Serial Cleaners - a 1970s-style stealth action game where there's no killing involved. The protagonist, Bob Leaner, is a professional, elite cleaner whose job it is to go to crime scenes to clean up after criminals. Description Bob lives in a spacious house with his mother. Until the next mission arrives, the protagonist lives an ordinary life, strolling around the house, listening to the radio, watching television, and reading the newspaper. But Bob especially enjoys visiting his trophy room, where he collects evidence found at crime scenes. This quiet and peaceful life continues until the phone rings in the living room from another client. Because Bob is a professional, new clients quickly recognize him. Dialogue in the game is not voiced and appears as text, but this is not an inconvenience, as the game is translated into Russian. Hero's tasks Each mission requires collecting evidence, disposing of bodies, and cleaning up blood splatter. The hero must also escape the cleanup site undetected. If you're caught, the cleanup is reset and you'll have to start over. Evidence, bodies, and blood pools will shift positions, wasting time and effort trying to clear the area again. Features of the game 70s atmosphere. The game's graphics are unusual. Interesting tasks that require special skill. Dialogues appear on the screen in text format.