In Viscera Cleanup Detail, you step into the boots of a space-station janitor tasked with cleaning up after various horrific sci-fi horror events. Instead of machineguns and plasma-rifles, your tools are a mop and bucket. That hero left a mess, and it's up to you to deal with the aftermath.
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You think your parents are disappointed when you waste your life playing video games now? Just wait until you see how disappointed they are when you waste your life playing a video game that simulates being a janitor, while sitting in a messy room in real life. Soul crushing disappointment... 100% complete update: I enjoyed this game when it was in EA, but I really fell in love with it when I came back to play the release version. The core mechanics are basically the same, but the details were greatly improved. Each map is unique and interesting and it can be approached as a bunch of individual missions or as part of a larger narrative thread. I really can't recommend this game enough if you are looking for a chill out game or if you are very meticulous. It's not a game for everyone because there isn't any action or enemies, but it's a delightfully unique puzzle-esque game. This is on
i cleaned all maps, now i'll clean my house too. i can't stop now.
It may not have been the developer's intention, but this game has gone a ways toward keeping me alive. Dramatic statement, I know, but bear with me. I've spent a good chunk of my life grappling with depression. During a particularly low point, I started trying to go through my Steam Library and get some time in on a bunch of games purchased but unplayed, as one does. I settled on this one after a couple that either frustrated me or failed to keep my attention for long. Playing this, especially without giving yourself a time limit, is incredibly relaxing and fulfilling. I don't even like cleaning in real life, but I can spend hours on this- when I'm not feeling the executive function, this game can allow me to circumvent that. The messes are lovingly constructed, with meticulous attention to detail, and the solution to any problem is easy to quantify and formulaic, which is exactly wh
"So you'll clean up if it's in a video game??" - My Wife
Did you play DOOM when it was released in the 90s? What about the original Half-Life or Unreal? Did you ever wonder who the heck's gonna clean up after these heroes? The answer has finally been provided by the developers of VCD, and the answer --- is you. There is no story. There is you. There is a mop. There is a bucket of water. You have no idea who is responsible for the carnage; you only know it's your task to clean up after it. For such a strange idea for a game, the developers have really outdone themselves in my opinion. They have taken an idea that likely only tugs at the corner of the minds of .01% of the total FPS-gaming population and made a game out of it. They've made a game that seems incredibly boring actually fun. As a Janitor for the Viscera Cleanup Detail company, each facility you visit must be painstakingly mopped; all the trash must be picked up; and all the body
I'll admit, I bought this game ironicly. 100+ hours later and I'm considering getting a part time job as a janitor IRL. There's something seriously zen about mopping up the aftermath of all these 'incidents' and not having to worry about trying to stop them for once! As a bonus, the devs have a great sense of humor which is sprinkled throughout the various notes and incident reports in each level. If you're not into the whole zen thing, there's also a p sweet speedrun mode. There's even character progression of sorts, in that your office is persistant and has its own secrets. My only complaint is sometimes it's not obvious when my mop is saturated with gore due to colored lighting, but I could probably just pay more attention. 9/10 A+ Would clean again
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