At most, your character, Bob Leaner, will sometimes comment on the state of the body, leaving your imagination to do the rest of the work.Įach level is a simple scene, with a few bodies strewn about the environment and one or two pieces of evidence dotted around too. Bodies aren’t overly detailed, rather they’re simply posed atop a splash of red and usually placed at random within the levels. The cartoon visuals do mean that Serial Cleaner isn’t as gruesome as its subject matter would lead you to believe, despite the bloody scenes depicted in each stage and the era in which it’s set. There’s no selling insurance afterward, though. You’re the Harvey Keitel of this game’s setting, summoned with a phone call in order to clean up the mess left by sloppy hitmen or overzealous psychopaths. Only the spate of murders in Serial Cleaner aren’t restricted to a single killer. Set in the 1970s, the whole aesthetic is like a Genndy Tartakovsky cartoon (he made Samurai Jack), only with a darker twist that reminded me of the Summer of Sam movie to some degree. But that’s your job in Serial Cleaner, as you’re tasked with sneaking around murder scenes, snatching up key evidence and bodies from underneath the noses of hilariously inept police officers. Ever wondered what it would be like to clean up crime scenes? How about cleaning them up for murderers and mobsters, before the police have finished investigating? Well, if that’s the case then you should probably seek help.

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