Bacon May Die

Bacon May Die commits fully to its own joke: a pig warrior fighting off zombie bunnies and rival pigs with whatever melee weapon or firearm happens to be lying around, played with the ragdoll physics and slightly-too-loose combat feel of a deliberately janky beat-'em-up.

That looseness is the point rather than a flaw, weapons swing with real momentum, so a wide swing can clip multiple approaching enemies at once if you time the arc right, but it also leaves you exposed on the follow-through if nothing connects. Picking up a firearm off a downed enemy trades that melee range problem for limited ammo, worth doing when you're surrounded but not worth chasing across the map mid-fight. Outfit and weapon unlocks carry between survival runs, so a rough early attempt still banks progress toward the next one. Iron Snout scratches the same animal-brawler itch if you want a leaner, faster-paced version of the same joke.