Cash Cleaner Simulator

The game has a lot of style, and I like that. The designs of money and how money flies and piles up, and even sloshes, is all tremendously satisfying. The world and lore is pretty neat, even when it didn't have to be. It's definitely a 'simulator' style game, if you know what I mean. Sorting and organizing can be fun, and there's a lot of room to adept your own way of playing it, though I'm not sure if much of them are optimized at all. The progression of your tools is fun, but unfortunately short lived. Because if you're used to factory and incremental games, you kind of expect it to ramp up to a point that it doesn't even come close to. Everything being so physics based means things tend to fall and pile in inconvenient ways, and nothing feels designed to make bill transportation or machine layout precise or easy. In fact, this annoyance seems to be the core design, it's pushback you think you will eventually get tools to alleviate, but you never do. Once you have your space set up in a functional way, and no more new toys to play with, the core of the gameplay is just carrying money around in repetitive ways with a horrendously slow walkspeed. It's not a BAD game, but I wish I had paid less for it, and you're probably better off with something like Schedule 1 or Parcel Sim if you don't already have those checked and are looking for something new. There's a lot here that could have mixed up the gameplay more, but if it does, I never got to that point before doing the "final" mission. The mission came pretty abruptly in what FELT like my midgame, but seeing no more cool unlocks on the market, I realized I was done with my playthrough. So... what's the point of that big vault room? Well, it basically serves no gameplay function. You're not el presidente hoarding your retirement funds, or logging marked valuable items, and because it doesn't have a place to ship money it's not even really a viable place to set up shop. So I wish the game was more varied in general. It ends abruptly without really feeling like hitting a gameplay peak, and at the very least I really wish your quests were more varied, more often, earlier on. If you're less logistically focused and enjoy taking a lot of time just to making your environment look cool, with no gameplay benefits, you'll probably have more fun with the game than someone who isn't that way. A recommend, but at $10 or less.

Cash Cleaner Simulator is an enjoyable little number go up sort of game. Its a tiny game that feels a lot larger than it actually is and, while it does not have much depth, what is there is enjoyable to chew on for a day or two. The 40 hour playtime is just me enjoying building up reserves and optimizing the system while chasing a few achievements. Simple sort of brain-off sorts of tasks so I would expect most people to get 10-12 hours out of it. For the good, its very punchy and satisfying. The story is fun and funny, not deep but had me interested. Game is technically endless and preforms pretty well. Doesn’t take itself too serious and all the mechanics come together pretty flawlessly. At time of writing, there is a memory leak somewhere that causes the performance of the game to degrade visibly at 6+ hours of continuous gameplay but is solved by a quick game restart so not really a big deal. Its also very grindy; you do one thing the entire time and, while it becomes faster/easier over time with upgraded machines, it can never be fully automated. A couple of the achievements are entirely RNG. I played 40 hours and couldn’t finish the ‘Notes of Anarchy’ achievement but have almost 2 full collections for the ‘Heads or Tales’ achievement. I don’t know if its worth the full $20 price but, on pretty much any sale, it was an enjoyable pickup.

Great game, lots of missions and stuff to unlock. I think what I like most about this game is that it doesn't force you to play it a particular way, you can organise and setup all your stuff just how you like it. Get super organised with shelves and labelled storage, organise areas for specific currency counts with tables and counters. Or, don;t, and just have piles of random money left all over the floor! Play it however you like...

I had a lot of fun with this game, I'll write some findings here that everyone might already know but if you're thinking about buying this game it may help. - Put your large dryers on pallet trolleys - When an industrial washer has finished washing, open the door but don't take anything out. Open the door on the trolley dryer, park it right in front of the industrial washer, and the pull the eject lever on the industrial washer. - All the money goes into the dryer at once, close the dryer door, you can turn it on and move it, doubling its use as a container, to your sorter machines while its drying. - Always use your scanner on containers and your orders. It tells you everything so you can always double check your work, make sure orders are correct, and it will tell you which containers have valuables and collectibles. - Don't worry about the cat interfering, it won't knock anything over or otherwise ruin your day. But it will jump on top of your machines, in empty boxes, onto shelves, and otherwise have fun watching you work. The meows it makes aren't annoyingly loud or repetitive. - You can 'connect' all your sorters so any bills the machine doesn't process will be spit out and can fall right into another sorter (it takes a bit trial and error to get the angle just right so each machine catches the money) so you can drop any currency into your first sorter and it will all filter down to your other machines and everything is sorted and wrapped as long as you keep filling up your first sorter. - The music is really fun, buy all the cat radios. I would definitely recommend this game especially if you like your job sim games to be relaxing and like to go at your own pace. Some orders are time-limited but you're usually given 24 in-game hours which is plenty. Keep in mind discarding quests will reduce your reputation for orders.

This is a meh game, I would not suggest this to anyone and unless you can get it at a steep price drop, don't waste your money. I played it, uninstalled, jumped back in later and played it again, and uninstalled again; it really just can't hold my attention for long. Also, the sun coming up and moving across the sky makes the graphics freeze and become janky for a bit; I thought it was my display settings but even at its lowest settings it still did it. I wish there was a meh side thumb up but there isn't so I am giving it a thumbs down.

I forgot who I saw play this but it looked really fun. It is indeed fun and I play it a little bit every once and a while.

Make sure to look up gameplay videos of this before purchasing it, as the trailers don't really illustrate the gameplay loop very well. If you're a fan of 52 Pickup, this ♥♥♥♥ is right up your alley - otherwise you should save your money.

Simple, relaxing, and a great way to clear your head after a long day. There's something satisfying about the repetitive gameplay loop, making it perfect for unwinding. If you have a bit of OCD or just enjoy keeping things neat and organized, you'll probably find this game surprisingly enjoyable. Simple, chill, and oddly addictive. 💵

Ill probably change this later but right now I'm mad. I turned in a quest and went over by 2k and it says I'm 2k under. Learn how to do math before you release a game like this... It just did it again...i guess this is a regular thing in this game.

C'est le genre de jeux qui est fais pour ce détendre avec des mécanismes simples et assez envoutants. je recommande juste de mettre une playlist en fond que les musiques du jeu ne sont pas folles.