Toilet Company
About Toilet Company
Toilet Company drops players into a chaotic world where ordinary objects have transformed into formidable opponents threatening to take over the world. As an agent called to protect humanity, the mission is to push back a bizarre invasion of strange and dangerous creatures across a range of distinct locations. The game blends action, fighting, and a heavy dose of absurdist humor into a single-player adventure with real stakes and tactical depth.
One scene shows a tall character with a large black speaker for a head, dressed in a white shirt and black trousers. In another moment, a bright purple beam of light extends from a character's chest area toward the ground. A row of wooden benches sits in front of a dark green wooden fence and a line of trees in one arena.
How to Play Toilet Company
Agents and Abilities
At the start, a selection of agents is available, each built around a distinct fighting style. Some rely on brute force, others on agility and cunning, and still others on advanced technology. The agent chosen directly determines the outcome of battle.
Locations
- Abandoned factories
- Luxury hotels
- City streets
- Dark dungeons
Bosses
Powerful bosses block progress throughout the game. Each boss carries unique abilities and demands both skill and tactical thinking to overcome.
Controls
- W A S D keys: Move the character
- Mouse cursor on the gray round aim button (right side of screen): Attack
- Mouse cursor on the red joystick: Alternative attack control
- Mouse cursor on the button in the upper right corner: Pause the game
Full control details are explained in the game itself when starting the first level.
Games You Might Like
Toilet Company sits squarely in the world of zombie games, and fans of creature-fighting action will find plenty more to explore. The absurdist creature combat connects naturally to the Skibidi Toilet Games series, which shares the same strange-object-enemy energy, as does the broader Skibidi Games series for more of that chaotic meme-driven fighting style.
If multi-agent battles with weapons and upgrades appeal to you, Blue versus Red: Who's better? delivers team fights, free-for-all modes, and zombie battles across various maps. For a story-driven fight against zombie hordes using varied weapons, Zombie Space Episode II sends players to a space station overrun by a zombie virus. Pixel Combat - Zombies Strike offers base-building survival against waves of unusual pixel zombies across 3D locations. All of these fall under the wider umbrella of action games worth checking out.
