You are the hero, and it’s time to save your guinea pig friends! Eat food! Squeak! Popcorn! Gather all types of food and friends for a fun temple party. When you've gathered enough friends and resources, the temple's final portal opens for you to join the grand celebration!
Full audio · Listed languages are supported in the interface, subtitles, or audio (at least one).
Guinea Pig Temple is a single player open world search and rescue game. You are the hero guinea pig - run, jump, and popcorn (a jump of joy so happy it resembles a kernel of popcorn popping!) while you search for friends and food!
Customize your fur color with endless choices of color combinations, and then you're ready to rescue! Guinea pig friends can be found in random locations on Guinea Pig Island, where the Guinea Pig Temple is built. Find friends and bring them to the top of the temple to rest as you search for more.
As day breaks and night falls, you search for your friends - just let out a squeak to help find where they are located!
Find and eat different types of food across the island. There are 4 special different types of food which unlock correlating doors at the top of the temple - when you reach the top floor, it leads to the temple's portal to paradise (Pigadise)! When you've entered the portal, it's time to celebrate!
Features -
Destructible fruit / veggies
Real guinea pig squeaks
Relaxing immersion
Coming Soon -
Several achievements for finding certain types/amounts of guinea pigs
Guinea Pig Temple costs Free right now.
The next big Steam sale, the Steam Scream Fest, starts in 3 days. This is for reference, based on past price records, and doesn't guarantee future prices.
Recommended: Graphics card NVIDIA RTX 2070 Super / AMD RX 6700 XT (8 GB VRAM or higher), Processor AMD Ryzen 7 5800 or Intel Core i7-10700, Memory 4 GB RAM. Minimum: Graphics card NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB / AMD RX 580 or equivalent (6 GB VRAM minimum), Processor Intel Core i5-8400, Memory 2 GB RAM. Save your PC specs on Wish9 to compare them with this game instantly.
