog and Eternity Egg on Steam.