

Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers
Black Pants Studio · 2012 · Indie, Physics, Platformer, Puzzle, Great Soundtrack
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About Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers
Slice and reshape an entire desert world however you want as Tiny, a nerdy inventor on a hilarious quest to recover his grandfather's underwear from his arch-enemy Big. This hand-drawn comic-style platformer lets you use grappling ropes, rockets, and lasers to creatively overcome obstacles in a fully destructible sandbox where physics-driven destruction is half the fun.
Key Features
- Unique Hand-drawn Look – all hand-crafted textures, primo Hatch Shading, and dynamic Sound Words puts you right into a graphic novel!
- Creative Jump 'n' Slice Gameplay – use grappling rope, rocket science and laser surgery to slice the whole world, overcoming all obstacles in your very own way. Enjoy unlimited slicing freedom and unique sandbox gameplay!
- Better than Life Physics – experience believable physics in a completely destructible, immersive environment that has been built to be cleaved into beautiful, multi-core-simulated pieces of art!
- Character-driven Story Line - follow Tiny into a weird and humorous story drenched in peculiarity: get back grandpa's underpants, by all means necessary. Defeat Big, your old arch enemy in the process!
- Buckets full of Indie Music - collect more than 15 songs from hardly known but genuine indie bands. Discover new songs from the underground, and show off to your friends!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers is a clever physics-based puzzle platformer developed and published by Black Pants Game Studio that stands out by making environmental manipulation the heart of its gameplay. Rather than emphasizing combat or precision platforming, the game invites players to carve, move, and reshape the landscape itself in order to overcome obstacles. Its unusual mechanics, comic-inspired presentation, and quirky sense of humor give it a personality that remains memorable even years after its original release. It is an indie title that confidently embraces creativity and experimentation instead of following familiar genre conventions. The story revolves around Tiny, a determined young inventor pursuing the legendary inheritance left behind by his grandfather. Unfortunately, his oversized rival Big is also searching for the same priceless treasure, leading to a humorous race across deserts, rocky canyons, and ancient landscapes. The plot is intentionally ridiculous, filled with exaggerated situations and lighthearted comedy that never distracts from the gameplay. Instead, the narrative serves as an entertaining backdrop that keeps players motivated as they travel …1 found this helpful
i have never seen another game use a mechanic anywhere close to this game. which is crazy. 10/10
Absolutely flabbergasted how there isn't a sequel or other games with the terrain deformation mechanics that this game has. Super great little 3D platformer with a ton of personality and an extremely impressive physics based arsenal. You have a laser that can cut through almost anything in levels you have a grapple hook that pulls pieces and you have a Rocket that you attach to things and then can hold down a button to ignite for as long as you want. So Cut, Push, Pull. Game is extremely short to run through one time, took me like 5 hours. Lots of achievements for replayability if that's your thing.
I shouldn't have sat on Tiny & Big for so long, but I'm glad I finally played it. Fantastic game, best use of a physics engine since Red Faction. Fun, unique and short, but has enough secrets and collectibles to motivate longer play. Just playing around with the slicer is a lot of fun.
Just not worth it
Hidden gem of Early Indie. Play it.
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