Serial Cleaners

If you liked the chaotic whimsy of the first game, and thrived in the controlled mayhem that you constantly found yourself in, prepare to be heavily disappointed: Serial Cleaners is nothing like that! Instead of one character, you now have four at your disposal. However, you don't actually have a choice, as characters are tied to specific missions. There are a few (three or so) missions, where you can actually switch between two of the four characters, but that switching is optional, and may not be necessary, depending on your playstyle. What is worse is that there an extreme focus on the back story of the characters, which is generic, not particularly well told, and most annoyingly part of the mission - whenever you restart a mission, you need to wait through the story over and over, which takes a while, even if you are skipping as quickly as possible. For some reason the perspective was turned to isometric. However, the levels are designed in such a way that there are constantly small areas, which you cannot actually see. While this may sound like a nice challenge regarding finding the last stains to clean, it is usually just annoying, because more likely than not there is some…

Cleaning made fun. Like this game

Nice art style, looks damn good. Overall pretty nice and atmospheric, but still runs well even on low end machines.

Super fun stealth game with a really good story. Almost crashed out at the the Library level (and the Museum level) but it was soooo worth it. Cool music, great story, fun mechanics.

this is a stealth, strategy, top-down game like shadow tactic but simpler. in this game we have a duty to clean the crime scenes. cleaning bl**ds; dispose b*dies and evidences and avoid to not get caught by patroling cops, securities or detectives. there are 4 playable character with unique ability. the gameplay is fun enough, but the story is meh. better skip all of those boring cutscenes and conversations, and jump to the action!

Great