Serial Cleaners Game Review

“That’s not the way I’m remembering it.”

New York City. New Year’s Eve 1999. A group of unorthodox professional mob cleaning staff gets together to share a glass of wine and chat about their work during the first decade of the millenium. As the details of their tales don’t match with each other, the dark truth behind their cooperation begins to surface. What began as a celebration of 10 years of common history turns into an unpleasant and dangersome clash.

They’ll be meeting with you at a moment that is unusual within your daily routine.

An ode to the cinema of the 90s including Tarantino’s greatest hits through cult crime thrillers to B-movie action films and more Serial Cleaners remixes those familiar locales, actors and scenes to create a unique take in a decade of vibrant optimism… and the dirty underside of it all. The rich music we play is a blend from many different genres which defined that final decade of the 20th century from East Coast hip hop to industrial metal and rave. No matter what the songs of the 90s were determined by clubs, festivals or radio. We’ve got you covered.

Move without sound. Clear without emotion. It will disappear with no leaving a trace.

Four characters are represented and different perspectives. Four play styles. Street smarts, brute force technology, or the old-fashioned methods in the art of trade allows you to face a similar obstacle much differently. You can choose your own path to the story’s non-linear flow by selecting the portion of the tale you’d like to listen to next. You can take each task at a level of prudence or brazenness as you’d like. Use stealth, exploration, as well as speed, when the situation (and your favorite experience) demands it. To wipe out the decade’s mark, you need to get rid of the dead bodies as well as any other evidence that appears to pose threat, before the next millennium is born!


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