The idea of that game is that you're cleaning up the gory mess left behind after the over the top events of a scifi/videogame plot. Like genetically engineered monsters getting lose and tearing up a lab full of scientists.
I think the concept is kinda clever. The gameplay itself though is more tedious and boring than actually mopping up a real mess.
1/10, would not recommend.
Imagine trying to mop, except you can barely operate your limbs, your mop is garbage and actually makes the floor dirtier if you don't ring it out every 10 seconds, and you have to take a 5 minute walk to change the mop water every two minutes of mopping.
The idea of that game is that you're cleaning up the gory mess left behind after the over the top events of a scifi/videogame plot. Like genetically engineered monsters getting lose and tearing up a lab full of scientists. I think the concept is kinda clever. The gameplay itself though is more tedious and boring than actually mopping up a real mess. 1/10, would not recommend.
I’m sorry, I got confused by your last sentence. What exactly could possibly be more tedious and boring than actually cleaning up a mess?
Playing this crappy game.
Imagine trying to mop, except you can barely operate your limbs, your mop is garbage and actually makes the floor dirtier if you don't ring it out every 10 seconds, and you have to take a 5 minute walk to change the mop water every two minutes of mopping.
I understand the concept. I came across this after seeing Hostel one backslidden night. So it seemed more like an exercise in desensitizing people.