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Doodieman Voodoo
Guide Doodieman through a gross puzzle platformer, dodging traps to reach the toilet before he explodes in this funny puzzle game on Kiz10
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Doodieman Voodoo
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Rating:
2.5 (25 votes)
Released:
23 Apr 2015
Last Updated:
11 Jan 2026
Technology:
HTML5
Platform:
Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
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There are games about saving kingdoms and games about saving the universe. Doodieman Voodoo is about saving your dignity before your stomach gives up on you 💩🚽 And somehow that tiny everyday emergency ends up feeling more intense than any world ending boss fight.
You play as Doodieman, a walking disaster with one very clear goal reach the lavatory before you explode. No side quests, no deep political lore, just a single, universal truth if he does not find a toilet in time, things will go horribly wrong. The result is a puzzle platformer that treats every platform, switch and elevator like part of an urgent bathroom plan.
From the first level, the game makes the stakes very clear. Doodieman appears with that desperate walk you know too well, eyes wide, knees almost glued together, clearly regretting past life choices. The exit is always a clean little bathroom somewhere in the distance. Between you and that porcelain paradise there are gaps, traps, moving platforms and strange contraptions that are definitely not ADA compliant. Your hands are on the controls, but your brain is already in full “don’t you dare fail this guy” mode 😂
🚽 A race against the bathroom clock
Every stage in Doodieman Voodoo feels like a tiny maze built around one panic thought I need to go now. You are not running on a visible timer with giant red numbers, but the entire layout is designed to make you feel watched by an invisible countdown. You cannot just stand still and admire the view. You move, you jump, you poke at switches and you pray that each new platform takes you closer to the toilet and not into some dead end.
Every stage in Doodieman Voodoo feels like a tiny maze built around one panic thought I need to go now. You are not running on a visible timer with giant red numbers, but the entire layout is designed to make you feel watched by an invisible countdown. You cannot just stand still and admire the view. You move, you jump, you poke at switches and you pray that each new platform takes you closer to the toilet and not into some dead end.
The structure is classic platformer at heart. You move left and right, hop across gaps and ride elevators, but the pacing is pure bathroom emergency. A switch might raise a bridge somewhere else. A falling platform gives you a single chance to land correctly. A moving obstacle forces you to wait for the exact moment to sneak through. Every hesitation feels dangerous, every good decision feels like a small sigh of relief.
You might find yourself muttering at the screen like you are talking to a friend, “Come on, just one more jump, you’ve got this,” while Doodieman shuffles along with that expression that says he absolutely does not got this unless you do your job right.
💩 Doodieman logic and ridiculous puzzles
The fun of Doodieman Voodoo is how seriously it treats its own stupidity. Yes, the premise is silly, but the puzzles themselves are clever enough to keep you thinking. You will hit buttons that rotate platforms into place, pull levers that open temporary doors and trigger mechanisms that change the entire shape of a level.
The fun of Doodieman Voodoo is how seriously it treats its own stupidity. Yes, the premise is silly, but the puzzles themselves are clever enough to keep you thinking. You will hit buttons that rotate platforms into place, pull levers that open temporary doors and trigger mechanisms that change the entire shape of a level.
Sometimes the solution is obvious, sometimes it is suspiciously weird. You might have to drop down a shaft that looks unsafe, only to land on a moving lift that carries you over a pit. You might have to backtrack to hit a switch you ignored before. You might even need to use a hazard in your favor, timing your movements so that something dangerous becomes part of the route instead of just a threat.
The whole thing feels like the universe built an obstacle course around your most vulnerable moment and then dared you to stay calm. You are constantly adjusting. One failed attempt shows you where not to stand. One late jump reveals a path you did not notice. Little by little, you stop seeing a random mess of platforms and start seeing a planned route, like a mental map of a public bathroom you have had to escape through once too many times.
🧩 Levels that feel like bathroom mazes
Each new level in Doodieman Voodoo introduces a twist. Some focus on vertical movement, making you climb through shafts and narrow spaces where a single misstep sends you all the way back down. Others spread everything horizontally, stretching the path so far that you begin to wonder if this building was designed by a sadist architect with a sick sense of humor.
Each new level in Doodieman Voodoo introduces a twist. Some focus on vertical movement, making you climb through shafts and narrow spaces where a single misstep sends you all the way back down. Others spread everything horizontally, stretching the path so far that you begin to wonder if this building was designed by a sadist architect with a sick sense of humor.
Tiny details matter. A moving platform that looked cosmetic suddenly becomes the only way across a gap. A section of floor that seemed safe breaks under your weight, pushing you into a lower area you now have to escape from. You keep learning to read the environment, scanning every corner for anything slightly suspicious a crack, a lever in the background, a suspiciously convenient ledge.
The game never over explains. Instead of giant pop ups telling you what to do, it lets you learn by experimenting. You jump, you fall, you try again. The more you replay a stage, the more its logic reveals itself. That moment when you finally connect all the pieces and glide through the level in one clean run feels weirdly heroic for a guy who just wants to sit down in peace.
⭐ Hidden stars for the bravest bathroom runners
Getting Doodieman to the toilet is the main job, but if you are the kind of player who likes to 100 percent everything, the hidden stars are waiting for you. Many levels tuck them away in spots that are just off the main route. You see a ledge high above, an awkward detour below, or a suspicious alcove that is definitely not there by accident.
Getting Doodieman to the toilet is the main job, but if you are the kind of player who likes to 100 percent everything, the hidden stars are waiting for you. Many levels tuck them away in spots that are just off the main route. You see a ledge high above, an awkward detour below, or a suspicious alcove that is definitely not there by accident.
To grab those stars you often have to do the opposite of what your instincts say. Instead of taking the safest route, you jump into risky sections, ride tricky platforms or squeeze through tight gaps, all while imagining Doodieman judging your life choices. It becomes a fun internal debate is this extra star worth risking a spectacular fail and another emergency run through the level
Collecting them all turns each stage from a simple escape into a proper puzzle challenge. You are no longer just surviving You are exploring, testing every corner like some kind of bathroom archaeologist looking for golden rewards hidden behind questionable plumbing.
😂 Gross out humor with a weird amount of charm
On paper, a game about desperate toilet runs should be unbearable. Doodieman Voodoo somehow gets away with it by leaning hard into cartoon humor. Animations are exaggerated, faces are expressive and the entire world feels slightly over dramatic in the best way. When Doodieman stops, you can almost hear the panic. When he finally reaches the toilet, you practically feel the relief through the screen.
On paper, a game about desperate toilet runs should be unbearable. Doodieman Voodoo somehow gets away with it by leaning hard into cartoon humor. Animations are exaggerated, faces are expressive and the entire world feels slightly over dramatic in the best way. When Doodieman stops, you can almost hear the panic. When he finally reaches the toilet, you practically feel the relief through the screen.
The comedy comes from the contrast. The puzzles are thought out, almost sophisticated. The goal is absolutely not. That clash makes every close call funnier. One second you are analyzing platform cycles like a serious speedrunner, the next you are laughing because you mistimed a jump and imagined what that would mean for your poor hero’s pants.
Sound effects play a role too. Each jump, button press and movement has enough feedback to feel satisfying without becoming overwhelming. The tone stays silly but never crosses into something you could not show to a friend or a younger player with a mischievous sense of humor. It is gross, sure, but in that cartoon way where everyone secretly laughs instead of pretending to be offended.
🎮 Easy controls, chaotic decisions
Doodieman Voodoo is built to be playable by anyone who has ever touched a keyboard or a screen. On computer, you move with simple directional keys and use a small set of actions to interact with the world. On mobile, virtual buttons let you run and jump without complicated gestures. The challenge does not come from memorizing commands it comes from choosing what to do at the right moment.
Doodieman Voodoo is built to be playable by anyone who has ever touched a keyboard or a screen. On computer, you move with simple directional keys and use a small set of actions to interact with the world. On mobile, virtual buttons let you run and jump without complicated gestures. The challenge does not come from memorizing commands it comes from choosing what to do at the right moment.
Because the controls are so straightforward, you quickly enter that flow where your hands act before your thoughts finish forming. See a gap, jump. Spot a platform moving toward the right height, wait, then go. Realize you just hit the wrong switch and trapped yourself, sigh, restart and promise you will not do that again even though you probably will.
This simplicity makes it very easy to share. Someone can sit next to you, watch for thirty seconds and already understand what is happening. After that, they will either root for you or make fun of every mistake. Either way, it is great spectator material.
🔥 Why this messy adventure fits perfectly on Kiz10
As a quick browser game, Doodieman Voodoo is exactly the kind of weird, memorable experience that shines on Kiz10. You do not need to install anything. You click, the level loads, and three seconds later you are already helping a panicked anti hero sprint toward the nearest bathroom like his life depends on it.
As a quick browser game, Doodieman Voodoo is exactly the kind of weird, memorable experience that shines on Kiz10. You do not need to install anything. You click, the level loads, and three seconds later you are already helping a panicked anti hero sprint toward the nearest bathroom like his life depends on it.
It works for short sessions when you just want to clear a level or two and reset your brain. It works for longer sittings when you start chasing all the hidden stars and trying to perfect each route. It is easy to open, easy to understand and surprisingly hard to put down once you start thinking “okay, just one more try, I know exactly what went wrong that time.”
If you enjoy puzzle platformers, silly humor and games that take a simple idea and push it as far as it can go, Doodieman Voodoo delivers a surprisingly tight experience wrapped in a ridiculous premise. You will laugh, you will groan, you will absolutely feel secondhand bathroom stress and you will keep playing anyway, because helping this poor guy finally sit down in peace is somehow one of the most heroic things you will do on Kiz10.com today 😅🚽
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