Break and Steal an Egg: Every Trail, Cost, and Speed Boost

Speed is the whole game in Break and Steal an Egg, the tycoon simulator from ILGames x Eggs. You run on a treadmill to build up movement speed, sprint across a stretched field to break eggs, grab the creatures inside, and haul them back to your base for passive income. Trails are the upgrade that makes all of that faster. Each one costs money you have already earned and applies a fixed speed multiplier once equipped.

Quick answer: There are 11 Trails, priced from the White Trail ($500, 2x speed) up to the Moonlight Trail ($100T, 10,000x speed). Buy the highest one you can afford and equip it.

All Trails in Break and Steal an Egg

The Trail shop stocks 11 tiers, spanning Common all the way up to Celestial rarity. The cost climbs far faster than the multiplier at the top end, so most of your progress comes from working steadily up the ladder rather than skipping straight to the last one.

Trail	Rarity	Speed boost	Cost
White Trail	Common	2x	$500
Blue Trail	Rare	4x	7.5k
Green Trail	Uncommon	8x	$100k
Purple Trail	Epic	16x	$1.2M
Red Trail	Legendary	40x	$17.5M
Golden Trail	Legendary	100x	$250M
Rainbow Trail	Mythic	250x	$3.5B
Galactic Trail	Cosmic	600x	$45B
Secret Trail	Secret	1.5k	$600B
Laser Trail	Celestial	4k	$8T
Moonlight Trail	Celestial	10k	$100T

Owning a Trail is not the same as using it. Head into your Trail menu and equip the tier you want before your next run so the multiplier is actually active.

Cheapest and most expensive Trails

The White Trail is the entry point at just $500, and it doubles your speed for a 2x boost. It is the first thing worth buying once your base starts generating a small income, since even a modest multiplier speeds up every treadmill session and every egg run.

At the far end, the Moonlight Trail costs $100T and delivers a 10,000x boost, the largest multiplier in the game. It shares the Celestial rarity with the Laser Trail, but its multiplier is more than double, which makes it the definitive endgame pick once your income can support the price.

How to buy and confirm a Trail is working

Earn money by placing creatures at your base and letting them generate income over time. You need enough cash on hand to cover the tier you are targeting from the table above.

Open the Trail shop and purchase the tier you can afford. The higher the tier, the larger the speed multiplier applied to your character.

Equip the Trail you just bought. You will see the visual effect follow your character, and your treadmill training and field runs will move noticeably faster, which confirms the multiplier is active.

Because Trails scale off the speed you build on the treadmill, the biggest gains come from pairing a strong Trail with steady treadmill training. A high multiplier on a low base still leaves you slow, so keep both moving forward as your income grows.