Fresh Start Cleaning Simulator

Pros: - such a chill game - made me wanna touch grass and go clean my local neighbourhood - cats with hats! - get to pet animals - cleaning the world gives a weird sense of satisfaction Cons: - you don't get to pet all animals?!?! (well, I couldn't interact with some of them - was v upset when I couldn't pet the Emus or the Peacocks) - my flight or fight kicked in immediately when presented with burning trees! (those poor Koalas and Emus sadge) - game is too short 5/7 would recommend!

Super relaxing. Great game to wind down with. It appeases the part of me that is a perfectionist xD 6hrs almost on this so far and not even finished the game yet (think I’m maybe half way through the zones).

I don't know how I ended up with both this game and it's "sequel": No Place Like Home. The flaws from this game are carried through over to that one - don't play it! This game starts with an awful pipeline tutorial (so does NPLH) and throws you into an overmap where you go around and suck up trash and spit water at stuff. There's no useful skill upgrades. Trash gets caught in the map so you'll wander around just aimlessly vacuuming the same area to try and gather whats left behind. The mission objectives don't assist you with figuring out what actually needs to be done. So you'll be stuck at 82% until you figure out it also wants you to water some sort of shrub you overlooked as just decoration. It's easy to believe that because there are lots of things that you can just pass through, combined with invisible walls that hem you into the sandbox area you're cleaning up that represent a location. Here's the thing. This is the first game, so I would normally be so much kinder to this. Th...

kroger brand granola powerwash simulator

So this game was cute, but after playing a few levels it becomes a little monotonous, I get that they differentiated the scene of each level, but all in all the gameplay each level was almost exactly the same. I like that they added a skill tree to advance, but it doesn't change things up much, just cuts down on the monotony very slightly. Throughout the game (one full playthrough of each unique level) you can maximize one tree if you really specialize, I did the leftmost tree thinking the water splash would be a very effective way to finish levels fast, but what they don't tell you is that it has to be built up after a lot of watering other things and then it only makes a wave directly in front of you that instantly cleans for a short way before petering out. They also don't tell you how to activate it, it's the Z key. Anyhow, I 100%ed this game in about 9 hours. It's cute and not too difficult. It's alright, but I can't in good conscience recommend anyone I know to play this game.

It's a chill time, great artwork and it's fun cleaning habitats.

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Cute game about caring for the environment and nature! A little flat, I feel like the cleaning could have been a lot more satisfying, and the perks were not really that fun to play with. The bots didn't do their jobs properly half the time and required babysitting, and the special powers were a let down. However, still, cute. I played a map or two before bed each night to wind down. A nice, mindless experience, probably best paired with an audiobook or something else. Despite my complaints, still satisfying, still fun, especially the sound effects, just, a little let down in other aspects. Grab on sale and sit back for a chill time:)

Super chill, cozy, with numerous objectives!

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