Serial Cleaners Game Review

“That isn’t what I am able to remember.”

New York City, New Year’s Eve 1999. An unlikely group of professionals who are cleaning up for the mob gathers for drinks and stories while they reminisce on their life at the dawn of the year 2000. The ugly truth about their collaboration begins to show up when the tales of the four mob’s cleaning crew are beginning to coincide. In time, what began as an opportunity to celebrate a decade of shared history becomes an unpleasant and dangersome encounter.

Get to know them during a strange time in their lives.

Serial Cleaners is a tribute to cinema in the 90s. From Tarantino’s greatest films, to cult-crime thrillers and B-movie action favorites and others, Serial Cleaners mixes those familiar locations, characters and scenes to create its unique take on an era full of joy and despair. The deep soundtrack features many of the kinds of music that were influential in the last 20 years of the twentieth century, From East Coast hip-hop to metal industrial metal, and rave. Is it a matter of preference if the music of “your” nineties was shaped by the clubs, the music festivals or the radio, we’ve got it all covered.

Moving without noise. Be clean and calm without emotion. Do not leave a trace

There are four characters and different perspectives. Four play styles. It is possible to employ street smarts as well as brute force and old-fashioned techniques of the trade to conquer similar challenges. Choose the part of the tale you’d like to go through next, and then approach each mission with the same concentration or determination. Use stealth, exploration, and speed whenever the circumstance (and the experience you’re most fond of) requires it. Get rid of the bodies and other evidence for sweeping the slate completely clean before the year 2000 will arrive!


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