PeeVPee Drinks List
Named liquids only
The developer fact sheet names three liquids: water, soda, and beer, plus “other liquids”. You find them as pickups, you drink them, and the bladder fills. The same sheet and the Steam description add fire pee, push pee, different colors, and other effects. They do not attach those effects to a single bottle, and they do not publish a duration.
4 entries
| Name | Type | Effect | How you get it | First seen | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water | Water | Fills the bladder; no special pee effect is documented | Find a water pickup on the map and drink it. | Full game (official fact sheet, pre-release) | 1 naming source · developer fact sheet |
| Soda | Soda | Fills the bladder; no special pee effect is documented | Find a soda pickup on the map and drink it. | Full game (official fact sheet, pre-release) | 1 naming source · developer fact sheet |
| Beer | Beer | Fills the bladder; no special pee effect is documented | Find a beer pickup on the map and drink it. | Full game (official fact sheet, pre-release) | 1 naming source · developer fact sheet |
| Blue Lake Lager | Beer | Not published | Unknown; seen as a world prop on a bench/table. | Full-game screenshot (pre-release) | 1 naming source · official screenshot |
Blue Lake Lager
Screenshot 2 on the Steam page shows a first-person bottle whose label reads Blue Lake Lager, next to a rack of bottles. The fact sheet’s “beer” line is the closest official category. I do not know whether the label is a distinct pickup or a set-dressing prop, so the effect cell stays “Not published”.
Effects that are real, and drinks that are not named
The announcement trailer shows a pepper-like prop tied to fire and a purple bottle tied to a color change. Those are pictures, not a menu with stats. Zombie rounds show green pee. None of that is enough to invent a drink called “zombie soda” or to print a seconds count. The status column counts sources that actually name each item. Steam describes effects without naming water or soda, and the fact sheet does not name Blue Lake Lager, so those pages are not extra naming confirmations.
Match flow is on how to play. The guide index explains why maps and achievements are still paragraphs on guides.
What drinks are in PeeVPee?
The fact sheet names water, soda, beer, and other liquids. It does not publish a longer menu.
Which drink sets people on fire?
Fire pee is described as an effect. No public page ties that effect to one named drink.
Sources
- PeeVPee fact sheet (press kit) — checked 2026-11-03
- Public Steam store record, PeeVPee — checked 2026-11-03
- PeeVPee official trailer on YouTube — checked 2026-11-03