Somebody has to wipe. Nobody wants to. Scrubsy, a toilet roll with a cape and a problem, is on the job. Swipe to wipe, scrub in circles, flush the horror.
Free · Ad-supported · One-time Pro unlock · No account, everEvery level is a bowl. Every bowl is a crime scene. Drag your finger and get scrubbing.
Tight circles clean faster than long, hopeful smears. Your sheet wears out. Choose wisely.
Hit 95% clean before the timer or the TP runs out. Chain wipes for SKID CHAINS. Bank the SCRUBS.
"Family recipe. Five-alarm."
"Gate B, Terminal D."
"The cheese was a color."
Every bowl you flush goes… somewhere.
A plumbing epic in fourteen chapters. Turdle, the janitor of the deep, has been feeding something down there. Scrubsy is the only roll brave enough (and absorbent enough) to face it. Comic interludes, boss showdowns, and an ending you will need to sit down for.
Daily and Weekly Bowls run on one shared seed, so everyone scrubs the same mess. Trophies, golden bowls, a used-sheet gallery you will absolutely share.
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Flushtopia is a hand-inked, risograph-styled toilet-scrubbing game for iPhone and iPad. You play Scrubsy, a toilet roll with a cape. Every level is a bowl somebody left in a state, and your finger is the only thing between it and the flush. Drag to wipe, scrub in tight circles to clean faster, and watch your sheet wear out as you go.
The story runs fourteen chapters across four acts. Eight food villains stand between you and the ending: Mom's Chili, the Drive-Thru Taco, Airport Sushi, Gas Station Nachos, the Day-Old Burrito, Dad's "Mild" Curry, the 3AM Kebab, and the Gutwyrm, which is everything anyone ever flushed. Turdle, the janitor of the deep, narrates between chapters in tap-through comic interludes.
Made by one person at Lousy Luck Games. Press and creators: the press kit has the description, fact sheet, and art. Follow along on TikTok and YouTube.
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