Developer's Letter

“Why did I make this? ”

I ask myself that almost every day.

Shitty Game was born from a weird place: frustration, exhaustion… and an inexplicable love for games. I wanted to make something amazing. Seriously. I had plans, ambitious ideas, even notes with fancy words like immersion, innovation, disruptive experience.

But then reality hit.
No time. Bugs everywhere. Missing assets. Criticism. Burnout. Cold coffee.

And in the middle of all that chaos, one asset remained. An animated poop.

I could’ve given up. Thrown it all away. But I looked at it and thought:

“What if I keep going? What if I embrace the crap? ”

And that’s when Shitty Game stopped being just a bad game — and became a manifesto. A satire, a rant, a love letter to everyone who’s ever tried to create something and failed spectacularly.

Here, you play as an intergalactic janitor trying to clean up the remains of a failed project.

The name?
It’s not just a joke.
It’s true.
It’s honest.
And in a weird way, it’s also a compliment.

Because sometimes, at rock bottom — in the middle of a filthy bathroom, broken art, and messed-up code — you find a spark.

And if you’ve made it this far, maybe you found it too.

Thanks for playing this crap. Seriously.

— Gbaroli (the freaked-out Dev)