Serial Cleaners Game Review

“That is not what I remember.”

New York City. New Year’s Eve 1999. A group of professionals who aren’t cleaning for the mob meets to share stories and drink while they talk about their past lives in the early years of the 2000s. The ugly truth about their cooperation begins to surface as the stories of the four cleaners for the mob get closer to each other. The initial celebration of 10 years of common history, slowly turns into a tense and dangerous conflict.

Get to know them during a bizarre time in their life.

A tribute to the 1990s’s film industry from Tarantino’s masterpieces through popular crime dramas to B-movie action classics and much more. Serial Cleaners remixes those familiar places, characters and scenes with its own distinctive spin on a decade that was full of cheerful optimistic… and of course, the dust that lurks beneath. The rich soundtrack includes several genres that shaped the last 20 years of the twentieth century: From East Coast hip-hop to metal, industrial metal, and even rave. It doesn’t matter whether the 90s’ music was dictated by music festivals, clubs or radio. We have all the options for you.

Motion without sound. Do not feel emotion. It will disappear with no any trace.

There are four characters with different perspectives. Four different play ways. The options are street-smarts and brute force, or the old-fashioned methods of trade to get over similar hurdles. Pick the section of the tale you’d like to read next and approach each task with concentration or determination. Make use of stealth, exploration, and speed as the situation or your experience will allow it. Get rid of the bodies and other evidence of a criminal for sweeping the slate clear before the next millenium comes!


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