Serial Cleaners is set in the 1990s, which translates to the game’s art style as well as the layouts of levels – especially indoors, where you’ll probably recognize a few pieces of furniture.

Without getting caught in the process, of course – but there are safe points where you can save your progress in case that happens. So while the idea of cleaning doesn’t sound too appealing (in real life or in a game), it’s implemented here in a way where it becomes a mix of real time tactics and stealth, as you plan to clear a site of bodies and other remnants of the crimes that were committed there. And although that doesn’t sound very stealth-like by itself, the other side of the law is also interested in the scene, and you’ll have to stay out of their way. Although I never played that one, I’m assuming that the premise is quite similar to the one in this game, where you’re tasked with the somewhat gruesome task of cleaning up murder sites for the mob.

It’s being published by 505 Games, and we checked out the PlayStation 5 version.Īlthough it’s easy to confuse the two titles, Serial Cleaners is actually the follow-up to Draw Distance’s own game Serial Cleaner, which came out back in 2017. Draw Distance’s Serial Cleaners offers an interesting take on the top-down/isometric stealth genre.

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