Sort Them Ducks Easter Eggs and Achievements

Sort Them Ducks sells a tidy loop, then hides a second hobby in the walls. Steam community guides already exist for egg locations and a full achievement list. This page explains what you are hunting and how it fits a cozy run, without pretending we stood in every corner of your save. Use it with walkthrough if you want eggs on the same afternoon, or after the shop is pretty if you want the surprise. Trophy names and delayed pops live on achievements.

Secret eggs

Community guides describe ten secret eggs and a trophy that tracks finding them (players refer to an egg-timing achievement in other languages). The Steam hub lists “Egg Location” and a dedicated egg-trophy guide. Walk the shop slowly after the floor is no longer a hazard. Eggs are not extra rubber ducks to shelve; they are hide-and-seek props. Look along tops of units, odd corners, and places a sorter would not put a working toy.

We are not going to invent coordinates. If a video or Steam guide disagrees with your build after a patch, trust what you see in-game. Mr.Duck has already shipped collision and camera fixes that can move how a nook feels. When you need a visual pass, open those Steam guides from the community tab rather than a random social clip.

Ducks themselves “boop” you and play a quack from time to time. That is flavor, not an egg. Reviewers also mentioned cute humor in costume design. Laugh, place the duck, move on.

How eggs meet the twenty trophies

Steam lists 20 achievements. One community thread tracks egg-timing. The public names (First Quack, Category Complete, Maxed Out, and the rest of the store highlight reel) are explained on achievements so this page can stay a hunt guide. Delayed pops still matter here: Treat Your Geek saw trophies wait until the next boot. Relaunch before you tear the shop apart looking for an eleventh egg.

100% without ruining the vibe

Do not hunt eggs while a thousand ducks still carpet the floor. You will step on the thing you are searching for and blame the spawn table. Clear with the walkthrough, tick aisles on the checklist, then do a slow perimeter. Use high shelves because several secrets in this genre live up, not down.

If an achievement and a shelf counter disagree, believe the shelf first, then relaunch. Patch 1 already had to fix end-game counters. Mixing trophy anxiety with a known counter bug is how people delete a perfectly good save.

For official trophy icons and the latest names, the Steam overlay is canonical. This wiki only helps you plan the hunt. When you are done, the shop should still look like a toy store, not a checklist graveyard. That is the point of a cozy 100%.

How to hunt without a map

Start at the door you spawn through and walk the walls, not the aisles you already cleared for ducks. Eggs hide where a working toy would be a trip hazard: lip of a high unit, behind a sign, in a corner the vacuum skill never faces. Crouch once per room. Jump once per room. If Patch 1 changed how far you can look up, look up again — a nook that felt empty on launch day may only have been a clamped camera.

Do not use fill-from-hand as an egg detector. That skill wants rubber ducks, not hide-and-seek props. Reveal-shelf is equally useless here. Your tools are slow feet, high shelves habits, and the Steam community screenshots you open after you have already tried. If two guides disagree on a corner, walk both corners. A patch that fixed wall clipping can also change which pixel you can stand on.

When you find one, do not sprint to the next. Mark the neighborhood in your head or on the checklist so you do not re-sweep Food for a secret that lived in Garden. Ten eggs is a short list if the floor is clean and a long list if you still kick pirates out of the way. Keep the cozy loop: hunt, place nothing, breathe, hunt again.