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SERIAL CLEANERS
Once you get into Serial Cleaners, it can be hard to pull yourself away. A lot of that is, of course, down to the fact that it’s a very well-made stealth game in a market that has been starved for them for many long years. But it’s also a very unique stealth games, thanks to its premise, because your primary objective is, of course, to dispose of evidence and bodies before they can fall into the authorities’ hands. That, combined with its surprising level of interactivity, makes Serial Cleaners quite a fascinating game, even when it’s annoying you with its rough edges (which, to be fair, it has plenty of).
