

Let's Play! Oink Games
Oink Games Inc. · 2022 · Casual, Board Game, Multiplayer, Local Multiplayer, Turn-Based Tactics
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About Let's Play! Oink Games
Selling over 1,000,000 copies worldwide, the continually growing game maker, Oink Games, has brought their works to Steam! Play 7 popular board games in a variety of situations. With family, with friends, or even by yourself.
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 5 of 5 DLC at today's best prices.

Let's Play! Oink Games - Kobayakawa

Let's Play! Oink Games - Make the Difference

Let's Play! Oink Games - NINE TILES

Let's Play! Oink Games - Rafter Five

Let's Play! Oink Games - SCOUT
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise this Jackbox alternative for its excellent value bundle of Oink Games, intuitive gameplay, and the ability for one owner to let up to seven others play via a free mobile app. However, common frustrations include clunky PC controls (especially for drawing games), the lack of a spectator host mode for streaming or online play, and slow DLC updates with players hoping for games like Maskmen and Durian that haven't materialized in nearly a year.
It's a good game. It's kinda like an alternative to Jackbox. If one person owns the game/dlc anyone can join with the free phone app. Things that would be nice: 1. A free computer app so guests don't have to use a phone. It would better for online games. 2. A way to just host a room and have people join (as in the host doesn't have to play, just give everyone something to look at). Again this would be better for online games and streaming. 3. More DLC. Especially Maskmen and Dokojong would be awesome. Unfortunately there hasn't been any new DLC in nearly a year so this game might have been abandoned, but even as it is it's still lots of fun.7 found this helpful
Excellent stuff. You can even download the free smartphone app and play with someone who owns the game/dlc. Hoping for Maskmen and Insider dlc.5 found this helpful
Bundle with 7 of Oink Games (plus DLC): From where I am, it is really difficult to get physical copies of Oink Games, so for a fraction os the price of a single game, which is great. All the games were well implemented, have nice and simples graphics, nice music, good animation and easy to learn the games rules (in english). What makes this bundle even better is that you can play with other players that don't own the game itself on mobile. You can download the mobile version, which comes with Deep Sea Adventures for free, and just one player needs to own the game to up to 7 other players play together with only one copy, even the DLCs. The Steam page description is a must read, specially for those that want to play solo. Not all games support CPU opponents (bots), so in the base game, only 4 of 7 games are playable with CPU opponents (Moon Adventures you can add bots but you play with all the players as a solo game). While testing the online connection, I did not find any issues. Played a full match of "In A Grove". You may add CPU opponents on online games as well. For ~U$12 that I payed, which is much less than a single copy of a Oink Games when I can find around here (usua…4 found this helpful
Im not gonna recommend this game, it requires the players to close their eyes in local multiplayer. Would be far better to play via your phone. Pretty upsetting, could’ve been great!2 found this helpful
The UI on PC and Console is a little wonky and takes getting used to, but it's a fun time overall. Looking forward to seeing more games added, like Durian and Maskmen. Highly recommended1 found this helpful
Really frustrating to play on a computer, and there is no way to just host the game on my laptop then join on my phone. It is nearly impossible to play the drawing games on PC using the arrow keys and mouse. For some reason the mouse also does not work on the menu screens and you have to use the arrow keys to navigate. Just feels really clunky and overall not fun to play. Wish I could just host the game as a spectator on my laptop, cast to the TV, and then my friends and I could all join on our phones. Love all these games and would love to see this improved so it is more enjoyable to play.
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