Pig Eat Ball Reviews

[h1] DISCLAIMER: This is a first impressions review, and NOT a full review [/h1] Pig Eat Ball is a game developed and published by Mommy's Best Games The game offers some pleasant graphics and really vibrant colours, although some ugly glitches here and there, it is pleasant all the same The game does suffer with some repetitiveness at certain areas of the game but a fun game nontheless The game also suffers with some weird bugs and glitches which the developer seemed to have overlooked but they don't hinder the game at all Pig Eat Ball overall, however, is a fun game to play in short bursts and is one of mommy's best games (get it)! [h1] RECOMMENDED :) [/h1] [i] THEPCGAMER'S BEST GAME IN STEAM LIBRARY! (What's this? :- Like some games get "Best Game of 2014" or "Best Indie Game", etc... So I have decided to make my own!) [/i] [b] REVIEW SOURCES: [/b] [list] [*] None

Played a bunch of this at PAX West and it was SICK (in a good way)! So good I instabought it on launch. It's hard to convey how good the controls feel, as the videos don't really do the game justice. Everything is a little bit out of control while also reacting so well to your inputs. It just feels good to play, and the amount of personality and character in every pixel of this game is off the charts. It's crazy, it's fun, it's a bit disgusting/disturbing, and I can't wait to play both the SP campaign and the 4-player modes (will update my review with additional thoughts after I'm done). PS. I would HIGHLY recommend using a gamepad to play the game, as the mouse controls are cool but don't have the same natural feel that you get from moving a character directly with an analog stick.

worthwhile that's all i really need to say. but I'll expand on that. Pig Eat Ball is filled with charm. from the novel gameplay to the novel visuals. I fucking like it, okay. there's these bugs characters in the hub world that are playing tennis with the titular balls and that would be enough to win me over. but there's this living simulation thing going on and you can interact with them. As the titular pig, you can eat ball and ruin their game. But also throwing up is a mechanic and you can vomit the balls back up on the buggies and gross them out and make them hurl in response -- it's a chain reaction! Delightful living world! (also bugs can play tennis with other bugs. many overlapping rules of interactivity) Visually the world is bright bubblegum pop aesthetic, but also 90s-ish gross out. Everything is shiny glossy, but not without organic wrinkles and folds, not too polished. It doesn't get that sterile too-perfect feel that pixelart can sometimes have. Wacky world with bizarre but coherent logic which fits very well in a game setting. Games are a great way to experience such environments. To live in a world for a short time. Care has been taken to make the input feedback satisfying. It's inherently fun to control And then the pillbugs become mechanics too!

Disgusting and deranged. I Love it. It has great music, a unique and innovative action-puzzle mechanic, a weird and funny surrealist fever dream vibe and it's exploding with ideas. The controls are great and the levels are thoughtfully created. It also has very high quality burping, gagging and barfing sound effects.

A truly unique game with surprising depth. While the art style, character design, and overall style and sense of humour are amazingly crazy, the gameplay variety is really quite astounding: depending on the stage and how you play, Pig Eat Ball shuttles between being a top-down action/shooter, a puzzle game, and even a racing game. I've had tons of fun replaying every level multiple times to earn gold medals and global leaderboard spots, but the power-ups and general chaos also make the game really welcoming for casual playthroughs. Highly recommend if you aren't immediately turned off by barfing cartoon pigs and childish potty noises. Also, did I mention how great the soundtrack is? I'm really itching to get my hands on the OST.

Absolutely, delightfully, stuffed with content. Great music too. Works fine with the mouse but feels much better using a controller. I appreciate the Steam Cloud support as I played it on two different machines although it is a bit strange that the cloud seemed to transfer over my video settings, that might be a minor glitch. Very enjoyable and highly recommended!

This game is what you would get if you soaked a pac man cartridge in LSD and jammed it into an SNES. Great work.

This game is just so FUN. It's a genuine arcade-type reminiscent of the flash golden age in it that emphasizes skill, replay-ability, and humor. Tons of levels with lots of mechanics to keep things fresh and a level editor for infinite play. It's disappointing this game isn't more well-known.

Pig Eat Ball is a Good Game, but so what, there's tons of good games on Steam. Spoiler warning? Pig Eat Ball has levels in it where you can barf on Pacman-esque ghosts causing them to freak out and turn blue, at which point you can bash them, turning them into eyeball/nervous-system "skeletons" and then they go to the shower (why?) where they can slowly regenerate their ectoplasmic bodies before coming after you again. That, and plenty of other Strange Attractions, is why you want Pig Eat Ball.

Extremely fun yet weird game. The amount of passion and creativity put into this title is unbelievable. Its an arcade game kind of hard to describe, the main feature consists on eating balls to get bigger and puke them depending on the situation. As weird as it sounds, its really polished and what it looks like a simple game mechanic turns into a massive amount of variety really soon. You'll go from throwing darts, bowling balls, bombs, etc... to dodge giant and weird creatures like a bee-cat or insect-bulls and use them to your advantage, to solve puzzles and intrincate mazes, to fight bosses with really fun and yes, weird designs, and the list goes on. There is a lot of exploration between levels that gives you some freedom, lots of costumes and powerups that can be used to complete levels in more efficient ways, many many side challenges through the way, and various multiplayer modes (though the player base its extremely low sadly, so...). To sum things up, it has a lot of content, getting the 100% of the game will take you around 20 hours. The pixel art its beautiful and extremely detailed, and the soundtrack is surprisingly good and full of personality. Also, the chaos that can happen sometimes on screen, accompained with the great music tracks, create some hilarious situations that are just fun to watch. Nothing bad to say about this title honestly, its fantastic, and its really cheap considering the amount of content it offers. If you buy it you are probably gonna love it, and in that case, please, leave a review. The game only has around 25 reviews on Steam (all of them positive) and its a crime in my opinion to let this hidden gem die in obscurity. Give this game a chance, you wont regret it!