Serial Cleaner, the crime-scene cleanup puzzler, is making a comeback! Originally released in 2019, this title is returning to mobile platforms. But will this be a simple port, or a fully revamped experience?
The game throws you into the gritty, yet cartoonish, 1970s. As Bob Leaner, your job is to eliminate evidence of mob violence – bodies, bloodstains, the whole shebang – while evading the police.
Our previous 2019 review described the original as "half-baked but with potential." Developer Plug-In Digital is now self-publishing this mobile re-release, suggesting a chance to address past shortcomings.
A Second Chance?
Pre-registration is open, with a February 11th, 2025 release date. While improvements are hoped for, significant changes seem unlikely given the time since the initial launch. The prospect of a simple re-release is somewhat underwhelming.
However, for Android users who missed out, or those experiencing compatibility issues with older iOS versions, this could be a welcome addition. For everyone else, our weekly top-five mobile game list offers plenty of alternatives!
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