Instead of investing your money into something more fancy like a restaurant, you decide to go for a toilet joint. It starts as a complete mess with trash and graffiti everywhere, so the first task is to clean the place up. This is a nice introduction to your basic tools, which will also come in handy for keeping your business clean. You have quick access to four tools, while the fifth is simply your hands, which let you interact with other objects.

The first tool is a garbage bag that lets you collect trash by going next to it and clicking when it gets a yellow outline. The bag can only hold a limited amount of trash, and once it is full it drops to the ground and you instantly get a new empty one. Full bags then need to be carried to the main trash container behind your building, which also has a basketball court where you can shoot a few hoops, which is a surprisingly nice little break from the chaos until the ball gets stuck at the top of the basket, just like in real life.

Then you get a plunger for clogged toilets, and two more important tools, sponge and utilities. Sponge is used on sinks, mirrors, and toilets by moving the cursor over dirty areas until a sparkle appears. It is easy to miss small stains, so the game helps by showing icons above dirty surfaces so you always know what needs attention. The same system applies to utilities, which include soap and toilet paper that must always be available for customers.

Utilities, along with garbage bags and cleaning supplies, are not unlimited, so you need to keep an eye on storage and order what you need from the office computer. When deliveries arrive, you place the box in storage, select the supplies tool, and click on the boxes to refill everything. Each box also shows how much is left inside. Since you can only carry a limited amount at once, you end up returning here quite often.

Besides ordering supplies, the computer also lets you customize toilets, buy new equipment, and unlock upgrades. Your business is split into a main hall, an office, and two restrooms, one for women and one for men. Both can be expanded with more stalls, urinals, and sinks. Other upgrades are more general and make life easier.

There is a cleaning robot that helps reduce manual sweeping, and vending machines that generate extra income – you still need to resupply them yourself. Most upgrades need to be bought separately for each restroom, but there is not an overwhelming amount of content to manage. As for personal upgrades, you spend skill points earned by running the business. You gain experience from everything you do, including cleaning and resupplying, although the upgrades themselves are not very exciting since they mostly improve supply capacity and cleaning speed.

In my experience, it is best to focus on general upgrades first. After that, expanding the restrooms becomes the next logical step. Once the income stabilizes, you can hire three workers who handle cleaning, resupplying, and catching vandals. These troublemakers write graffiti or smoke in stalls, and you can report them to the police for extra cash.

One annoying thing that stood out to me is how calling the police triggers multiple text windows. It happens twice, once when you make the call and again when the arrest happens. It can interrupt whatever you are doing, and you often end up mashing the enter key just to clear the screens.

I also ran into a small issue with the supply worker, one of the helpers you can hire. After some time, it started spinning in circles and clipping through walls. I fixed it by returning to the main menu and loading the save again. It is a bit annoying, but not game breaking, since workers only cost money when they are actively working. When there is nothing to do, they just stand around.

However, if customers slow down and money gets tight, workers can quit if you cannot afford them, and you will need to rehire them, which costs extra money. The second hiring fee is lower than the first, but it still slows your progress a bit.

The first worker you should consider is the supply worker, since it removes the hassle of constantly restocking toilet paper and soap, even though you still need to order them yourself. Then there is the bouncer, who knocks out troublemakers, although you still need to carry them to the separate room and call the police if you want to earn extra money from them.

The last one I recommend is the cleaner. Cleaning becomes very easy once you unlock upgrades that let you clear stains in just a couple of swipes. It does not require any supplies, and you can quickly run around with a sponge and keep everything tidy.

Overall, the game feels quite relaxed. There is no debt pressure, no energy or sleep system, and you can open or close restrooms whenever you want. Money keeps flowing in, especially during events like festivals or a basketball tournament, and you also get tips for maintaining cleanliness. It already has a lot for early access title, but there’s pretty much no limit for future updates.

If you like poop jokes and simulation games...this one is for you!
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If you like gross humor, bullying your customers, and business simulation games, just buy it — don't let the sale flush away. If you’ve ever wanted to run a business built entirely on other people’s emergencies, Mr. Toilet is the entrepreneurial fever dream you didn’t know your soul craved. This game doesn’t just let you manage bathrooms — it lets you become the Sultan of Stalls, the Baron of Bowls, the CEO of “Please, I Can’t Hold It.”

Looking forward to what updates the devs bring to this awesome game!

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(ง'̀-'́)ง <— me fighting bathroom crime

🚽A Toilet Simulator That Goes Harder Than It Has Any Right To 💩
Massive thanks to the devs for the free key — you’ve created something truly special. I didn’t expect to laugh this hard at a business sim, but here we are.

The bathroom humor is top‑tier. The fun is nonstop. And the bugs? Beautiful. Stunning. Inspirational. When I kicked a guy smoking in a stall and he exploded into a distorted noodle‑man before running out without pants, I knew this game was art.

Only thing I’d love in an update:
👉 Customizable décor placement so I can put posters and paintings wherever my chaotic heart desires.

As for censorship… removing it would be hilarious, but also probably illegal in 17 countries. If you're interested in learning more about the game without any spoilers, I made a video of my first two days in building my bathroom empire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBj41KlJBNM (I appreciate any likes & subs)!

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🚽 <— my kingdom