Serial Cleaner casts you as a professional mob cleaner working in 1970s America. Rather than carrying out the crimes, you arrive afterward to dispose of bodies, erase bloodstains and remove evidence while avoiding the police. Its grim cleanup premise is paired with a funky soundtrack and period-inspired style, giving the stealth action a distinctive setting.
Each job asks you to work quickly without being seen. You can stash bodies in your wagon or throw them from a skyscraper, vacuum up blood and retrieve weapons or incriminating documents before officers reach them. The central tension comes from balancing those cleanup tasks against the risk of detection: leave evidence behind and the police may find it; draw attention and the cleaner may be caught. The campaign is described as story-driven, with contracts set in the 1970s-inspired world.
Beyond the campaign, each contract has multiple challenges, and community leaderboards give those runs a competitive frame. Its appeal rests on careful routes, hurried evidence removal and the pressure of leaving no trace.