Pooper Scooper Turns Cat Litter Duty into a Physics Challenge on PC
The premise is a joke, but the design is a balance puzzle: more poop per trip means more risk, and the developer says a slice of monthly revenue goes to a different animal protection organization in the Philippines.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Zemore Indie Games announced Pooper Scooper on October 20, a PC (Steam) simulation game about carrying cat poop to the trash with a scoop. Each piece has its own shape and size, physics simulation is in effect, and the cats wobble, fly, and spin to interfere. Release is planned for Q4 2026, with playtests scheduled soon.
The scoop has tilt, direction, and height controls, and a mistaken operation scatters the load across the floor. Each poop's shape and size changes how the scoop handles, so the route matters as much as the grip.
Zemore Indie Games is developing the game, with Hans Andre Abila and Arvin Padua, who are from the Philippines, involved. The developer says the idea came from the hardships of caring for cats and the satisfaction of cleaning up after them, and that the game carries a wish for people to show the same affection to street animals. Voice work is handled by the developer and their pet cats.
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