There’s Poop In My Soup is a deliberately gross comedy game built around an unapologetically silly premise: dropping poop into soups and onto people, poodles, and other targets. Created by solo developer Nikola Kostic, it turns a childish taboo into the central joke rather than dressing it up as a conventional adventure.
The game frames its mischief as a to-do list. Players can tick off targets and unlock special poo abilities, giving the gag a light progression structure alongside the freedom to cause trouble. Its named settings include New York, Paris, and Beijing, so the same scatological premise travels across several recognizable city backdrops.
The distinctive appeal is its blunt, lowbrow humor and the contrast between everyday public places and cartoonishly inappropriate behavior. Rather than presenting a serious story or realistic simulation, the game centers on a simple comic fantasy: aim for soup, people, and poodles, then work through the list of things to poo on. It is a narrowly focused joke, with its target-based tasks and unlockable abilities supporting that joke rather than changing its intentionally crude character.
