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Conan the mighty pig as a relaxing action-adventure exploration game. In your quest to find all the lost truffles you must avoid forest creatures and eat plants to gain special powers. There are many interconnected area to explore, including mountain and caves.
Conan the mighty pig is a psychological horror, world war ii and gore game
developed and published by Mihai Morosanu.
Released on July 07th 2016 is available in English on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
It has received 1,429 reviews of which 1,303 were positive and 126 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
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- OS: xp
- Processor: 1.3 Ghz
- Memory: 1000 MB RAM
- Graphics: any
- DirectX: Version 9.0a
- Storage: 100 MB available space
- Sound Card: any
MacOS
- OS: any year 2010+
- Processor: 1.3 Ghz-
- Memory: 1000 MB RAM
- Graphics: any
- Storage: 100 MB available space
- Sound Card: any
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- Processor: 1.3 GHZ
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Conan the Mighty Pig is a small but surprisingly delightful indie platformer that combines classic exploration-driven gameplay with a lighthearted sense of humor and simplicity. Developed and published by Mihai Morosanu, it tells the story of an unlikely hero—a pig named Conan—who embarks on a journey to recover his lost truffles scattered across a series of interconnected environments. What seems at first like a playful concept quickly reveals itself as a surprisingly polished and charming experience, especially for a game of such humble origins. It’s not an expansive adventure or a punishing test of skill, but rather a compact, well-crafted slice of classic 2D exploration that focuses on accessibility, atmosphere, and steady progression. At its core, Conan the Mighty Pig is a side-scrolling platformer with mild puzzle and exploration elements. You guide Conan through forests, caves, and mountainous regions in search of truffles while avoiding obstacles and enemies that stand in your way. The game’s world isn’t just a collection of levels to be beaten in sequence but a network of interconnected areas that encourage revisiting and curiosity. As you explore, you’ll come across special plants that grant temporary powers—abilities that open up new sections of the map or make traversal easier. This mechanic gives the game a subtle “metroidvania” flavor, rewarding players for paying attention to their surroundings and experimenting with what they’ve learned. The design keeps things simple and intuitive, ensuring that exploration feels inviting rather than overwhelming, and each new discovery feels earned. The gameplay loop is intentionally straightforward but satisfying. Movement is responsive and precise, allowing Conan to jump, dodge, and maneuver through hazards with ease. The level design makes excellent use of verticality and hidden paths, rewarding players who take the time to look beyond the obvious. While combat is minimal, the challenge comes from timing jumps, avoiding environmental dangers, and navigating terrain that gradually becomes more complex. Collecting truffles serves as the game’s primary objective, but it’s the journey itself—the exploration and discovery—that provides most of the enjoyment. There’s a gentle rhythm to the pacing that makes the experience feel relaxing rather than stressful. The difficulty curve is forgiving, which may disappoint those seeking an intense platforming challenge but makes the game approachable for a wider audience, including younger or casual players. Visually, the game embraces a colorful and slightly rustic aesthetic that fits perfectly with its rural adventure theme. The environments are hand-crafted with care, featuring lush forests, dimly lit caves, and sweeping mountain passes that create a sense of place despite the game’s minimalist style. Each region has its own atmosphere, enhanced by simple but effective use of lighting and color. The visuals strike a balance between charm and functionality—clear enough to navigate easily, yet textured enough to feel alive. The soundtrack complements this with ambient melodies and soft background tunes that help immerse players in Conan’s journey. It’s a peaceful, almost meditative experience at times, enhanced by the subtle audio cues of nature and exploration rather than bombastic sound effects or constant tension. One of Conan the Mighty Pig’s strongest qualities is how it embraces its limitations and turns them into strengths. There’s no pretense of grandeur here—no sprawling narrative or elaborate cutscenes—just a focused, cohesive adventure that knows exactly what it wants to be. The controls are simple, the interface clean, and the mechanics easy to grasp within minutes. Yet despite its simplicity, there’s a genuine sense of care in how everything is put together. The interconnected map structure encourages exploration and replaying, and the plant-based ability system adds a layer of variety that keeps the experience fresh throughout its short runtime. Even though the story is almost nonexistent beyond the setup, the world feels cohesive and inviting enough to carry the experience on atmosphere and curiosity alone. That said, the game’s simplicity also comes with its drawbacks. Conan the Mighty Pig is short—most players can finish it in a single sitting—and while its world is charming, the lack of deeper progression systems or significant difficulty spikes may leave more experienced players wanting more. Once you’ve unlocked the key powers and explored the major areas, there’s little left to discover beyond completionist runs. The lack of narrative depth or character development also limits emotional engagement; Conan is a cute protagonist, but his motivations and world remain lightly sketched. Still, given the game’s price point and scope, these limitations feel appropriate rather than disappointing. It’s clear that the developer’s focus was on creating a small, self-contained experience rather than a sprawling platforming epic, and in that regard, it succeeds admirably. Where Conan the Mighty Pig truly shines is in its sense of charm and personality. There’s something endearing about a game that doesn’t try to be more than it is—a relaxing, cheerful, and slightly whimsical platformer that invites players to explore for the sheer joy of it. It evokes the feel of classic 16-bit adventures without mimicking them directly, relying instead on its own unique flavor of exploration and humor. The pacing is calm, the difficulty fair, and the tone consistently upbeat. For players looking for a break from the intensity of larger games, it offers the perfect balance of simplicity and satisfaction. The positive reception from players on Steam reflects this; many have praised it as a hidden gem—short, sweet, and surprisingly enjoyable despite its humble presentation. In the end, Conan the Mighty Pig stands as a reminder of what makes indie games special: creativity, heart, and a clear sense of purpose. It may not boast complex mechanics or a sweeping story, but it delivers an experience that feels genuine and thoughtfully crafted. Its colorful visuals, easy-to-learn controls, and accessible design make it suitable for anyone looking for a short, relaxing adventure. It’s the kind of game that invites you to slow down, explore at your own pace, and enjoy the simple pleasures of discovery. Mihai Morosanu’s little porcine hero may not wield a sword or save the world, but in his own quiet way, Conan leaves a lasting impression—proof that sometimes, the most modest adventures can be the most memorable. Rating: 9/10
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Platformer in which we control a pig to complete subsequent levels. ✅Interesting character: a pig who makes pig sounds when jumping. ✅Simple tutorial and game mechanics; just use the A, D, W, and S spacebar. ✅Cheap gameplay. ✅You have to look for mushrooms and check every corner. ✅The graphics are a bit cartoonish. ✅Secret passages. ❌I dont like the soundtrack in this game; it's so sad. ❌There are no graphics options. ✅✅ Verdict: Very Bad , Bad , Decent , Good , Very good , Excellent , Masterpiece If you have any questions about my reviews, feel free to ask. Im happy to answer them. All reviews are my own!! Best regards, King Viking Bezimienny, Polish Game Reviewer.
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A truly beautiful experience. I've never experienced anything like it, a flawless game. The gameplay is magnificent, simple but wonderful. The way you move around and discover what you must do is a perfect way of showing rather than telling. Every step you take in this nature-filled land feels like it makes an impact. Like you're truly doing something great with every press of a button you make. You do not understand the joy I get from standing there in the midst of flowers and wildlife, hearing the blissful music this game ensnares upon your ears while appreciating the beauty of not only this game but life as well. The music design in this game is perfection incarnate, a symphony of genius strumming through this simple yet heart-melting game. The sounds that are paired with the calm, warming music is truly intoxicating in the best way. I can't stop coming back to feel the tenderness this game brings. This experience is nothing short of a gift for this earth to revel in. Conan The Mighty Pig is my #1 favorite game, because it symbolizes something so important to us all. it symbolizes being determined even at your lowest, and pressing forward no matter what hardships you encounter. The way Conan the Mighty Pig shows the audience to fight to get what you want in such a simplistic yet fascinating way is immaculate! The way he wanders through fields of grass, mountains, and caves searching for his precious truffle almost makes me want to cry.. The way the game rewards you for being patient and continuing forward after getting your truffle stolen from you by a wolf, it does something no game I've ever played has done before. The lesson doesn't come in some kind of corny message that flashes upon your screen once the game has been complete, it doesn't come in the form of a character realizing something they were too blind to see previously... No. It comes to YOU, the player of the game. You realize the lesson, that by helping Conan The Mighty Pig, that by sticking by his side and appreciating the good in life while also brawling through your struggles... You realize that you should appreciate every moment that you've been given. No matter how bleak a situation looks, no matter what kind of bees or dungeon-ghosts appear to stop you in your tracks.. Every second counts. The pig on your screen that is continuing to trek on for more truffles, he is a metaphor for seeing the beauty in life. He trudges through the land, jumping high and crouching low with a smile on his face. He's never deterred into giving up, he never sits down and ponders about what he's doing what his life. No. He understands the hardships of his life and others, and will forever fight on to make it better because he truly believes that life is something to be proud of. These enemies that you face, are not truly villainous. No, they are metaphors for the cruel people you come across on your journey through this reality. Take the wolf, as an example. The wolf is portrayed as a stronger force than you, someone who will chase you down upon seeing you and will ruthlessly rob you of your truffles without a thought of how you feel. I like to think that this wolf represents the bullies, the people who take out their own frustrations on others. Like the wolf, bullies will be stronger than you at times. They will mock and ridicule you for seemingly no reason, and they will find pleasure in ruining something good you had. And to surpass the wolf, you must become the boar. I think that this is symbolic in how when you bully other people, when you make others feel worse for your own benefit, the people you once insulted now become what you were. They become the bullies. Similar to how Conan must become the boar, a stronger and more aggressive animal, to make the wolf leave him alone. Now take the Bees, as another example. They will sit in a hive, and they won't bother you at first. But when you appear and get to close to them, they start stinging you and attacking you in a group. I think the bees represent a group of shy, sad and scared people. The group that stays within their own habitat, and doesn't take to kindly to new people because of the trauma they might've felt. Similar to these people, the bees don't leave their hive until Conan gets to close to them. And once he does, they will come together in a swarm to shoo Conan away. They don't have any intent on hurting Conan, all they want is to be left alone- similar to the lonely people I'm connecting them with. I believe the flower you get to avoid the bees is meant to represent that certain 'understanding' that you may have towards these people. The feeling that you do feel empathy for these people; that you may even relate to them on a certain level. This sense can be lost and found once again, as your emotions change with hardships and struggles. Like how Conan can only hold an item or ability for so long before it goes away. These items all represent different emotions Conan is going through! Conan can go through the act of being a bully, he can get overwhelmed and get a jerk sometimes. Conan can feel a sense of sadness or depression, Conan can try to be an empathetic, shy person. But in the end, Conan will always be the same Conan. He will be mighty, he will be the adventurous Pig we all know him to be at the end of the day. Just like us humans. We will feel sad and lonely sometimes... We will feel angry and hurt sometimes. But it's important to remember that this is not the end of your exploration. Our worst days will eventually end- we will stop being a boar. We will stop carrying around the yellow flower. And our best days will end too! We will eventually lose our green-beans. We will eventually have to slow down once we have lost our chili peppers. But in the end, we can look up at our beautiful nature, our rising sunset, and a nicely placed truffle amidst the flowers... And we can smile. That's what Conan the Mighty Pig teaches us. Conan the Mighty Pig understands this earth, this society, this universe! It understands it on a level no game ever has before. And it reflects these themes of societal pressure and change perfectly amidst the game it is in. Despite having these undertones, everything remains NATURAL. Like how these themes are all NATURAL, as well. The wolves still act like how a wolf would act. Bees still remain an accurate depiction of the honey-making flying creatures. The bunnies will continue to hop around, just as a bunny would. Because that's just how our world is. And that is why I love Conan The Mighty Pig. Because it means something that will never be reflected in the same way again. Conan the Mighty Pig is truly a beautiful experience.
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Utterly breathtaking Websters dictionary defines 'mighty' as "showing great power." My goodness, if there has ever been such a perfect and potent display of mighty prior to this games development, then neither I nor the gods above have ever laid eyes upon it. Conan the mighty pig is masterclass in game design and story telling, through both biblical symbolism and references to current political affairs. While other games have been known to handle these topics in a manor that exploitative or lacking in nuance, Conan the mighty pig truly excels in it's exploration of these themes. It perfectly captures the agony of the working class and the dangers of authoritarianism in a way that George Orwell could only have dreamed of achieving. If you have yet to experience this true masterpiece of modern story telling, then I must implore you play Conan the mighty pig for yourself.
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He's so cute! The controls are simple, everyone can play this even if you're not a gamer. It's a calm game and I like the soundtrack very much!
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Conan the mighty pig is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
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Conan the mighty pig received 1,303 positive votes out of a total of 1,429 achieving a rating of 8.66.
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Conan the mighty pig was developed and published by Mihai Morosanu.
Conan the mighty pig is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Conan the mighty pig is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Conan the mighty pig is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Conan the mighty pig is a single-player game.
Conan the mighty pig does not currently offer any DLC.
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Mihai Morosanu
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