$6.74 (−25%)Pih
Pih is a physics shooter about fighting pigs, and it refuses to pretend otherwise. 68 levels, five bosses, ragdoll hawgs flying everywhere, and a soundtrack that is genuinely great.
Is Pih worth it?
Pih is worth it if…
- you want a fast, silly shooter that does not take itself seriously for one second
- you enjoy physics games where every plan falls apart in a funny way
- you like a challenge and do not mind replaying a tough level or boss
- you want something short-session friendly, with or without a VR headset
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Punching, shooting and grappling your way through the hawgs
The core loop is simple: each level, collect all the food and stay alive while the pigs try to stop you. How you do it is up to you. Fire bullets, frozen bullets and a time-slow ability give the fights real depth, and the enemy roster keeps you honest: gold hogs, boars, and flying hawks that come at you fast enough to punish slow reflexes. It is difficult, and the bosses in particular demand patience, but the wins feel earned.
Ragdoll chaos and worlds worth wrecking
Every pig you drop goes limp and ragdolls across the map, and the levels themselves break apart under the mayhem. That combination is where the comedy lives: a half ham ricocheting off a wall at speed is a real thing that can happen to you. The settings change with every season, from icy slopes and dusty deserts to sunny grass fields and ocean views, each with its own gimmicks to play around with. There is no story, no loading screens and no cutscenes, just gameplay from the moment you press start. The music, oddly, is beautiful, and it matches each level's mood perfectly. The contrast between serene tunes and airborne pork is part of the joke.
What exactly do you do in Pih?
What do you actually do in a level?
Each level has one goal: collect all the food without getting killed by the enemy pigs. The pigs come in many variants with different behaviours, so you switch between your weapons, the punching gun and the grappling hook to handle whatever is charging at you. When a level goes wrong, it usually goes very wrong, very fast, which is half the fun.
How long is the game?
There are 68 levels split into 4 seasons, each season ending with a boss, plus Halloween and Christmas DLC levels, for 5 bosses in total. Some levels take a while to clear and the bosses are genuinely hard, so expect to replay a few. There is nothing to grind: progress is pure skill.
Is it family friendly?
Yes, the violence is cartoon pigs ragdolling across bright, colorful worlds, not gore. The humor is absurd rather than crude, and the simple goal, collect the food, dodge the pigs, is easy for anyone to understand. The difficulty is the only real gate: younger players may need a few tries on the bosses.
