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You play the game from a flat, 3/4 perspective if that makes sense. It’s reminiscent of Guacamelee with a flat, paper cut-out aesthetic. The art style is wonderfully cartoonish, but not in a bad way. Later on in the game, Bob begins to become suspicious of the client, but in the beginning, he’s desperate for money, so bring on the gore! When they are not baking cookies or watching boxing on telly, Bob receives frequent phone calls from a mysterious client asking him to take on cleaning contracts. It’s the mid-70’s and Bob lives with his mom.

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Let’s set the stage… Serial Cleaner, Draw Distance It would seem, however, Bob has racked up quite the gambling debt which is motivating him to take more cleaning contracts from a client he’s never met. Overall, Bob seems pretty well adjusted despite his career choice.

You play as Bob Leaner, who takes on contracts to clean up grizzly murders by disposing of bodies, vacuuming bloodstains, and removing incriminating evidence from the scene, which by the way begin to fill the shelves of Bob’s bedroom. You will often find your self bobbing slowly to the 70’s jazz beats while sucking up gore with your trusty Electrolux Automatic 345. Serial Cleaner was developed by Draw Distance and published by Curve Digital and e2w and features a narrative-driven, fast-paced stealth/action story with a 1970s vibe and aesthetic. Literally unlike any other game I have played, Serial Cleaner is about a professional crime scene cleaner in the mid-’70s.

Esrb mark of the ninja remastered switch