“Serial Cleaners: Crime Scene Cleanup Has Never Been This Stylish”

Serial Cleaners: Crime Has Never Looked This Clean

What do you get when you mix stealth gameplay, 90s nostalgia, and a team of professional crime scene cleaners? You get Serial Cleaners — a blood-soaked, neon-drenched stealth action game that turns body disposal into an art form.

Developed by Draw Distance, Serial Cleaners is a spiritual sequel to Serial Cleaner, but this time it dials up the style, story, and strategy. Set in New York City during the gritty late '90s, the game follows four eccentric cleaners — Bob, Psycho, Lati, and Vip3r — each with their own unique personalities and gameplay abilities. From sneaking past cops to slicing up corpses and hacking security systems, every character adds a fresh flavor to the mess.

The missions are cleverly designed to give you multiple ways to clean up the chaos. Whether you go in stealthy or chaotic, the game rewards creativity. Think of it as a twisted puzzle where blood, limbs, and evidence must disappear — fast.

What makes Serial Cleaners shine is its bold visual style. With its comic book flair and a soundtrack dripping with 90s punk and hip-hop vibes, it’s not just a game — it’s a vibe. The dark humor woven into the dialogue and scenarios keeps things light even when you’re dragging a dismembered body into a woodchipper.

If you’re a fan of stealth games, crime stories, or just looking for something offbeat and unforgettable, Serial Cleaners is worth a cleanup job.

🧽 Final Verdict:

Stylish, strategic, and weirdly satisfying — Serial Cleaners makes you the unsung hero behind every perfect crime. Just don’t get caught with the mop.