Piggy In The Puddle

Mud, snacks, and a very determined pig — Piggy In The Puddle wraps a surprisingly clever puzzle concept inside something that looks almost too cute to take seriously. The goal is simple enough: get the little pig into the bathtub. Getting there is another matter entirely.

What makes it work is the shape-shifting mechanic. Round means rolling, momentum, and collecting food scattered across the level. Square means stopping dead, planting yourself on a platform, buying time to rethink. Switching between the two at the right moment is where all the actual thinking happens — and where things go wrong in the most entertaining ways.

There's a loose, bouncy quality to how the pig moves that makes failed attempts feel more amusing than frustrating. Levels are compact but layered with small decisions, and figuring out the right sequence of rolls and stops carries a quiet satisfaction that keeps pulling you back for one more try.