Press kit
Fact sheet
| Title | Flushtopia: Tales from the Bowl |
|---|---|
| Developer | Lousy Luck Games, a one-person studio |
| Platform | iPhone and iPad, iOS 15 or later. Runs at 120 fps on ProMotion devices. |
| Release | Coming soon to the App Store, in 148 countries at launch |
| Price | Free with ads. One-time Flushtopia Pro unlock removes all ads and adds five art styles. No subscriptions, no account. |
| Genre | Casual arcade, comedy, cleaning game |
| Engine | Godot 4, native GameKit, StoreKit, and AdMob |
| Languages | English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Russian |
| Online | Game Center daily and weekly leaderboards, 26 achievements |
| Website | flushtopia.com |
| Social | TikTok @lousyluckgames · YouTube @LousyLuckGames |
One line
A hand-inked toilet-scrubbing game where you swipe to wipe, scrub in circles, and flush eight food villains and the thing they have been feeding.
Short description
Somebody has to wipe. Nobody wants to. Scrubsy, a toilet roll with a cape and a problem, is on the job. Flushtopia is a risograph-styled cleaning game for iPhone: drag your finger to wipe, scrub in tight circles to clean faster, and manage a sheet that wears out as you go. Fourteen chapters, eight food villains from Mom's Chili to the 3AM Kebab, comic interludes narrated by Turdle the janitor of the deep, and a boss you fed yourself.
Long description
Every level in Flushtopia is a bowl somebody left in a state. You clean it with your finger. Long swipes smear; tight circles clean; a worn sheet cleans less and a torn one cleans nothing until you start a fresh one. Hit 95% clean before the timer or the paper runs out, chain wipes into Skid Chains, and bank the Scrubs.
The story runs fourteen chapters across four acts. Between them, Turdle explains what happens to everything you flush, and why the Gutwyrm at the bottom of the pipes has never gone hungry. The villains are food you already regret: Mom's Chili, the Drive-Thru Taco, Airport Sushi, Gas Station Nachos, the Day-Old Burrito, Dad's "Mild" Curry, the 3AM Kebab.
Outside the story, the Daily Bowl and Weekly Bowl run on one shared seed so everyone scrubs the same mess, with Game Center leaderboards and 26 achievements. Golden Bowls, trophies, and a used-sheet gallery round it out. Flushtopia Pro, a single purchase, removes every ad forever and unlocks five 3D art styles: Squishy, Neon, Origami, Voxels, and Liquid.
The whole game was drawn, coded, and shipped by one person. It was rewritten from React Native to Godot 4 to hit a locked 120 frames per second on iPhone.
Art and video
Right-click to save. Larger or layered files on request.
- Key art, 1200×630
- App icon, 512×512
- Mom's Chili · Drive-Thru Taco · Airport Sushi · Gas Station Nachos · Day-Old Burrito · Dad's "Mild" Curry · 3AM Kebab · The Gutwyrm
- Classic · Squishy · Neon · Origami · Voxels · Liquid style samples
- Intro cinematic, 14 s, MP4 · Title animation, 5 s, MP4
About Lousy Luck Games
Lousy Luck Games is the solo studio of Alphonse Romero: one developer, no team, no publisher. Other releases include Demod, a software-defined radio receiver for iPhone, and Ondari, a living world of light. More at lousyluck.games.
Review builds via TestFlight and Flushtopia Pro codes are available to press and creators on request: [email protected].