Egg Route
Start with one affordable egg, hatch it, and measure recovery. If visitor Cash improves and space remains open, repeat or step up. If Cash recovery is weak, solve income before another egg. If space is blocked, upgrade capacity before buying a result that cannot work immediately.
The route is strongest when each egg purchase answers a concrete question. Can this hatch improve visitor Cash enough to recover the next purchase faster? Can the dinosaur fit without delaying value? Does the current code reward change which egg is affordable? If the answer is unclear, wait for the hatch or buy a capacity fix instead of guessing.
| Route point | Decision | Next page |
|---|---|---|
| First egg | Buy after redeeming starter codes | Beginner guide |
| Frozen Egg | Hatch before spending attached Cash | Codes |
| Tier move | Move up after recovery and space pass | Eggs guide |
Future Egg Table Fields
A useful egg table needs fields that change player decisions. The minimum set is egg name, price, hatch pool, reward source, space impact, and last checked date. Without those fields, a list of egg names adds search surface but does not help players spend better.
The first version of that table should be small and strict. A row with a clear screenshot, price, source, and update date is more useful than ten loose rows copied from videos. Once enough rows exist, the wiki can add sorting by price, route stage, and reward source. Until then, the route guide should carry the decision work.
Egg Checklist
Before buying, check balance, placement, and recovery. Balance tells you whether the egg is affordable without freezing the park. Placement tells you whether the dinosaur can work immediately. Recovery tells you whether the purchase makes the next cycle faster. If two of those checks fail, the egg is probably early for that account.
After hatching, write down what changed. If the next Cash target arrives faster, the egg path is working. If the park has a stronger dinosaur but no room, upgrade capacity. If nothing changes, avoid repeating the same tier until another system changes the route.