The Big Pigs Game has gone viral thanks to its weird survival horror effects

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Piglet's Big Game might seem like a low-key Disney game, but it's far from it.
As everyone has found out in the past few days, it's eerily similar to survival horror games like Silent Hill and Resident Evil.
The worst of these is Owl's dream, which takes place in a haunted library and Piggy is haunted and constantly frightened.

The 2003 movie game Piglet's Big Game suddenly went viral for its strangely creepy tone and survival horror-style gameplay, essentially making it “the first Silent Hill for kids.”

To say that the world of licensed movie games is very strange would be a huge understatement. While we don't really get many games based on movies anymore because of how expensive IP adaptations can be, back in the good old days of PS2, Xbox, and Dreamcast, pretty much any developer could get a game and do what they wanted. happy with it.

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Shockingly, this was also true for Disney, which is currently known for being one of the strictest companies in the world alongside Nintendo. But that wasn't the case a few generations ago, as it had a lot of licensed games, from fairly common ones like Chicken Little to more outlandish ones like PK: Out of the Shadows. However, nothing compares to the Big Pig Game.

Piggy's Big Game was essentially a Disney Survival Horror

Winnie the Pooh is no stranger to the world of video games today, but he was everywhere on the PS2. This includes 2003's Piglet's Big Game, a loose adaptation of Piglet's Big Movie developed by French developer Doki Denki Studio. Piggy may seem ideal for a platformer or puzzle game, but Doki Denki instead decided to go in a completely different direction.

As everyone on Twitter has been finding out for the past few days, Piglet's Big Game is much closer to the likes of Resident Evil and Silent Hill than you'd expect from something based on Winnie the Pooh. In Piggy's Big Game, an adorable pink piggy ventures into his friend's dreams, which have been invaded by heffalumps, woozles, and all sorts of scary things chasing Piggy.

While some levels are fairly Unpretentious like Pooh's Sweet Dream, The Big Pig Game went viral with Owl's Dream, which takes place in a library and has some really disturbing music. While it's not quite on the level of Silent Hill or Resi, the library setting makes the survival horror influences a little clearer.

To make it even funnier, Piglet's Big Game has a music track simply titled “Foreboding” that wouldn't look out of place in a Silent Hill game. In fact, it's so similar that some have even theorized that the Silent Hill 2 remake actually samples it for the track “Chthonic Symphony”. Dear God, please let it be true.