How to Get the Asteregg

Short answer: you cannot miss the Asteregg. It is the Prologue’s story egg, and it is handed to you for progressing through Comet Point — no hidden ledge, no puzzle, no backtracking. If you play the opening chapter from the festival plaza to the train yard, the egg is yours. Launch-day walkthrough footage confirms it plainly: “just progress” is the entire trick.

Where is the Asteregg in Comet Point?

The egg is awarded at the smoking station building beside the train yard, at the far end of the Prologue’s main route. Comet Point is the game’s opening world — an egg shower festival is underway when you spawn, and the whole chapter is a guided tour of the movement systems: sprint and roll with shift, double jump, and climb.

The route to the egg runs in one line:

1. Festival plaza. You spawn among the market stalls. Talk to the NPC who hands out the commemorative whistle (this is also the game’s first badge) and grab the loose coins while you’re there.
2. Path Less Traveled. Collecting a golden egg opens the gate into the restricted area. Checkpoint flags along the way save your progress.
3. The crater. A cutscene at the impact site introduces Pip, the glove-shaped companion who explains that the Century Egg has shattered and its shards are scattered across the worlds. Pip merges with your whistle here, which awards the Wake-Up Call badge.
4. Train yard. A scientist NPC clears the crystals blocking the way, then a coin-collecting objective opens the yard — it plays like a compact collectathon room in the Mario Odyssey style.
5. The smoking station. An NPC warns about an electrical fire inside; Pip insists on going in anyway. The scene resolves with the Asteregg in your collection.

What the Asteregg looks like

The Asteregg is a space-themed egg — the official badge description calls it “truly out of this world.” It was designed by community creator @Rainbo1239, and like every special egg in the game it can be bought as a wearable hat from the in-game menu once you have found it, or from the Roblox Marketplace.

As of August 2, 2026, 38,866 players hold the Asteregg badge — the highest count of any egg in the game, which is exactly what you would expect from a story-granted egg in the free prologue.

Grab these two while you’re here

Two more pickups sit on the same route, and both take under a minute:

• Century Shard. Inside the smoking station itself — look for the shiny pickup indoors. The shard powers the derelict train and drives the story straight onto the Grand Eggspress, so you collect it moments after the egg.
• The Grand Eggspress Egg. Once you board the train, open the chest in the lobby car. That’s the whole method — one chest, one egg.

The train then becomes your hub: the cabin car gathers NPCs, the kitchen and library cars are explorable, and the engine car has a “View by eggs” board that lists every world’s egg set — worth a look before you head into Florentine Forest, Chapter 1’s free world.

FAQ

Can you miss the Asteregg? No. It is tied to mandatory story progression in Comet Point and cannot be skipped. If you somehow leave the Prologue without it, replaying the chapter’s story beats will award it.

Is the Asteregg free to get? Yes. Comet Point is part of the free portion of the game, so free players earn the Asteregg the moment they finish the Prologue — no $30 full-game purchase needed.

Who designed the Asteregg? Community creator @Rainbo1239, credited in the official Roblox badge data. The egg can also be worn as a hat after you find it in-game.

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Updated August 2, 2026: route verified against launch-day walkthrough footage and official Roblox badge data (names, designer credits, and badge counts come from the game’s public badge list). Steps reflect the launch version of Comet Point; if a game update moves anything, this page will be corrected with a dated note here.