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Crime Scene Cleaner: Prologue

When there’s a call, you are the man to clean up after your client’s dirty job. Siding with the mafia is a dangerous game, but they pay well, and you need money, right? So take your mop and better remove those bloodstains quickly before the police come.

Recent Reviews:

Very Positive (75) - 86% of the 75 user reviews in the last 30 days are positive.

All Reviews:

Overwhelmingly Positive (4,586) - 95% of the 4,586 user reviews for this game are positive.

Release Date:

Apr 4, 2024

Developer:

President Studio

Publisher:

PlayWay S.A., President Studio

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About This Game

Welcome to the crime scene

...which also happens to be your workplace. Sometimes it’s almost terrific how much of a mess a simple hitman can make, but you’re not here to complain. There’s a reason you took on that job, remember? Your daughter’s life lies in your hands – that’s why you became so good at this. Dispose of bodies and destroy pieces of evidence, all while staying out of the police’s radar. Meet the protagonist in an introduction to his crime scene cleaning struggles.

The prologue is free and includes a part of the main character’s story, which takes place in a local entrepreneur’s villa. Discover and hide its dirty secrets using some tools from the full game’s arsenal.

Core Features

Deep clean the crime scene
Activate your cleaner’s sense
Destroy crucial pieces of the evidence
Explore stories behind the crimes
Upgrade your equipment
Steal to make more money
Stay out of suspicion

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

The game contains crime scenes. The game does not include violent acts but shows their effect, such as blood and bodies. These are scenes that police coroners have to deal with.