Rain on Your Parade (PC) Steam Key – GLOBAL
Cause chaos, bring calamity, and ruin everyone's day… as a mischievous cloud. In Rain on Your Parade, you're not a hero. You're not even a villain. You're a floating troublemaker with one goal: make life hilariously inconvenient for everyone you meet. From sabotaging weddings to wrecking military bases, this game delivers a fresh, funny, and completely unhinged take on puzzle-adventure gameplay that mixes creativity with slapstick mayhem.
Channel your inner storm and travel the globe, ruining moments big and small as you discover the immense power of being a disruptive cloud. With its joyful art style, ridiculous physics, and escalating mechanics, Rain on Your Parade blends the best elements of Untitled Goose Game, Donut County, and Katamari Damacy into a uniquely chaotic experience.
Be the Cloud No One Asked For
In most games, you save the day. In Rain on Your Parade, you do the opposite. You're the unpredictable force of nature that no one invited—but everyone will remember.
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Play as Cloudy, an animated cardboard cutout cloud on a quest to make the world a soggy mess
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Explore dozens of handcrafted levels with unique objectives and scenarios
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Use rain, thunder, snow, and other elemental powers to create hilarious chaos
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Disrupt everything from sunny outdoor events to secret government facilities
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Unlock new powers and hats that change how you play and how you look
It’s a sandbox of silliness, where every level is a new opportunity to be outrageously disruptive—and still oddly endearing.
An Evolving, Absurd Adventure
What begins with harmless drizzles soon escalates into outright meteorological madness. Each level introduces new mechanics, characters, and problems for you to ruin.
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Rain on a wedding and make the bride flee in panic
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Frighten shoppers in a supermarket with lightning and explosions
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Destroy crops, fry electronics, start fires, freeze fountains, and more
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Use stealth mechanics to sneak into high-security areas
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Rain meteors on dinosaurs, because why not?