Crime Scene Cleaner is a gritty simulator that places you in the shoes of a man forced into a brutal trade. After insurance fails and time runs out, you turn to the only work that pays fast—cleaning up the aftermath of violence for clients who don’t ask questions. With each job, you scrub away the stains of crime, both literally and figuratively, while walking a tightrope between survival, guilt, and responsibility.
No Questions, Just Results
Every mission starts with a quiet location and a disturbing scene. A body has already been moved, but everything else is left for you: blood trails, bullet holes, broken furniture, and personal belongings. You’re not there to investigate—you’re there to make it look like nothing happened. You’ll disinfect walls, burn evidence, patch holes, and remove anything that could link the space to what took place. And you’ll do it all while the clock ticks down and patrols circle nearby.
Gear Up, Stay Sharp
In Crime Scene Cleaner, your toolkit is your lifeline. Basic supplies like mops and bleach get the job done early on, but later scenes require specialized gear—air filters, chemical neutralizers, and heavy-duty extraction tools. Planning becomes essential. You need to know what you’re walking into and bring exactly what the job demands. Forgetting a critical item may force you to improvise or abandon the scene entirely, losing time and trust with your employers.
A Dirty Job for a Desperate Cause
The reason behind it all is simple: your daughter’s life depends on the money. The game doesn’t hit you with dramatic cutscenes—instead, it reminds you through subtle updates, overdue bills, and quiet moments between jobs. That emotional weight hangs over every task. You’re not proud of what you do. You’re not trying to rise through the ranks. You’re just trying to stay ahead of debt, ahead of suspicion, and ahead of the disease that could take her.
Key elements of Crime Scene Cleaner:
· Realistic cleaning tasks based on crime scene protocols
· Tight time limits and stealth elements for added tension
· Equipment upgrades and supply management
· Risk-reward choices involving loot, shortcuts, or unfinished work
· A grounded story about family, sacrifice, and moral erosion
Crime Scene Cleaner offers more than mechanical cleaning—it’s a study in pressure, silence, and survival. Every mission is a balancing act between doing enough, doing it right, and doing it in time. It’s not about cleaning up for justice—it’s about staying just clean enough to live another day.
