Guinea Pig Bridge! vs Mini Guinea

Guide a group of gullible guineas through a gauntlet of gizmos! Use the power of physics to propel, fling, and bounce them to safety! Featuring an original soundtrack by Parry Gripp, Guinea Pig Bridge! is a whimsical puzzle game that will send you into cute overload. Each level is a lovingly crafted, fully 3D environment full of piggy perils. As the game progresses, you’ll unlock different types of bridge blocks that guineas can interact with in different (and often hilarious) ways. But only the right combination will get them safely from point A to point B, so you’ll have to experiment! Trial and error has never been more adorable—or more derpy—than this. * It's cute! * Soundtrack with brand new music by Parry Gripp! * 35 unique guinea pigs to find and collect! * 50+ levels of challenging puzzles! * Adorable 3D art style! * Pig Pen Mode: watch all of your guineas relax, choose your favorites, and dress them up in funny costumes! * Lots of different bridge blocks to experiment with! * Fun non-competitive gameplay! * Suitable for all ages! * Did we mention it's cute?

You are a cute little guinea pig trying to make it through randomly created mazes. On your journey you can choose to eat good or bad foods for guinea pigs. The good food gives you health and points, while the bad foods will take away your health. You will also poop like a real guinea pig! You may also run into a ball in the maze which you can push through to the end for extra points! The game features a selfie (camera) button that will cause the guinea pig to stop, turn around, wave, and have a screen picture taken. These pictures will save to your device so that you can show off to your friends! The in-game settings will also allow you to control the size and amount of poop your guinea pig will drop after eating. Have fun with it! Can you make it through the maze, eat good food, roll the ball, and achieve a high score? Behind the scenes: This game started as a project with my son. He came up with the idea (he loves Guinea Pigs). He also did all of the sounds in the same (minus the music). He would voice out the parts and then I raised the pitch to match the character. He also would eat celery, roll pencils down a box, squish hay, or whatever was needed to make all of the in game sounds.