Purrrifiers: Cleaning Chaos (Play for Free with Friend's Pass)

This has to be the worst cleaning game I've ever played. AI slop, buggy, feels like it should still be in Early Access. I dont recommend buying this game even if it's on sale.

Multiplayer doesn't work with friends who have the friend pass, and it's super laggy and has a lot of bugs

Probably the most broken game I have ever played. Even the report a bug feature doesn't work.

Dropped my pressure washer at some point, can't find it, can't get another, can't do anything. Posted on their Discord, no response. Might be good down the line, but for now, do not recommend.

I got this game as part of a Humble Bundle in May and thought it'd be good to satisfy my 'tism in a way that games like power wash simulator do. In some ways, it does, the core mechanics are there, although rather janky. The AI voices suck and the jokes are pretty lame, but it's possible to ignore them for the sake of the core gameplay. The amount of bugs this game has is what heavily lets it down and makes it not worth buying (Unless you can get it super discounted or just want a dumb game to laugh at with friends). Even though it's now "released" it's very much still in an early access state. Their newer suburb map doesn't have all the content it should have and there are numerous instances where progression will break so you can't continue through a quest line. I experience a graphical bug in which a lot of items in the world won't be visable until I'm basically staring them down with a microscope. Maybe there is a chance this is just because I use Linux and it's ran through Proton, but I doubt that much given the state of the rest of the game and I have never experienced this in any other game. Finally, the new pizza guy quest was ultra low effort from the devs, with no spec…

I really wanted to like it and give the game a chance, especially since it was so off-the-wall. But a full release? Seriously? It feels like a beta. There are still tons of bugs—items can't be picked up, quests don't work, etc. The world is still pretty empty. And the latest job feels like it was just slapped together, judging by the text and tasks.