Pig Chomp 2

Pig Chomp 2

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Pig Chomp 2 is a fast-paced 1–2 player arcade maze game where greed is still the only way forward — but survival now takes sharper reflexes and better timing.

After tumbling down a mysterious hole, you (a pig) find yourself trapped in a strange maze with no escape. The only thing to do here is collect magical blue coins and grow your shared piggy bank, all while avoiding enemies determined to spoil the fun. 

Coins always return, but every new level makes them take longer to reappear. Level up and you’ll earn a brief burst of invincibility, lasting as many seconds as the current level number — use it wisely.

Four green enemies wander the maze. With perfect timing, you can jump over enemies as they approach, but one mistake is all it takes. Be especially careful of the ghost that recreates the magical blue coins — if you stay still it will get you! It will stay invisible on some levels too.

Black holes remain unpredictable. If you’re not moving and collide with one, you’ll be sucked in and blasted out the other side. Enemies sometimes like to use them to surprise you!

Play solo or with a friend. Both players share the same coin target, choose to work together pushing the level — and the difficulty — higher together or compete against each other. Each time a new level begins the walls change colour, the target coins increase and it will take longer for coins to be recreated. If you are just starting or have restarted the game the walls will be multicoloured, and feel out of place.

When all pigs are gone, the game waits. Press any button to jump back in — or wait ten seconds, and Pig Chomp 2 will quietly return to the main menu, just like a real arcade cabinet.

🎮 Controls

Player 1: WASD
Player 2: Arrow Keys

Credits

Hole Images
Artwork by Guggenberger_El
Source: Pixabay
Used under the Pixabay Content License

Pig Sprites (“Porky” and “Truffles”)
Created by CazBee (colour edited)
Asset pack: Piggy
Available on itch.io

Sound Effects
Sourced from freesound.org