She lives without you
While you work or sleep, Elodie cooks, spills, forgets and throws parties. The flat keeps every trace.
You clean. She destroys.
Elodie is 35, wears a pink velvet tracksuit, carries a glitter phone and has a rare gift for turning a clean flat into a battlefield. She is a hairdresser, she lives for gossip, and she keeps on living when you close the game. You come back, you find out what she did this time, you fix it. She starts again.
Free, in your browser. On a phone it adds itself to the home screen like an app and updates itself.


Playable now, for free, in your phone or computer browser. iPhone and Android apps: coming soon.
Real screenshots of the version you can play today, at phone size.







Elodie's world runs around the clock, on your phone. You play in short visits, whenever you like.
While you work or sleep, Elodie cooks, spills, forgets and throws parties. The flat keeps every trace.
When you come back, the game shows you what happened while you were away. The sofa, the fridge, the bathroom: see for yourself.
Every mess is a small touch game. Cleaning is not a chore, it is the game.
In the evening you set up counters to limit tomorrow's damage. Elodie will still have an idea.
Behind the wheel in the city, at the hair salon, then in new places that open up as you level.
Her finest moments go into an album to complete.
35, hairdresser, gossip, pink velvet tracksuit and glitter phone. A walking disaster, never mean. The game laughs with her, never at her.
Elodie's cat, a grey British shorthair. She has her needs and her moods, and she counts on you to feed and brush her.
Her gossip, her messages, the news from the salon. Nothing happens in the neighbourhood without Elodie knowing, and you read it all.
The neighbour's dog. He has a gift for crossing Elodie's path when she drives.
Every mess has its gesture. Short, readable, satisfying.
Places open up as you level, from the flat to the villa. Progression never ends: moving house, then moving city.
Tidying is the game, not the punishment. Every gesture is short and rewarded.
We laugh at her disasters, never at her.
No full-screen ad ever cuts into your game.
The game's premium currency never lets you win in your place.
The game follows your phone's language.
The iPhone and Android apps are in the works. Meanwhile the browser version is complete: on a phone, add it to your home screen, it opens like an app and updates itself.
Play nowYes. The game is free to play in the browser, on phone and computer alike, at dirtyelodie.saviano.ch.
No. Her life is computed on your device from the elapsed time: the game does not need a server to know what she did while you were away. A connection is used to load the game and receive its updates.
On your device, in the browser you play with. If you clear the site's data or switch browsers, you start a new game.
Eight: French, English, Russian, German, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Arabic. The game follows your phone's language.
The game has a premium currency, diamonds, which you also earn by playing. They never let you buy a win. No interstitial ad cuts into the game.
They are in the works, with no date announced. The browser version is already complete, installs on the home screen and updates itself.
Ready-to-use copy, real screenshots of the game and a direct line to the studio.
Dirty Elodie is a comedy mobile game developed by Saviano in Geneva. Elodie trashes her flat in real time, even when the player is away; the player comes back, fixes it with mini-games, and she starts again. Free in the browser at dirtyelodie.saviano.ch.
Dirty Elodie is a comedy mobile game developed by the video game studio of Saviano Sàrl in Geneva. Its motto: "You clean. She destroys." Elodie, 35, hairdresser, gossip, pink velvet tracksuit and glitter phone, is a lovable walking disaster. She keeps living and messing up her flat after the player closes the game: her day is simulated in real time, around the clock, right on the device.
The player comes back to see what she did this time and fixes it with touch mini-games: scrub, throw, sort, swat the flies, plunge the drain, rummage in the sofa. In the evening, the player sets up counters. They also look after Princesse, her grey British shorthair cat, follow Elodie's gossip on her phone, drive her around the city and go with her to the hair salon. Sixteen places open up as the player levels, up to moving house and moving city, and the best moments go into an album to collect.
Cleaning is a pleasure, never a punishment, and Elodie is never humiliated. The game shows no interstitial ads, and its premium currency never buys a win. Dirty Elodie is free to play in the browser, in eight languages; the iPhone and Android apps are in the works.
Real screenshots of the playable version, at phone size (780 × 1688). Each image opens at full resolution.