Limited run collectors, who snap up the bulk of these sorts of purchases, were instantly suspicious. When Poop Slinger went on sale on April 1st, 2019 for $33.99, things immediately started looking bad for Limited Rare Games. As Sony’s policy dictates a minimum quantity order of 1,000 copies, we know that at least this many were manufactured. Limited Rare Games, a supposedly South Carolina-based company run by a single Russian individual, claims to have taken out a loan from their bank to fund the release. Similarly, this was to be Limited Rare’s first - and only - physical release. This was the first time they ever had dealings with a physical release of any of their titles, but they accepted the offer. Months before its release, developer was contacted by a company going by the name ‘Limited Rare Games’ to publish a limited print run physical release of their game Poop Slinger for the PS4. Amazingly, the story behind its release – which apparently bankrupted physical publisher Limited Rare Games – is even more remarkable. It is, all things considered, a fairly unremarkable game.ĭespite this, Poop Slinger has become remarkable in at least one unexpected and interesting way: it has recently become the rarest physical PlayStation 4 release ever, with just 84 copies reported to be out in the wild. In fact, at time of writing, it lacks any user reviews at all on Steam. Released for the PlayStation 4 and Steam in August 2018 by little known developer ‘’, the ‘casual poop launcher game’ didn’t manage to cause much of a stink (pun intended). You’d be forgiven for not having heard of Poop Slinger, but this little known indie title has a unique and distinct honor.

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