The best games for Easter 2026

6 days ago, by Enzo

Easter isn’t just about rabbits and chocolate: it’s also the perfect opportunity to grab a controller and dive into video games. And what better activity to extend the magic of this springtime holiday? Between zany rabbits, collectible eggs, and colorful worlds, some titles perfectly capture the spirit of Easter. Today, we’re offering a full selection of games that we consider fitting for this celebration.

Without further ado, let’s start with the sweet side, featuring the game highlighted on the article’s banner. Chocolate Factory Simulator lets you design your own chocolates in detail: choice of ingredients, shapes, packaging… It emphasizes precision and customization, offering an immersive look into the chocolatier’s craft. With a very similar name, Chocolate Factory puts you in charge of managing and creating a chocolate factory. It often blends elements of strategy and simulation, where you must optimize production, manage resources, and develop new gourmet recipes. Its sweet and creative universe makes it an ideal experience to recapture the spirit of Easter chocolates.

Now let’s leave chocolate behind and head toward Easter eggs. Egging On is a platformer in which you play as an egg trying to escape from a henhouse. Be careful—the path to freedom is full of obstacles, and reaching your goal won’t be so easy. Eggstraction is a cooperative shooter in which a group of hens must recover their eggs stolen by an angry farmer. You’ll need to avoid dangerous traps, destroy barricades, and use wacky abilities to avoid ending up back in a cage.

For those who prefer throwing eggs, Yoshi tosses them endlessly to solve puzzles and defeat enemies in Yoshi’s Crafted World. The game’s soft and creative aesthetic makes it a perfect choice for both young and old. As strange as it is funny, Eggggg The Platform Puker is an original experience full of personality. The concept is completely absurd: the hero, allergic to eggs, uses his vomit to propel himself and move from platform to platform. Bon appétit!

Now, let’s move on to Easter rabbits. Some may have seen it coming—the famous Rabbids are part of this list. They bring chaos to a series of wacky mini-games in Rayman Raving Rabbids. Their absurd humor and boundless energy make them a must-have for a festive atmosphere. And that’s not all, as they also appear in Rabbids: Party of Legends, a party game that revisits the legend of the Monkey King.

For something more relaxing, Bunny Park is a calming game where you build a space dedicated to adorable rabbits. A complete change of tone comes with Rusty Rabbit, where you play as Stamp, a grumpy rabbit exploring the ruins of a frozen post-apocalyptic world. The game blends metroidvania-style platforming, fast-paced combat, and light RPG progression. Super Bunny Man is a cooperative platformer known for its absurd humor and intentionally chaotic physics. It features characters in bunny costumes who must overcome obstacle-filled levels by jumping, rolling, and clinging to each other.

Finally, we can give a few honorable mentions. Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time and Bugs Bunny & Taz: Time Busters are two adventures featuring the iconic cartoon rabbit traveling through different eras. There’s also Resident Evil 4. It’s a bit more subtle… but there is a connection to an egg. Indeed, it’s possible to defeat the dreadful boss Salazar by throwing 2 to 3 golden eggs at his face, collected during the adventure. Unusual, but satisfying as a way to get revenge on such a despicable character.

Whether they feature eggs, mischievous rabbits, or colorful worlds, the games in this selection each capture the spirit of Easter in their own way. It’s the perfect opportunity to extend the celebration differently, controller in hand, and create new memories… without forgetting to keep an eye on the chocolates!