When Pigs Fly is 1–4 player co-op chaos: build a plane mid-flight, or fall trying.

You and up to three friends start on a shared physics cart, grappling scrap and slamming parts onto sockets as the cart transforms into a plane beneath your feet — engine, wings, fuselage, tail, all filled in while you're already moving. Nobody's driving a menu. Everybody's on the deck, in the wind, hoping the wing holds.

Build a plane while flying it. Your shared cart transforms in real time — every scrap part you bolt on changes how it handles, right up until you cross the finish line.

Grapple everything. Aim, pull, and yank yourself (and salvage) across open air to keep the build alive mid-flight.

Falling is half the fun. Death is fast, funny, and forgiving — a quick respawn drops you right back on deck so the chaos never stops.

Wolves want your scrap. Fend off wolf attacks that can knock parts clean off the cart, then grapple the drops before they're gone.

Every second closer, every second worse. The tension ramps as the destination island comes into view — one bad wing install from disaster.

Grab your friends, keep the cart in the air, and get the core home in one (mostly) piece.