Pippa of Caerbannog

Pippa of Caerbannog

Released Aug 2026

An infuriating platformer themed around Monty Python and the Holy Grail starring Pipkin Pippa in her search for the holy grail. Climb through 5 levels to reach the end, be careful not to fall and lose all your progress!

94% positive · 116 reviews
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Recently released, post-launch plans unclear
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Where to get it

Free on Steam

Evaluation

Pippa of Caerbannog launched on August 4, 2026 as a free-to-play platformer with a self-contained description: 5 levels, 3 difficulty modes, and a clear endpoint ("climb through 5 levels to reach the end"). No DLC, season pass, or roadmap has been listed. The developer's five post-launch news posts (August 5–16, 2026) are all bug fix patches addressing physics, sound, and geometry issues — a normal burst of post-launch polish. Because the game only launched on August 4, 2026, there is not yet enough post-launch history to confirm whether the developer considers it fully complete or plans to add content down the line.
Evidence
Store description presents a self-contained game: 5 levels, 3 difficulties, and a defined goal (reach the end). No mention of future content, DLC, or updates.
description source ambiguous
medium
Fourth bug fix patch post-launch, addressing physics and geometry issues. Most recent developer communication.
news post · Aug 16, 2026 source development ongoing
low

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Details

Publisher
Phase Connect
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player

About this game

An infuriating platformer themed around Monty Python and the Holy Grail starring Pipkin Pippa in her search for the holy grail. Climb through 5 levels to reach the end.

  • Choose between 3 difficulties, hard, harder and much harder

  • All progress and each fall is auto-saved.

  • Multiple routes to progress, some much harder than others

  • Enjoy losing all your progress, over and over again.

Last evaluated Sep 18, 2026
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