Start with a carrot and see how far you can send it. In Throw A Food: Break An Egg, a well-timed throw can lead to a rare pet, and an egg can hatch into something you’ve never seen before. Pick from six minigames in the hub, each with its own way to find animals and build your collection.

🐾 Throw Food For Animals
Train on the pull-up bar to build throw power, then time your release on the throw meter. Watch your food fly from forests and deserts toward snowy lands, ancient ruins, and Phantom Harbor. Where it lands determines which animals you can find, and longer throws improve your luck. Work your way up from carrots and apples to Lava Steak, Starlight Donut, and Phantom Lobster.

🦊 Grow your pet collection
Carry your catch back to your pen and earn in-game cash from the pets you place there. Spend it on better food, training equipment upgrades, or extra pen space. Use the Animal Index to see what you’ve discovered, and look for Gold, Diamond, and Rainbow variants. You can also claim earnings when you return after time away.

🥚 Break An Egg
Use your pickaxe to crack eggs in themed zones. When a pet hatches, scoop it up and carry it back to your cage before a rival grabs it. Upgrade your pickaxe to break eggs faster and train on the treadmill to build up your running speed.

🐧 Steal An Egg
Find an egg in the wild, get it past the guardians, and bring it back to your base in one piece. Set it down to hatch and see which pet was inside.

🐒 Climb For Egg
Scale a tower of ladders and floating platforms to reach higher egg zones. Keep an eye on your stamina and upgrade it to climb farther. Then bring your egg back down to hatch it at your base.

🐯 Jump For Animals
Train with barbells to improve your jumps, then chain jumps to reach wild egg zones. Watch out for guardians as you make your way back to your plot with an egg to hatch.

🐲 Steal A Pet
Buy roaming animals or sneak one out of a rival’s house. Get it back to your own home to start earning from it, and lock your base to keep rival bots away from your pets.

From foxes and penguins to whale sharks and lava dragons, there’s always another animal to look for. Which one will you bring home next?