Steal An EXE Egg Eggs
BeginnersLast updated 2026-10-07
Steal An EXE Egg’s eggs become EXE pets after you return them to your plot, place them and let them hatch. The recorded tutorial shows Steal → Place your egg → Hatch → pet earnings.
- Go from the hub towards the Abandoned Forest entrance shown in the new-player video.
- Enter a monster territory and use the egg’s Steal prompt.
- Escape back to your own plot with the egg.
- Equip and place it, then wait for the countdown and hatch prompt.
- Put the resulting EXE on the plot so it earns cash.
Egg timers and growth
A countdown such as 0m 32s appears over an egg in the October 6 recording. That is time remaining in that scene, not a universal hatch duration. The official 2x Growth pass says eggs grow twice as fast, applies to eggs already growing, and stacks with the night growth boost. VIP Rank separately advertises 1.5x egg growth. The collected descriptions do not specify whether VIP and 2x Growth combine by multiplication or another rule; use the current countdown to measure your next hatch.
What comes out of an egg?
The beginner’s plot displays Blue, Falsity and Yellow after early hatches. It also shows their rarity and income labels. The recordings do not present a complete egg-to-monster probability table. You can compare the actual displayed results in the monster list, including the three starter entries and the named shop pets. A pet’s rarity label describes the pet; it does not supply the egg’s drop chance.
Blaze and shop eggs
The October 4 Shop → Offers screen names Blaze alongside Big Verity and $250K in Pro Pack. The offer costs 75 Robux in that session. Blaze is pictured as an egg in the offer, but its hatch contents, wait time and probabilities are not shown. That still gives players a concrete acquisition option: inspect Pro Pack in the current Shop → Offers menu and read its contents before deciding. The Pro Pack page preserves what the displayed bundle includes.
Rare eggs, huge pets and mutations
The developer’s description explicitly advertises rarer EXE Eggs in new areas, huge pets and special mutations. Those systems are part of the game’s stated collection loop. The examined videos do not expose a full list of mutation names or numerical multipliers. Keep collecting useful plot earnings and menu labels rather than equating a larger-looking pet with an invented bonus. For choosing the next run, use speed and cash strategy; for planning a purchase, use the cash calculator with the income actually displayed on your plot.
Named eggs in official artwork
The Roblox listing’s thumbnails name four eggs and print the income headlines below. These values are retained exactly as advertising text, with no inferred rarity, hatch chance or unboosted income. They are separate from the video’s starter pet rates.
| Egg | Printed headline | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Magma EXE Egg | $86,979Sp/s | Official promotional artwork |
| Sonic EXE Egg | $86,979Sp/s | Official promotional artwork |
| Prime Egg | $9,967,896Sp/s | Official promotional artwork |
| Rage Titan Egg | $96,979Sp/s | Official promotional artwork |
The developer does not explain “Sp” or the size and mutation conditions in these images. Open a named egg page to view the original artwork and its recorded context.
Sources (3)
- Roblox official API — checked 2026-10-07
- IDK Stats Gameplays — Steal An EXE Egg! (October 4 gameplay) — checked 2026-10-07
- Ciscogamer1009 — just started playing (October 6 gameplay) — checked 2026-10-07