Piggy Boom Overview October 2026

Piggy Boom is a free island-building game for iPhone, iPad and Android. You spin a wheel to win coins, spend the coins on buildings, and finish one island to unlock the next. Along the way you attack and raid other players, collect cards, and raise a pet that guards your island. It’s been on both app stores since July 2016.

The thing you’ll keep running short of is spins. The official Piggy Boom Facebook page posts redemption codes and gift links, and our Piggy Boom gift codes page lists the codes with the date on each one.

Today’s Piggy Boom gift codes

These codes come from the official Facebook page, and each card shows the day it went up.

How the game works

Most of your time goes into the Magic Wheel. You spin it, and it lands on coins, free spins, an attack, a raid, or a chance to steal coins from another player. Apple's listing says you get free chances to spin it every day.

Coins pay for the buildings on your island. Build everything and you unlock a new island with a new theme. Google Play names a few of them, like Viking Settlements, Indian Palaces and Mystic Temples, and Apple's listing says there are hundreds to work through.

Attacks, raids, shields and pets

When the wheel gives you an attack, you hit another player's island. A raid lets you take coins from someone else's stash. Other players can do the same thing to you, so the game gives you ways to fight back.

• Shields. Google Play says a shield protects your island and your coins from raids.

• Pets. Apple's listing calls your pet the island's protector. You feed it to raise it.

• Revenge. If someone attacks you, you can hit back, and you can call in friends to attack together.

Apple's listing also mentions a Miner System, where you dig in a gold mine for coins.

Cards and patron saint sets

You collect cards and trade them with family and Facebook friends. A full set is called a patron saint set, and finishing one pays spins. When you finish an island, the next set of cards opens up.

Google Play also points you to the Facebook community, where you can trade cards, join a clan, and get coins from the fruit merchant and the magic tree. The official page also links an official group. It's private, has about 13K members, and is mostly about trading.

Your account and Facebook

If you log in with Facebook and the game opens the wrong account, the official page has a pinned fix. Remove Piggy Boom's access in your Facebook settings, log in to the right Facebook account, then reopen the game and allow access again. If you log in through a browser inside the game, clear that browser's data first.

For anything else, Google Play lists the support email as [email protected].

Who makes it

Both stores list the company as HK DENGSHEN TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED. Apple's copyright line says AladinFun, and the developer website is forevernine.com, home of Forever9 Games. Google Play gives the release date as July 7, 2016.

It's still updated. The App Store shows version 4.44.0 from August 2026, which added a Piggy Farm event, and Google Play's last update was August 14, 2026.

Not the same as Piggy GO

The same studio also makes Piggy GO and Island King, two more games where you spin, build and raid. They look alike, but each is its own app with its own Facebook page and its own rewards, so use this game's codes in this game. If you play Piggy GO, its free dice are on our Piggy GO page.

Where you can play it

On Apple, you need iOS 12.0 or later on an iPhone or iPad, and the download is 300.6 MB. Apple also lets it install on Macs with an M1 chip or newer and on Apple Vision Pro, but it marks the game as an iPad app that isn't checked for macOS. Android phones get it from Google Play, which lists Windows PCs as well.

Search Google Play and you'll see a second, older app also called Piggy Boom from the same studio, linked to a different Facebook page. This page is about the one with 5M+ downloads and 4.3 stars from 152K reviews. On the App Store it has 4.1 stars from 941 ratings.

Ratings, prices and privacy

Apple rates it 9+ and notes loot boxes, advertising, chat, and content made by players. Google Play rates it Everyone, with notes that players interact and that it sells items.

The studio also runs an official web shop, linked from the Facebook page, where you sign in with your game UID.

On Android, the game asks for storage, SMS and microphone access. Its Google Play description says those are for sending bug screenshots, checking your identity and getting accounts back, and voice chat in the game.

Google Play's Data safety section says nothing's shared with third parties, data's encrypted in transit, and you can ask for it to be deleted. Apple's privacy label says purchases, contact info, things you post, identifiers and usage data may be used to track you.

Common questions

Company: HK DENGSHEN TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED (Forever9 Games)
Platform: iPhone, iPad and Android
Status: Active

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