AdventureFit check
Is Pig Eat Ball worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want arcade-style action puzzles with unusual size-changing mechanics
- Groups seeking four-player offline competitive play
- Players interested in creating and sharing custom Steam levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a short, tightly linear experience may find the 20-station structure and more than 200 levels too broad
- Players who prefer consistent abilities may dislike switching between disguises with different advantages and drawbacks
- Players looking for a primarily narrative-driven adventure may find the focus on action puzzles and competitive modes mismatched
Our take on Pig Eat Ball
The game’s broad mix of exploration, puzzles, bosses, challenges, multiplayer, and level creation comes at the cost of a narrower focus. Players looking for one sustained gameplay rhythm may find the frequent changes between activities less consistent.
What is Pig Eat Ball?
Pig Eat Ball is a top-down action-adventure built around eating, growing larger, and vomiting to change size or affect moving objects.
The game follows Princess Bow, who disguises herself to enter the Royal Games and uncover a threat to the Space Station Kingdom. Players explore 20 space stations containing more than 200 hand-crafted action-puzzle levels, interconnected overworlds, hidden rewards, alien characters, and nearly a dozen bosses. Five themed areas include Sushi Gardens, Kitchen Chaos, and Astro Farm. Disguises provide different advantages and drawbacks, while special challenges reward quick level completions. The main story takes 8–12 hours on a first playthrough. A four-player offline competitive mode, online leaderboards, and a Steam-only editor with Workshop sharing add multiplayer and user-created content.
How Pig Eat Ball plays
- 01Size-Based Abilities
- Eating increases Bow's size, while vomiting reduces it and can affect creatures or objects.
- 02Hand-Crafted Levels
- Each non-procedural stage uses its own puzzle or gameplay idea.
- 03Disguise System
- Dozens of disguises provide distinct benefits and drawbacks that can be switched for different situations.
- 04Four-Player Competition
- Offline couch play includes custom levels with goals for competing players.
- 05Level Creation
- The Steam-only editor supports testing creations and uploading them to Steam Workshop.
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Pig Eat Ball: platforms & release
Is Pig Eat Ball worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want arcade-style action puzzles with unusual size-changing mechanics. Skip it if: players seeking a short, tightly linear experience may find the 20-station structure and more than 200 levels too broad.
Where can I download Pig Eat Ball?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Pig Eat Ball's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Pig Eat Ball on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
