Purrrifiers: Cleaning Chaos (Steam)

Purrrifiers: Cleaning Chaos blends chaos, absurd humor, and real co-op gameplay, defining its own quirky genre - the “Goofylike”. It’s a messy, magical, cat-filled adventure where teamwork, creativity, and a bit of madness are required to survive (and clean).

🧹Clean, Cast, and Cause Chaos

Half cleaning sim, half fever dream, Purrrifiers: Cleaning Chaos drops players into a world where mops meet magic and every mess hides a story.

Explore the Police Station, Streamer House, Wizard’s Home, Underground Tunnels, the Burnt Dragon Battlefield, and even a forest ruled by a very polite deer.

Your mission? Make it shine. Or at least make it less disgusting. Along the way, you’ll fight Toiletmort, purge computers of digital curses, do laundry, and pet an unreasonable number of cats.

🧽Tools of (Un)Sanity

• Players can switch between absurdly satisfying cleaning gadgets, including:

• Pressure washer, vacuum, sponge, spray, and a magic wand

• Color-coded trash bins (for those who still believe in order)

• A plunger-on-a-rope, a chip bag for collecting chips, and the legendary Poop Stick™

• Crafting and melting stations to upgrade your cleaning empire

In the Trashyard Sandbox, players can wash procedurally generated junk, earn resources, and build the ultimate recycling fortress.

🧼It’s More Than Soap and Water

• Open world packed with story missions, secrets, and garbage,

• Talking cats that hand out quests (and occasionally life advice),

• Buffs and debuffs like cringe damage, electric shocks, and healing kisses,

• Magic meets mess — clean with wands, defeat bosses, solve weird puzzles

• Co-op or solo play — teamwork makes the dream clean

🐈A Chaotic Co-Op Comedy About Cleaning (and Cats)

Purrrifiers: Cleaning Chaos isn’t about perfection — it’s about embracing the chaos, laughing at the mess, and celebrating every half-clean corner.

It’s Goofylike, it’s absurd, and it’s waiting for you. Grab a friend, pet a cat, and get your wand ready. Because in this world, cleanliness might be next to catliness — but chaos is never far behind.