Piggy Wiggy 1.0

Warning: You need to have a program capable of running an SWF file to play this game. You can click here to find one such program right here on our website.

Flash physics games are surprisingly popular. While physics engines are difficult to develop - doubly so for the limitations of the flash engine, they've still proven to be one of the more common sights to see when you're browsing for flash games to try. One developer that's good at making physics puzzles is Anton Koshechkin. Let's look at a game he made - Piggy Wiggy.

To play Piggy Wiggy, just run it with whatever SWF player you have.

This game has a very simple premise. You have to attach ropes to the piggies and lead them to the treats. It's a very simple and straightforward premise, and can be played entirely with a single mouse, though some later levels also bring in the control key on your keyboard. 

The ropes you can attach to them can be attached to a number of things, including different pegs and the other pigs. As soon as you attach a rope to them, physics will take over and swing them around. The rope can only be so long, so you have to think about each of your attachments. It's all too easy to soft lock yourself in later levels if you aren't careful.

The game isn't even that hard, either, which makes it the perfect game to just kick back and relax to. If you want to just have fun, then you should definitely give Piggy Wiggy a play.