Serial Cleaner review

Recommended

by Graham Kaletsky

The Crime Scene cleaner For Villains Introduction Serial Cleaner Surprised me somewhere in the Depths of the Steam-playing Landscape with its Art Design and Premise: You're a Man who wipes criminals. Now I thought, as a little stealth friend, that the Game also offered similar Game principles and finally bought the Title after a long Time. Unfortunately, the Title didn't grab me the way I would have liked. History Man is a Bachelor stuffed with Beams who still lives with his Mother and bets on Boxing Matches his freshly earned Money in the 70s. But as is the case with Gambling, the others usually win and so the Mountain accumulates debt, so Schnäuzermann Has to take more questionable Jobs. (Not disposing of the Corpse is questionable enough). Game Mechanics In Vacuum cleaner Retermanier, you use the Thermomix Under the Cleaning Equipment, Which soaks up all blood to the last Drop on ship floors, parking lots, Backyards and Grassy Areas that Surround hinterland Bolts. Because it is only when a certain Amount has been sucked away, as well as all The bodies and Objects have been successfully removed, that the Order has been completed. There is a Button for Sucking, a Button for picking up the Corpse and one for activable Items. This sounds like little, but is perfectly enough to make different Scenery interesting. Now you are not alone at the Scene, but the Police are also there and are always ready to face one. Then the Level starts all over again. Therefore, one should possibly not suck near police Officers, because the Sucker makes Noises. Even if you remove Any corpses, or Objects, the Police are searching the surrounding Area. But You can hide, take Shortcuts, Distract police officers through Music, or cut off The Path through shoved cars. Bodies can be "disposed of" in various Ways and wise, or stored in your Car. Graphics/Sound The Theme of the Discofox and Breast Hair Age is on display in all its familiar garish Colours. The Graphic Style is 2D and looks like LowPoly, but has its own unique Charm. As if someone had cut out the Figures and Cards of Cardboard and glued them to each other. Only the Blood Stains escape the hard-edged Graphic style And fit in quite well. The Sound Backdrop goes OK, but nothing carved me right out of the Socks, as with the Soundtrack of a Cuphead, for example. Verdict Serial Cleaner has plenty of good Approaches, besides Graphics style, game idea and Setting. But after Mission 10, the Air was just out with me. The Levels are always reset to 0 when you get caught. This, of course, leads to Fruit moments when you get snapped just before just under. That's fine, too, if past time isn't that high. But at Serialcleaner, I lose-personally-not 1-2 Minutes, but considerably more. That makes the Levels quite annoying, because that feeling "this Time I'll get it"-doesn't come through here as with other Titles that work with such a Level Reset. That's why I don't recommend it, but check it out again.