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At a glance
| Title | Piggy Smash: Hammer Time |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Piggy Smash! Get Paid!, the name this website and the wordmark use |
| Developer | Pour Investments LLC |
| Platforms | iOS · iPadOS · Android |
| Also runs on | Apple silicon Macs (macOS 14+) and Apple Vision Pro, via the iPad app |
| Connection | Plays fully offline. No account, no server, no sign-in. |
| Minimum OS | iOS/iPadOS 17.0 · Android 8.0 |
| Release date | August 21, 2026 |
| Price | Free to start. One purchase, $2.99, unlocks everything forever. |
| Genre | Active incremental / arcade smasher |
| Store categories | App Store: Casual, Simulation · Google Play: Casual |
| Age rating | 4+ |
| Languages | English, Arabic, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese |
| Store links | App Store · Google Play |
| App Store ID | 6796205787 |
| Android package | com.vladimir.getpaid |
| Press contact | grt.feedback@pm.me |
Description
One line
Smash piggy banks, pocket the coins, and pay the rent before the Collector does.
Short
You’re broke and the rent is due. Smash piggy banks with a hammer, sweep up the coins, and settle the bill before the Collector takes his cut.
Long
Piggy Smash: Hammer Time takes the universal dread of a due date and makes it something you can hit with a hammer.
Each run is ninety seconds on a kitchen table covered in piggy banks. Aim, charge, swing. Ceramic cracks, wood splinters, ice shatters, and coins go everywhere. Sweep them up before they roll away. Then the run ends and the real decision starts: the coins you just earned can buy an upgrade that makes tomorrow better, or they can pay the bill sitting in your mailbox today. They cannot do both.
Miss a due date and the Collector starts skimming a percentage off every run until you settle. Ignore him long enough and you’re evicted.
Bills are written for whatever job you tell the game you have. On newer iPhones they are generated on-device by Apple Intelligence, so nothing about you ever leaves the phone. That job also sorts you into one of five careers, a class you are stuck with until you Move Out, and the talent tree you feed decides which Certification you qualify for. There is exactly one Certification slot, so the build is a choice rather than a checklist.
The first chapter, First Days, is free in full. One $2.99 purchase unlocks everything after it, forever. No ads, no timers, no coin packs.
Features
- Smashing that feels good. Aim, charge, swing. Every kind of piggy bank breaks its own way: ceramic cracks, wood splinters, metal rings, ice shatters, and the later ones do not go down in one hit.
- Bills written for your actual job. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence they are written on-device by the local model; everywhere else, by hand. Nothing about you leaves the phone either way.
- The Collector. Miss a due date and he skims a share of every run until you settle up.
- Four upgrade trees, a rack of hammers to save up for, a long list of perks and active abilities, and world events that rewrite the economy for a few runs at a time.
- Careers and Certifications. Your job puts you in one of five careers: a class with an upside, a downside, and an exclusive Certification, locked in until you Move Out. Go deep in a talent tree and you qualify for a Certification of your own: a rule change with a catch, and you hold exactly one. Two players with identical upgrades end up playing differently.
- A chapter that is not the last one again. Every chapter turn offers two modifiers and you pick one, so the rules change on a schedule you control.
- A place of your own. Decorate the apartment as you climb out of debt.
- The long haul. Debt free, then Overtime, then Move Out: a full prestige for a permanent Credit Score, plus Severance to spend on the Résumé, a board of unlocks that change what the next cycle has rather than scaling a number.
Fair and square
- No ads. Not banners, not interstitials, not rewarded video.
- No timers, no energy, no waiting to play.
- No coin packs. There is exactly one purchase and it is not currency.
- No accounts, no trackers, nothing personal collected. Anonymous usage stats only.
- The money in this game is not real and never becomes real.
Screenshots
iPhone, 1320×2868. Click any one for the full-resolution file. iPad versions at 2064×2752 are in the kit.
Logo and key art
A few of the piggy banks and hammers, on transparent backgrounds. This is a sample rather than the full collection. Finding out what else is in there is most of the game, so we would rather it stayed unspoiled. If a piece you need is not here, ask and we will send it.
Using the logo
- Leave clear space around the wordmark of at least the height of the “P”.
- Use the cream version over anything busy, the transparent one over calm areas.
- Please don’t recolour it, add a shadow or gradient, stretch it, or rebuild it in another typeface.
- The name is Piggy Smash: Hammer Time, which is how both stores list it. Piggy Smash! Get Paid! is the same game and is fine in print. It is what the wordmark says, and it is the name in every non-English storefront. Not “Get Paid! Piggy Smash”, which appears in older material.
- The website is piggiesmash.com. Piggie, not piggy.
Colours
- Ink
#4A3329 - Cream
#FFF5E3 - Berry
#E05C78 - Gold
#FFCC47 - Mint
#87D4A1 - Blush
#FFBFCC - Wood
#C78C4F - Sky
#73C2D4
Video
A 15-second ad, vertical, with sound. Free to embed or cut from.
Download the 15s ad · 13 MB · 1080×1920
A 29-second gameplay trailer and square / landscape cuts of the ad are available on request. They are large enough that we would rather send you the one you need than host all of them here.
Please don’t write
Two of these would cause us real problems, so we would rather say it plainly than leave it unsaid:
- That players earn real money. They do not. It is entirely in-game.
- That it is a gambling or casino game. There is no wagering mechanic.
- That it offers financial advice. It does not.
- That it has ads or rewarded video. It has neither.
- That it is the casino game of a similar name, or the other App Store app called “Piggy Smash”. Different games, different companies, no relation.
Get in touch
Review code, a specific screenshot, a clean frame without captions, an interview, or anything else. Just ask.