I usually don't go for games like this, but I did so anyway, against my better judgement, all for the laughs. And laughs I did get. I didn't expect a lot of things, though it did give me a lot of surprises. I mean, there's not much left to do with these "tycoon" games: you keep earning money to upgrade your units, which will attract more business, which will help you earn money, etc. Lather, rinse, repeat. But it did keep me busy for a while before I eventually moved on. Perhaps it's me. Either way, if you enjoy toilet humor and the occasional grind, then this is definitely for you. And if you don't, then at least try it out a bit before you call it stupid, because it's not. Really.

My friend recommended this game to me as a joke and it turns out it is fairly fun. I cannot complain about much of anything as it was only a couple of bucks. overall i would recommend this game to anyone looking for a cheap laugh.

Naturally with the subject and the price of this game I wasn't expecting much, but for two pounds I thought I'd give it a try. I have to say, I am pleasantly surprised. The basic concept is to build and maintain toilets, dull I know, but added to that fact is the ability to have an 'opponent' of sorts, who is running a rival toilet. Most of my fun from the game has been from trying to sabotage their efforts and fending off their attempts at sabotage. As examples, you can send a vandal or a vomiter to your rivals toilet, have them do misdeeds, and then report the toilet to the sanitary board, who may fine or even repossess their toilet. This concept is incredibly fun (particularly if you play 4 player local multiplayer) because it adds a whole level of tactical thought to the game, despite the fact that it sounds as though it should be fairly pointless. On top of that, this game doesn't take itself too seriously and has a good sense of humour (really bad toilet-based puns, for example) which amused me. I'm not going to go out and say that this is the best game ever, or that it has fantastic graphics because it doesn't, but it is a fun, slightly tongue-in-cheek experience and for the price here I would really recommend that you try it.