Piglet's Big Game (Game)

Piglet's Big Game

GAME » on March 19, 2003

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A pair of games based on the Disney Winnie the Pooh film 'Piglet's Big Movie', putting the timid side-character Piglet front-and-center.

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It's Piglet!

Piglet's Big Game, sometimes known as Disney's Piglet's Big Game, is the name of two video game tie-ins with the 2003 animated film Piglet's Big Movie (itself part of Disney's Winnie The Pooh franchise), both of which were released in-tandem with the film:

An action-adventure game for the PlayStation 2 (Platform) and GameCube (Platform), developed by Doki Denki Studio (Company) and published by Gotham Games (Company). It received a handheld adaptation for the Game Boy Advance (Platform), where it was published by Disney Interactive (Company) themselves.
A point-and-click adventure game for the PC (Platform) and Mac (Platform), developed by Hulabee Entertainment and published by Disney Interactive. Unlike the other version, this features the series' more traditional hand-drawn cartoon art and more simplistic gameplay and story, similar to Hulabee and Humongous's previous offerings.

Both games put players in the role of the timid side-character Piglet (Character) as he sets off on his own adventure. The console and handheld versions has him entering the dreams of his friends to help them with their problems (while trying to overcome his own lack of bravery), while the computer version has him finding ingredients to help Rabbit prepare his soup (which usually involve helping his other friends with their own issues). Neither of these plots are related to the film's.

It is the third and final game in the Winnie the Pooh series to be developed by Doki Denki (after Tigger's Honey Hunt and Pooh's Party Game) prior to the studio's bankruptcy, and later received a spiritual successor with Winnie the Pooh's Rumbly Tumbly Adventure. It is also Hulabee's final game prior to their closure (after one of the co-founders was arrested due to bank fraud).

The console versions later became an online viral phenomenon in late 2024, due to similarities between the game's eerie segments and contemporary survival horror franchises (such as Resident Evil (Franchise) and Silent Hill (Franchise)) in both tone and gameplay.

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