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Serial Dry cleaners shows off the trouser hoover

Serial Dry cleaners is the close at hand sequel to 2017's Serial Cleansing agent, a lame that essentially lets you play as the Wolf from Flesh Fiction. You go into bloody law-breaking scenes, avoid the cops crawling all over them, and remove the prove so that no-one gets fingered.

A new gameplay trailer at today's Guerilla Mass showed off some of the sneaky unavowed you'll be doing, as well as the game's beautiful and slightly wet-taboo aesthetic, which gives me vague memories of Disco Elysium. The divergence Hera of row is that, when you're doggo, the role whips a hoover out of his pants and starts getting rid of all the blood. Which is just very comic.

The sequel's set in the 90s (the original had a big 70s vibe), and stars a crew of cleaners with their personal skillsets: the type shown in the dawdler is each about chopping up bodies and the aforementioned trouser hoover.

Serial Cleaners bequeath be taboo later this year on Epic, Steam clean and GOG.

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