
Psychological horror set in your favorite place: a nice hot shower.
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The concept and mechanics were cool, but the speeds switching from "cleaning" to "searching" is less than favorable. The meter goes down quickly and I don't understand the point of not being able to close the door, etc. It would make more sense if you had to monitor doors or windows opening, rather than the killer passing through the walls. Also, the killer's speed compared to ours makes this unnecessarily difficult that this game becomes a game of patience, taking away from the game play. It goes from thrilling to annoying real fast.
You, the victims, is/were taking a shower. The evil is has killed you. Listen for sounds and visual glitches. You can delay the inevitable by looking at it. You're washing your body parts. In order for it to have been washed, it needs to reach 100%. An evil entity(?) or killer is watching you. If you don't catch it by looking at it, game ends, back to main menu. There are 5 maybe 6 victims, 4 showers/”days” to complete. It's boring and glitched. I kept failing on new victims on the 1st day, as the level starts. The camera glitches and angles itself. The game graphics can fail. Play too fast and the game can quit to main menu. It's free now on Steam. But it seems like it costed ~€5 before. I don't recommend.
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[h1]Before I played Squeaky Clean, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
So, let's simulate taking a nice hot shower. Ok, we're soaping up our arms now, getting them nice and clean, then let's move on to the legs, scrub scrub scrub, then rub that nice soap all over our body to get that nice and clean, and then we go on to the wonderful scented shampoo, where we OK WHAT THE HELL IS THIS CRAP. Another steaming pile of trash game. Rating: 1/10
a mission in Mafia 2 if it were a horror movie
This is why I dont shower.
Not good, not bad. I'd play it again, but only if I was bored and out of spooky games. Not much lore to it, and its pretty rinse and repeat, literally. Also not much in the way of instructions, didn't realize the sound was the trigger for a while. I think I'd give this one a 6/10.
I really really enjoyed this game! The gameplay is very simple and easy to grasp. The graphics are nice and retro to add to the charm but to also add to the creepiness of the horror scenes and the killer. I like how there's details in each bathroom you should take note of to avoid the killer and how the atmosphere changes as you move on to a different victim. I also found this sweet little secret mini-game I was enjoying in between some some levels that I thought was fun! My only addition, I wish there was something small you had to do while washing. I know you have to look and listen out for clues but even just having to move the mouse back and forth or "clean" off an area to add to the immersion of taking a relaxing shower as opposed to staring at the screen watching for action. Otherwise, I had fun and beat 3 victims on my first play! Definitely recommend!
not very horror but good
not really that scary
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