Updated: April 12, 2026
Knockout launched its Mega Update on April 4, 2026, packing in an Easter egg hunt across 12 locations, a brand-new Infection game mode in the Social Hub, a revamped Party Hub with personal igloos, and one of the most coveted limited cosmetics the game has ever offered: the Bunny Shells skin, hard-capped at just 10,000 players worldwide. If you haven't started the egg hunt yet, this guide covers every egg, every location, every milestone reward, and everything else that dropped with the update.
The April 4 Mega Update is Knockout's biggest single content drop of 2026. The headline is the Easter egg hunt, but the update also added structural content that sticks around after the seasonal event ends. Here's a quick snapshot of everything that shipped.
The Easter egg hunt sends players across the lobby, the Social Hub, four event-specific game modes, and two named maps. The new Infection game mode joins the Social Hub rotation permanently. The Party Hub adds a dedicated social space where each player gets their own igloo. Completing the full 12-egg collection before 10,000 other players do unlocks the limited Bunny Shells skin, the only Mythic-tier cosmetic tied to this event.
Everything in the hunt auto-collects the moment you find it — there's no interaction prompt or button to press. Progress is tracked in the Easter Event menu accessible from the main lobby screen.
The 12 eggs are split across four rarity tiers that reflect how difficult each one is to obtain. Common eggs are straightforward lobby finds. Rare eggs require playing specific game modes or waiting for scheduled events. The Legendary and Mythic eggs each demand a particular skill challenge or RNG trigger to appear.
| Rarity | Egg Count | How They Spawn |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 2 | Always available in the lobby via simple actions |
| Rare | 8 | Game mode triggers, event windows, or map-specific RNG spawns |
| Legendary | 1 | Skill-based map interaction with an RNG spawn chance |
| Mythic | 1 | Skill-based challenge in the practice arena; rarest in the event |
The rarity system matters strategically. Both Common eggs are genuinely accessible from the moment you load in, so grabbing them first puts you two-twelfths of the way to the Bunny Shells skin before you've touched a single game mode. Rare eggs vary widely in how reliably you can trigger them — some are straightforward mode plays, others depend on RNG. Plan for the Legendary and Mythic eggs to take multiple attempts.
You don't have to collect all 12 eggs to walk away with something. The hunt pays out at four checkpoints, each dropping a cosmetic reward automatically when you hit the egg count threshold.
| Eggs Collected | Reward | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 3 eggs | Carrot Penguin Skin | Player Skin |
| 6 eggs | Infection Taunt Emote | Emote |
| 9 eggs | Egguin Skin | Player Skin |
| 12 eggs | Bunny Shells Skin | Limited Player Skin (10,000 cap) |
The 3-egg milestone is the fastest win in the event. Both Common eggs plus any single Rare egg gets you the Carrot Penguin Skin within minutes of loading in. This makes it an easy grab even for casual players who aren't aiming for the full 12-egg run.
The Infection Taunt Emote at 6 eggs is a nice bonus tied thematically to the new Infection game mode. The Egguin Skin at 9 eggs is the last guaranteed cosmetic before the cap-restricted finale. All three intermediate skins and the emote are available to every player regardless of when they complete the milestones.
Below is the full breakdown of where to find every egg. Eggs are grouped by where they appear and how they spawn. All eggs auto-collect on contact, so once you've triggered the spawn condition, just walk over or near the egg to claim it.
These two eggs are always available in the main lobby. Neither requires you to queue into a game mode, join an event, or have any RNG on your side. Start here every session.
| Egg | Rarity | Location & Method |
|---|---|---|
| Timer Egg | Common | Lobby — press the green "Go AFK?" button on the left side of the screen |
| Gold Medal Egg | Common | Lobby — located directly behind the leaderboard display |
The Timer Egg is the single fastest egg in the hunt. Find the green "Go AFK?" button on the left side of your screen in the lobby and press it. The egg appears immediately. The Gold Medal Egg sits behind the leaderboard panel. Walk around the back of the board and the egg is waiting there. Both take under 60 seconds combined to collect.
The bulk of the hunt lives here. These eight eggs span the Social Hub, four different game mode triggers, and two named maps. Some spawn reliably whenever you meet the condition; others carry an RNG element that may require multiple attempts.
| Egg | Location | How to Get |
|---|---|---|
| Igloo Egg | Social Hub | Check behind your personal igloo in the Party Hub area of the Social Hub |
| Brain Egg | Social Hub | Random spawn during Infection mode rounds in the Social Hub |
| Crab Egg | Lobby | Spawns during the scheduled Crab Event window; check the lobby event timer |
| Meteor Egg | Doomsday mode | Appears at the end of a Doomsday round; stay until the round concludes |
| Tank Egg | Juggernaut mode | RNG spawn when you ram or knock out the Juggernaut; low spawn chance per hit |
| Potato Egg | Hot Potato mode | Appears when a player explodes from the Hot Potato effect |
| Bubblegum Egg | Bubblegum arena | Appears on the Bubblegum map; play the arena until the egg spawns |
| Penguin Peak Egg | Penguin Peak map | Random location on the Penguin Peak map; only spawns in the first round |
A few of these eggs require patience. The Tank Egg has a low spawn chance per Juggernaut hit, so expect multiple match attempts. The Penguin Peak Egg only spawns in the first round of a Penguin Peak session — if it doesn't appear, rejoin a fresh server. The Crab Egg is tied to the scheduled Crab Event window shown in the lobby timer. The Igloo Egg sits behind your igloo in the Party Hub, and the Brain Egg has a random spawn chance during Infection mode rounds.
The Legendary egg is the Pool Table Egg. It spawns inside the pocket holes of the pool table arena with an RNG component — it won't appear every match. When the egg does spawn, physically fall into one of the holes to claim it. The Legendary designation reflects the combination of an RNG spawn and needing to land in a specific spot while actively playing the match.
The Target Egg is the Mythic egg and the rarest find in the event. It appears in the practice arena after you hit consecutive targets in a row without breaking your streak. No exact hit count has been published, so maintain your accuracy as long as possible. Expect multiple attempts — once the egg appears, collect it before your session ends.
The Bunny Shells skin is the final reward for collecting all 12 Easter eggs, and it comes with a hard global cap of 10,000 players. The moment the 10,000th player claims it, the skin closes permanently. No future event, no second wave, no alternate method to obtain it after the cap is hit.
This structure makes the timing of your hunt completion genuinely consequential. The Bunny Shells skin isn't just rare because it's event-exclusive — it's rare because supply is mathematically fixed. In a game with the player base that Knockout commands, 10,000 copies is a small number. Players who complete the hunt early lock in one of the most collectible cosmetics the game has produced.
The skin automatically unlocks in your inventory the moment you collect the 12th egg, provided the cap hasn't been reached. If you get to egg 12 and the cap is already full, the skin does not transfer to you. The intermediate rewards (Carrot Penguin, Infection Taunt, Egguin) are unaffected by the cap and remain claimable by anyone who hits those egg counts, regardless of timing.
If you want the Bunny Shells skin, yes. The 10,000-player cap is already counting down from day one of the event, and Knockout's daily active player count is large enough that the cap could close before the event itself ends. The Common eggs take under two minutes. Knocking out the easy Rare eggs gets you to the Carrot Penguin milestone in one short session. Every day you wait is a day the cap gets closer to closing.
The Infection game mode is a permanent addition to the Social Hub rotation that arrived with the April 4 Mega Update. Rounds start with one or a small number of "infected" players who spread the condition to others through contact. Uninfected players try to survive until the timer runs out; infected players try to tag everyone before it does.
The mode ties directly into the egg hunt through the Brain Egg, which randomly spawns during Infection rounds. This creates a natural incentive to engage with the new mode even for players who are primarily there for the hunt rather than the mode itself. The Infection Taunt Emote awarded at the 6-egg milestone is also themed around the mode, making it a fitting cosmetic complement to the new content.
Infection joins the Social Hub alongside existing modes rather than replacing anything. The Social Hub is designed as a lower-stakes, social-oriented space compared to the main competitive modes, and Infection fits that vibe well — it's chaotic, quick-round, and easy to drop in and out of between other activities.
The Party Hub is a new dedicated social space added in the Mega Update. Each player gets a personal igloo within the hub, giving Knockout a persistent player-owned space for the first time. The igloos serve as a social anchor point — your igloo is where you can find the Igloo Egg hiding behind it during the Easter event.
The Party Hub sits alongside the existing Social Hub rather than replacing it — a quieter, more personal area where players can gather between matches. The igloo aesthetic fits the seasonal crossover the April update leans into, and the connection to the egg hunt gives everyone a reason to visit even if social hubs aren't normally their thing. The developers appear to be treating it as a long-term addition rather than a one-off seasonal feature, with more content expected later in the year.
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There are 12 Easter eggs to find across the lobby, Social Hub, various game modes, and specific maps. They are split across four rarity tiers: 2 Common, 8 Rare, 1 Legendary, and 1 Mythic.
Collecting eggs unlocks rewards at four milestones: 3 eggs earns the Carrot Penguin Skin, 6 eggs earns the Infection Taunt Emote, 9 eggs earns the Egguin Skin, and 12 eggs earns the exclusive Bunny Shells player skin. The Bunny Shells skin is permanently capped at 10,000 players worldwide.
The Bunny Shells skin is awarded automatically when you collect all 12 Easter eggs, but only 10,000 players globally can claim it. Once that cap is reached, the skin is gone permanently. If the cap hasn't been hit yet, finishing the egg hunt now is your only window to secure it.
The Mythic egg is the Target Egg. It appears in the practice arena after you hit consecutive targets in a row. This is the rarest egg in the event, so be patient and keep your aim consistent to trigger the spawn.
Infection is a new game mode added to the Social Hub as part of the April 4, 2026 Mega Update. One or more players start as infected and must spread the condition by tagging others before the timer runs out. Uninfected players try to survive. The Brain Egg can randomly spawn during Infection rounds, making it one of the Rare eggs tied directly to this new mode.
The Party Hub is a new social space added in the April 2026 Mega Update where each player has their own personal igloo. The Igloo Egg can be found behind your igloo in the Party Hub section of the Social Hub. The hub is designed as a persistent player space that will continue to receive content updates beyond the Easter event.