Mordecai and Rigby Easter Holiday

Grab a friend and hop into a chaotic Easter egg hunt starring Regular Show's laziest duo—whoever grabs the most eggs wins bragging rights.

If you grew up watching Regular Show, Mordecai and Rigby Easter Holiday hits that weird sweet spot of nostalgia and pure couch co-op chaos. You and a buddy each grab one of the park's most unenthusiastic groundskeepers and scramble around a bright, spring-loaded map collecting Easter eggs before the timer runs out. Player one moves with WASD and slams R to shove, while player two uses the arrow keys and O for the same cheap trick. It’s simple, but the real game is psychological—both of you know the other guy is about to steal that last egg. The first few rounds I played, I kept getting wrecked because I thought eggs spawned randomly in one area. They don’t. The map cycles hotspots, and the smart play is to hover near the edges where eggs tend to cluster, then dart in when the other player commits to a bad angle. There’s no health bar, no lives—just a running tally and a clock that feels way shorter than it should be. My favorite moment was juking my friend with a fake dash toward the center, only to swing back and scoop up four eggs he’d ignored. He still brings it up. This is the kind of game you play for fifteen minutes between classes and then realize an hour vanished. It’s not deep, but it doesn’t pretend to be. The cartoon art style is clean and the mobile touch controls work surprisingly well, though keyboard is definitely the way to go for precise egg-snatching. If you’ve got a friend who thinks they’re faster than you, settle it here.

WASD+R - Arrow Keys+O / Mobile Touch Control

Keep an eye on the spawn pattern—eggs appear in waves near the map edges, not the center. Spam your shove button (R or O) when the other player is half a second from an egg; it’s dirty but works. Play on keyboard if you can. Touch controls are okay, but the lag on quick turns will cost you eggs. Don’t chase the same egg your opponent is going for. Break off and grab the ones they’re ignoring. If you’re losing with ten seconds left, camp the next spawn hotspot instead of wandering.

Q: Is Mordecai and Rigby Easter Holiday free to play? A: Yes, it’s completely free. No hidden fees or premium eggs. Q: Can I play this game on my phone? A: Yes, it has mobile touch controls. The buttons appear on screen for both players. Q: Do I need to download anything to start playing? A: No download needed. It runs in your browser as an HTML5 game. Q: How many players can play at once? A: Exactly two. It’s local multiplayer, so you need someone next to you or another set of controls. Q: Is this game suitable for kids? A: Absolutely. There’s no violence, just cartoon shoving and egg collecting. Q: Can I play solo against the computer? A: Not really. The game is designed for two human players, so grab a friend.