Urine Trouble: Pee v Pee turns a lack of public bathrooms into an asymmetric multiplayer conflict. Developer CMY2K has announced the PC game, which pits five animals trying to relieve themselves against five armed police officers in five-minute matches.
Beneath its bathroom humor, the game takes aim at police brutality: public urination carries a death sentence, while officers who kill too many innocent bystanders face paperwork.
Score Pee Points and Disappear Into the Crowd
As the Pissers, your team must reach 1 million Pee Points before time expires. You score by urinating on Points of Interest around the city, claiming territory while leaving yourself exposed to identification.
When you’re done, you can pull up your pants and act like an NPC to hide among pedestrians. Staying in the game also means refilling your bladder, replacing saturated pants, and coordinating around police roadblocks.
The longer you spend scoring, the greater the risk of getting caught.
Police Use Traps, Barricades, and Deadly Force
Police players must identify opponents hiding among civilians and stop them from reaching their target score. Tools include traps, barricades, weapons, power-ups, and hydrants for cleaning affected areas.
Mistaking an NPC for a player has consequences, though deliberately disproportionate ones: shooting too many civilians requires completing paperwork before an officer gets their gun back.
That imbalance forms part of the game’s satire, pairing lethal enforcement with an absurdly minor offense.
Coming to Steam With Cosmetic Progression
Playing matches increases your public rank and rewards you with achievements and cosmetic skins.
Urine Trouble: Pee v Pee is coming to PC via Steam.
