I've played this since the beginning. It's not as story heavy as Crime Scene Cleanup or as exhausting as Power Wash Simulator. It's just relaxing and enjoyable after a long day and that dopamine boost ding...great game!

The "we have crime scene cleaner/power wash simulator at home" of cleaning games. Overall enjoyable, though it needs some tweaking to feel properly [i]satisfying[/i] - better before/after comparisons, less abruptly disappearing stains, upgrades that really make a difference, and (most importantly!) the ability to close fridge doors and closets/cupboards after cleaning them, for the [i]love[/i] of [i]God[/i], for example. It's also missing a bit on the controls, particularly when it comes to the power washer, which has a nausea-inducing camera locked to the nozzle movement and an inability to turn the nozzle sideways. Also, the player character's arms are so high up, which is not a thing I'd ever thought would make me feel mildly unwell, and probably is not really relevant to anyone else. More problematically, the mission screen dimensions are off in a way that makes all client emails unreadable. Luckily, you're here to clean and not to read! And there is a lot of cleaning with some ...

Similar to Viscera without the wacky physics so less frustrating. But in exchange the aesthetics are rather plain. Having played a few of these now I think I have come to feel that cleaning by itself is a bit boring without some form of gimmick like cleaning up a crime scene. instead these are just plain houses typically after some kind of party. Which is fine and still satisfying enough in the way power wash simulator is....until I noticed the dozen or so levels end up repeating themselves 2 to 3 times to stretch out the game. So with all that I am still willing to recommend the game. just buy it on sale and dont expect to be blown away.

A slightly janky cleaning simulator where you can't jump or crouch. This means that you have less areas to check to ensure they are clean when you get the power washer. All of the lights in the pool are connected so when you are waiting for the bell to show they are clean. They are not single as you would expect if you played Powerwash Simulator before. The game is short. I 100%'d it in the 7.8 hours I played it and I wasn't rushing around. It can be beaten faster if you like. It is priced decently but, if you're unsure, just buy it on sale.

This is not a complicated game and is really mindless. But if you enjoy turning chaos into order, it works. Just something to relax you.

As some of the other reviews stated, some of the controls are a bit janky. But you do get used to them over time. They do reuse cleaning locations, which is fine, because they have different cleanings/ storyline progression which is honestly brilliant. With that said, the map does get extended or changed or adding extra rooms to clean. I think this will def be a cool game as they keep adding new items, progression, storyline and fun little things to customize your character I think. It does get a little repetetive, which I love honestly, but I know some people will hate that. It's a good game to toss on and lose some time in.

Really fun! i'm loving all the different levels. just a tad laggy on gaming laptops

A lot of fun, but it would be nice if you could hire workers to do the jobs with you.

While I love the references, I really wish I could give a neutral review, bc there's just not enough content for the price...Some of the controls were finnicky, and the cleaning itself/the scenarios of the missions just weren't as satisfying as they look in the steam store. More grime and trash would've been nice, more upgrades instead of different cosmetics... a sense of challenge by having to sort specific trash types, or use specific cleaners for specific surfaces etc. It's called Emergency Cleanup, but there was never really a sense of urgency. I guess despite the title, it's actually very chill, and if that's your preference of cleaning game, that's great. But I need a bit more :3

great game if you're into relaxing cleaning games it's for you