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.
I like it personally, but I can't recommend it to most people who expects this game to be like powerwash simulator looking to lower their cortisol.
This game WILL stress you out unless you're a masochist like me.
If I had to give it a rating from 1* to 5*, I would give it a solid 4*
The game has a lot of content provided and the map designs are pretty solid in my opinion.
The thing the game lacks is its easily broken.
You'll find this when you're carrying multiple buckets at once, especially when 3 buckets full of water, anything full being brought up or down...
While the gameplay is hit/miss for people, it is heavily negatively impacted by the scoring system. To get an actual passing grade you need to not only clean up the enormous amount of mess, which takes about an hour by itself, but then you also have hidden mechanics like putting crates and barrels in specific areas standing upright, collecting a inserting...
my patented MAGNET boots will surely help me at my janitor job where there's ♥♥♥♥ all over the floor and buckets that spill blood everywhere...
A fun, but frustrating at times cleaning simulator set in a multitude of environments. There are lots of references to various media, especially movies from the 80s/90s; always nice to catch those and smile a little. The game is at its best when you have a teammate, but can do solo if you have lots of time to kill. OST on the boombox is decent, if a...
