Urine Trouble: PEE V PEE, a multiplayer game about hiding from the cops while you take a whizz on public property, takes the trophy for punniest title of the year
*Urine Trouble: PEE V PEE* is a competitive online game in which players pose as ordinary characters while urinating on public property and trying to evade police. Its deliberately absurd premise and double-pun title have drawn attention, while the game’s fictional death penalty for public urination sets the stakes for its hide-and-seek gameplay.
Players called The Pissers score points by targeting public spaces and blending in with near-identical non-player characters. Other players act as police, with limited ammunition and the risk of killing civilians if they identify someone incorrectly. The article says a playtest is available to sign up for, but the writer could not access the Steam page from the UK because of age-related restrictions linked to the Online Safety Act.
- Players disguise themselves to urinate on public property and evade police.
- Police players have limited ammunition and can mistakenly kill civilians.
- A playtest is available to sign up for on Steam.
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Urine Trouble is a multiplayer video game built around a deliberately absurd chase between people breaking a public-urination rule and the police trying to catch them. Players can take either role: those posing as ordinary characters try to avoid detection, while police players must identify them among lookalikes.
The game turns a minor public offence into a fictional high-stakes contest, with an in-game death penalty and points for targeting public spaces. Its premise and pun-filled name have attracted attention, while access to its Steam page in the UK has reportedly been limited by age-related restrictions linked to the Online Safety Act.