A top-down comedy arcade where walking the dog is the easy part — and the mess you leave behind is the actual mechanic.
| Title | Turdventure |
| Developer | Turdventure — a one-person studio |
| Publisher | Self-published |
| Release date | 30 July 2026 |
| Latest update | v1.0.4 (2 August 2026) — free Akita breed, collision pass, in-game contextual onboarding |
| Price | $4.99 / €5.19 — −10% during launch week ($4.49 / €4.67) until 6 August |
| Platforms | PC — Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Genre | Top-down comedy arcade (Action · Casual · Indie) |
| Players | Single-player |
| Engine | Unity |
| Interface languages | English, Italian, Spanish (Spain), Russian, Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), Simplified Chinese |
| Content | 6 levels · 5 dog breeds · 18 stars |
| Demo | Free, contains the entire first level plus a taste of level 2 |
| Steam page | store.steampowered.com/app/4903120 |
| Press contact | turdventure@gmail.com |
| Community | discord.gg/edKprkQaHD |
Taking your dog for a walk has never been this complicated — or this hilarious.
In Turdventure you control a dog owner navigating busy city sidewalks with one simple but increasingly complex goal: manage your dog's "business" strategically. Scoop it up like a responsible citizen, or leave it as a cunning trap for unsuspecting pedestrians to earn points. But watch out — the cops are always patrolling, and getting caught means losing hearts, points, and your dignity.
Six hand-built levels take you from a quiet park neighbourhood to a cathedral square, a supermarket, a multi-storey car park, a factory on night shift, and a downtown finale against the Chief. A downpour can break out in any of them: it washes the evidence away and turns the pavement treacherous. Five dog breeds each behave like a different problem to manage. Every run ends with the Minute of Madness: sixty seconds of double points, accelerated pace and total mayhem.
Success in Turdventure isn't just about chaos — it's about reading the crowd, timing your dog's physiological timer, and knowing exactly when to scoop and when to strategically look the other way.
Runs are short and arcade-shaped on purpose. The eighteen stars are where the real difficulty lives.
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AI disclosure. The cinematic trailer was made with an AI video tool (Kling AI), and this is declared on the Steam page. The game's art, animation, audio and design are the developer's own work; AI tools assisted with the seven interface localisations and parts of the code, all reviewed by the developer. For coverage, please use the gameplay trailer rather than the cinematic one.
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Turdventure is a one-person project: art, animation, audio and design are the developer's own work, with AI tools assisting on localisation and code — every line reviewed by the same single developer. It launched at $4.99 because it is meant to be an arcade game you play in short bursts, not a purchase you deliberate over.
The free demo has been public since 24 July and contains the entire first level plus a taste of level 2, rain and all. It exists for the same reason the price is low: the fastest way to explain a comedy game is to let someone play it.
Special thanks to the closed-test players on Google Play and the demo's first players: their constructive suggestions shaped the game directly — the in-game contextual hints, the right-handed joystick option and a number of fixes all began as tester feedback.
Turdventure is a top-down comedy arcade where walking the dog is the easy part — and the mess you leave behind is the actual mechanic.
Turdventure is a top-down comedy arcade about walking a dog through six chaotic city levels. When nature calls, the real game starts: clean up the evidence before the officer catches you, or leave it exactly where somebody is about to step — and take the points instead.
