Steal An Egg: Your First Egg, Pet & Upgrade

What do you do in Steal An Egg?

The starting loop is egg → pet → cash → upgrades. The official Roblox listing describes taking eggs from pets, hatching them into pets of your own, and earning in-game cash from that collection. It also says players can steal eggs from one another.

1. 01Collect an egg
2. 02Hatch a pet
3. 03Earn cash
4. 04Upgrade & explore

The official listing establishes the broad loop. The example below adds a visible sequence from a player’s recording, checked on September 11, 2026. We have not independently played through this route.

First hatch example

1. Open the correct experience. Use the official link above and check that the creator is and Collect Rare Pets. Similar names can lead to a different game.
2. Take an egg. In ViewSIM’s example at 0:55, the player uses the Steal prompt beside a chicken-shaped guardian. The object is labelled Egg. Follow the control shown on your own device; the recording does not establish one universal keyboard or mobile control.
3. Carry it to your Pen and place it. At 1:05, the tutorial directs the player back to their Pen. The placed egg displays a countdown. A remaining countdown is not the total hatch duration.
4. Wait for the ready state and hatch. At 1:15, the egg is ready. The following hatch sequence produces a chicken-shaped pet, and the equipment message identifies Chicken. This records one result; it does not prove a guaranteed Chicken drop.
5. Place the pet and check your Index. At 1:32, Chicken appears in the Forest section with Common rarity. Check your result and record it in the pet reference.

The recording was published by ViewSIM on September 11, 2026; its capture date and game version are not stated. The game match is supported by the Pen, Shop/Index layout and Forest Chicken reference in sources linked to the target Roblox experience. These are source observations, not our own play test.

Does every pet have an egg with the same name?

The recorded tutorial displays the generic label Egg. A resulting Chicken does not by itself establish a separately named “Chicken Egg,” its drop chance or every possible outcome. Our egg list therefore identifies the recorded pet results and links their evidence instead of inventing egg species.

What do base and treadmill upgrades do?

The official description lists base upgrades, treadmill upgrades and speed training. These belong to the progression loop after earning cash. The source does not provide an exact price table or identify the best upgrade for every stage.

Read the current upgrade panel before choosing. This guide does not recommend a Robux purchase or calculate a payback time from an unverified income figure.

Are rarity, size and mutation the same thing?

No single combined ranking is established by the official description. It mentions rarer eggs and pets, different sizes, and mutations separately. This wiki keeps those dimensions separate as well. The names, effects and numerical multipliers of individual mutations still require their own sources.

How can I use the collection reference?

Open the egg hatch references or pet collection and search by name. The egg view focuses on recorded hatch results; the pet view focuses on the pet’s known attributes. Both use the same records and saved marks. Coverage is limited to the references shown.

Use Favorite for a target you want to revisit, and Mark collected for your own checklist. These are separate browser marks; they do not connect to your Roblox inventory. You can compare up to three eggs or three pets, and missing numbers remain Not confirmed.

What still needs to be checked?

The official listing supports the broad loop, not a full entity database. Exact spawn locations, hatch times, drop probabilities, event availability and base income remain under review. In particular, a number shown in a promotional image should not be treated as a tested base income.

Read how this wiki checks information for our evidence policy, visit the FAQ for collection storage details, or return to the guide index.

Sources: official Roblox game description, ViewSIM’s recording, and the corroborating Chicken reference, reviewed September 11, 2026. No numeric income, drop chance, game version or firsthand play session is claimed.