Pih 2 Guide Hub - One-Hit-Kill FPS, All Seasons, Enemies & 100%

Guides for Pih 2, the one-hit-kill comedy FPS by BecomeANobody: how the collect-everything loop works, every named pih and hawg, the four season bosses, and all 73 achievements.

Pih 2 is a single-player one-hit-kill comedy FPS by solo developer BecomeANobody, and the sequel to 2024's Pih. The premise is exactly two rules: one hit kills you, and one hit kills the pihs. Every level drops you into a strange landscape full of pigs β€” sorry, pihs β€” and asks you to collect every item scattered across it before one of them ends your run. Die and you respawn instantly to try again, so the whole game is a loop of learning an enemy, dying to it once, and turning that death into revenge.

Version note: Written August 6, 2026 against the launch build. Assembled from the Steam store page, official screenshots, the game's 73 Steam achievements and their global unlock rates, and launch-window player reviews, linked inline. Level-specific item counts and community tactics are marked as such.

First-person view holding the Pihstol as a hit pih flips through the air, dropping a blue collectible; the HUD shows ammo and an "Items Collected 1/42" counter The core loop in one frame: hit a pih, watch it launch, grab the item it guarded. The HUD tracks ammo and items collected per level. (Screenshot: BecomeANobody)

Quick Facts

InfoDetail
Developer / PublisherBecomeANobody (solo indie)
ReleaseAugust 4, 2026
Price$7.99
PlatformSteam β€” single-player, Steam Achievements, full controller support, Family Sharing
ReviewsVery Positive (~157 reviews, ~95% positive as of August 6)
Achievements73 total, all public with global stats
Structure4 Seasons of 12 levels each, plus a boss level per Season
PredecessorPih (2024) β€” the "YOU GOT HAMMED" game; Pih 2's death line is "BACONATED". Released exactly two years to the day after Pih 1, and sold together as "The Hawg Bundle"

How Pih 2 Works

Every level is a small arena you clear by collecting all of its items. The counter sits bottom-left as "Items Collected," and the totals vary wildly by level β€” some ask for 42, others for 186. Pihs roam the space and kill you on contact or on their own attacks; you kill them just as fast with whatever weapon you are holding.

The weapons seen in-game so far include a starting Pihstol, a Shotgun that flattens a whole row of pihs at once, and β€” per player reviews β€” a sniper for picking pihs off at range. Reviewers note the game answers the sniper by having later levels spawn pihs only as you get close, so you cannot clear a map from the entry point. Pih 2 also adds difficulty settings and a points system that the first game did not have (player reports).

The tone is the draw. This is a comedy game about absurd pig-creatures β€” gliding hawgs, crocodile-pig hybrids, robot hawgs β€” and the reviews are wall-to-wall jokes. Underneath it runs a genuinely melancholy story, told entirely through the achievement descriptions, about someone who left their father's house and is slowly turning into the thing they are fighting.

Start Here

  • New to Pih 2? The Beginner Guide covers the one-hit-kill loop, the weapons, difficulty and points, how to approach a collect-everything level, and the launch error that stops the game booting.
  • Crashing the boat or the balloon? The Vehicle & Controls Guide has the developer's confirmed control bindings and why the vehicle levels feel so awkward.
  • Stuck on a weird pig? The Enemies & Bosses Guide names the full roster β€” from the Pihlet to the Shark Hawg β€” and breaks down the four Season bosses.
  • Chasing 100%? The Achievements Guide maps all 73 achievements to the four-Season structure, shows exactly where the difficulty wall is by unlock rate, and lays out the path to "Full Game Completed!"

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