Viscera Cleanup Detail

[Signa]

Anyone playing it? I haven't heard a lot of hype, but I played it with some friends the other day, and it was pretty cool working as a team to clean things while trying our hardest to not make it worse. It kinda reminded me of the haphazard Surgeon Simulator, where bad controls become part of the experience.

Anyway, I just bought the full version, but not before I skimmed through about 750 positive reviews on Steam, with only 4 negative in the mix. That ratio amazes me.

 

[Neverhoodian]

Having played the free alpha version in the past and finding it enjoyable enough, I decided to buy the early access version as well. I'm grateful for the inclusion of a save feature now, as I never had the patience to finish cleaning a whole level in a single sitting. The inclusion of flavor text in the form of datapads you run across is a nice touch as well.

It's a fun way to pass the time if you have thirty minutes to kill, though I find it becomes tedious for longer sessions (that's kind of the point though, I suppose). I wish there was a vacuum tool or something for small pieces of trash. Having to pick up individual bullet casings one by one is a pain. The physics are somewhat wonky as well, with trash containers spontaneously scattering their contents everywhere on rare occasions. Still, it's entertaining for what it currently is.

A word of advice for newbies: go to the options and turn "Always Run" OFF. It will greatly reduce the odds of you accidentally knocking over trash containers or mop buckets.

 

[Smooth Operator]

Well it is a cheap little joke game, would never recommend it to anyone that is looking for an actual game, but if you feel like getting into some Looney Toon nonsense then this is a good pick (however I wouldn't spend more then $5).

 

[Signa]

Having played the free alpha version in the past and finding it enjoyable enough, I decided to buy the early access version as well. I'm grateful for the inclusion of a save feature now, as I never had the patience to finish cleaning a whole level in a single sitting. The inclusion of flavor text in the form of datapads you run across is a nice touch as well.

It's a fun way to pass the time if you have thirty minutes to kill, though I find it becomes tedious for longer sessions (that's kind of the point though, I suppose). I wish there was a vacuum tool or something for small pieces of trash. Having to pick up individual bullet casings one by one is a pain. The physics are somewhat wonky as well, with trash containers spontaneously scattering their contents everywhere on rare occasions. Still, it's entertaining for what it currently is.

A word of advice for newbies: go to the options and turn "Always Run" OFF. It will greatly reduce the odds of you accidentally knocking over trash containers or mop buckets.

I forgot about the walk button for a while. I was tapping the move forward button slowly while carrying a bin full of trash. The physics was making the trash fly all around in the bin, so I was constantly scared it was going to spill. It finally did, but in front of the incinerator. The whole box exploded like a popcorn popper for literally no reason.

 

[Racecarlock]

I don't like chores in gaming, even as a joke, so I went nowhere near viscera cleanup detail, aside from watching one ten minute let's play.

But hey, if people want to do that, whatever. It's your choice.