Mr Toilet is out now on Xbox Series X|S, putting the glamorous world of public-restroom management within reach of your sofa. FreeMind’s simulation launched on Xbox on 11 November, with the UK store currently listing it at £8.39.
The premise is exactly the sort of thing the title suggests. You take charge of a public toilet, set the entrance fee and decide how much effort to put into keeping the place clean, comfortable and financially worthwhile.
That means balancing the obvious supplies, including soap, toilet paper and paper towels, against the demands of the people coming through the door. Running out of stock might be a minor inconvenience in some management games, but the consequences here feel rather more immediate.
Customers are another part of the job, with rule enforcement covering payment, mess and smoking in the stalls. The game leaves you room to choose how hospitable an establishment you want to operate, although its reputation is something you still need to consider.
Upgrades, decorations and automation provide ways to develop the business beyond manually dealing with every unpleasant discovery. At some point, presumably, even the most committed restroom entrepreneur deserves to stop personally chasing every problem around the building.
The official Xbox listing describes a single-player game with achievements and cloud saves, optimised for Series X|S. Its deliberately absurd humour is clearly part of the pitch, so anyone expecting a solemn examination of municipal facilities should probably adjust accordingly.
If your management-game backlog has somehow failed to include a toilet empire, that particular gap is now covered. The Xbox release is available through the official store, with pricing checked against the UK listing. You can find the public details in the official announcement or store listing.