Fully destructible worlds serve as the backdrop for Too Angry to Clean, an action game developed by Grim Page Studio that pits players against hordes of undead in environments where almost everything can be reduced to rubble through devastating magic. The experience combines powerful spells with the destruction of entire buildings, requiring players to pay attention to enemy positioning and choose the right moment to bring structures crashing down. Managing the chaos turns the environment itself into a weapon, allowing players to eliminate large groups of enemies by making houses, towers, and other structures collapse on top of them.

The campaign begins with a humorous premise in which the Order of Light fulfills an ancient prophecy and defeats the villains responsible for wiping out all life, but victory does not prevent the dead from returning. Unwilling to fight another war, the heroes abandon the task of solving the problem and leave the protagonist responsible for cleaning up the worlds. What initially seems like a simple mission turns into a struggle for survival against enemies that refuse to remain passive in the face of danger.

The undead display distinct behaviors that require specific strategies during combat. While some surround buildings and throw bones at the protagonist, others destroy the structures used as hiding places. Mages keep their distance and heal their allies, armored fighters break through walls, and shield-bearing units protect their formation as they advance. The enemies' intelligence makes it necessary to monitor their movements and seize opportunities to bring buildings down before the horde takes control of the battlefield.

Environmental destruction allows players to turn streets, bridges, windmills, and towers into weapons, expanding their tactical options during battles. Players can lure groups of enemies into narrow passages and trigger collapses, destroy building foundations as the horde approaches, or use spells to scatter debris across the battlefield. The arsenal features nine spells, ranging from ice grenades and shock waves to devastating attacks, including a nuclear bomb capable of laying waste to everything nearby.

The campaign can be completed solo or in co-op mode with up to four players, with three difficulty settings that determine the pressure exerted by the enemies. In co-op, dividing responsibilities allows players to combine different approaches, with some drawing the horde away while others bring buildings crashing down on their enemies. Progression also encourages players to improve their abilities, as crystals dropped by the undead can be used to acquire new spells, while stars earned through missions and challenges unlock upgrades to attributes such as damage, range, casting speed, movement, and item attraction.

Ten worlds accessible through portals in an ancient temple expand the variety of environments and combat scenarios. These locations include desert battlefields, Halloween-themed villages, pirate islands, and abandoned medieval cities, featuring structures that range from camps and sheds to entire fortresses. Each region has its own secrets and undead enemies, while reaching new destinations requires players to gather enough resources to unlock the portals.

The game also features a PvP arena set in destructible environments, where participants have unlimited magic and access to bonuses that influence each match. Destroying the ground beneath opponents, eliminating sources of cover, and taking advantage of the resulting rubble are all part of the available strategies, while spells change every round, forcing players to adapt on the fly. For those who prefer playing solo, the arena offers time trials, score-based competitions, and complete-clearance challenges, with bronze, silver, and gold medals, as well as records and rewards that include character customization options.