Wiped Clean VR

It's not Crime Scene Cleaner in VR. It's a horror game, with constant jump scare sounds, and super low poly rooms, that remind me of Doom 2 quality graphics. The controls are passable, but gathering trash is worse than doing it in real life. You need to go back to your van, and grab a trash can, and carry it from room to room. You need to squat and try multiple times to find the correct angle to grab each bullet casing, and broken bottle piece. There is no hint as to what is evidence to collect and what is not, so you spend a lot of time trying to fit things in your backpack to see what fits, and then sometimes the item will enter, and then sometimes it wont. So you missed some evidence. The sound is most annoying part. The crying, screaming, whimpering, footsteps, and wolf howls at just random times. Then contrast that with the cheezy over the top character acting like 1950s detectives. Think of entering a house in Phasmophbia, after the last team was killed, and you have to clean blood and prep it for the next group of ghost hunters, while not dying. If that appeals to you, then you might like this.

Stepping into Wiped Clean feels oddly satisfying. You play as an undercover agent whose job is to roll up your sleeves, scrub down gruesome crime scenes, bag bodies, dispose of trash, and wipe away every drop of evidence so that nothing is left behind. The VR immersion makes the grime, the blood spatters, even the lingering echoes of violence feel haunting but not overwhelming. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2I6_iSvKQ0 As you clean you also piece together the story: journals, recordings, clues hidden around the scene that hint at a larger conspiracy led by the notorious Victor Kane. The upgrades to tools feel earned, the tension builds naturally, and there’s a real sense of creeping dread beneath the scrubbing. It’s not just about cleaning up a mess, it’s about cleaning up someone else’s mess, literally brushing away a corpse or two, and discovering what lies beneath. For anyone curious about a VR game that’s more than just jump scares or combat, this one is worth trying.

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/YddR8ug22nM This is a solid game given the budget price. I absolutely love the concept. Viscera Cleanup Detail is one of my all-time favorite games. Unfortunately, if you're expecting the quality of VCD, then you're going to be disappointed. The physics, depth of gameplay, and the attention to detail are simply not here. However, given the budget price, it's still nice. I've always wanted a crime scene cleanup type game in VR and this one will have to be good enough for now. It's got a creepy atmosphere as well, but it will remind you of a B-horror movie with some of the lack of overall polish. It's clunky to play. The physics are pure arcade and sometimes just frustrating to deal with. The lighting is just bad overall. The visuals are nice for this budget price, but when it's too dark, it kind of defeats the purpose. There is a nice story and VOs as well. That's really good at this price point. Unfortunately, stuff like washing off the blood with a powerwasher just doesn't feel satisfying here. It's not as good as Powerwash simulator. Then you just pick up trash and put it in a trash bin that looks like a placeholder for what should look like a trash bin. Lastly, you move bodies from where they are to the truck outside. It's about as clunky as you can imagine. Game is running on the Unity Engine. You have full locomotion available, along with smooth or snap turning. I was getting mostly 90 fps, but did experience some micro-stutters as well. I had to play standing because when I tried playing seated, I was just too low to the ground. Lastly, there's very few VR interactions. You cannot actually grab most objects. [b]Rate 6/10.[/b] [quote]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.[/url][/quote]

This is so scary, I love the concept, but damn i got jumpscared so hard i was dying, screaming, but cool mystery thriller

Not what I thought I was getting that's for sure. Seems a decent game at the price point with interesting mechanics and a good story so far. Little shorter than what I expected, but will play further once more story is available.

Played for a bit and I really enjoyed it. It is a different take on the cleaning genre and includes scary elements. Intrigued by the story and great VO. Overall fun to play.

Wiped Clean VR, developed and published by Luminary Creations, is a narrative-driven virtual reality experience that blends crime scene cleanup simulation with psychological thriller elements. At first glance, the concept appears to follow the familiar structure of task-based cleaning games, placing players in grim, cluttered environments that require methodical scrubbing and disposal of evidence. However, beneath its procedural surface lies a darker narrative thread that transforms routine sanitation into an uneasy journey through conspiracy, secrecy, and creeping dread. You assume the role of an undercover operative posing as a professional cleaner tasked with erasing the aftermath of violent crimes. Each location is a contained story, filled with bloodstains, scattered objects, and hidden clues that hint at a larger criminal network operating behind the scenes. The gameplay loop revolves around physically interacting with the environment in VR—wiping down surfaces, collecting trash, bagging remains, and inspecting areas for overlooked traces. The tactile nature of these actions is central to immersion. Motion controls reinforce the sensation of scrubbing, reaching, and manipulating tools directly, making the player feel responsible for every stain removed and every piece of evidence handled. What elevates Wiped Clean VR beyond a straightforward simulator is its layered storytelling. As you meticulously clean each scene, fragments of narrative begin to surface. Journal entries, recorded messages, discarded devices, and subtle environmental details gradually reveal connections to a shadowy syndicate. The more thoroughly you investigate, the more the story unfolds, encouraging players to balance efficiency with curiosity. The act of cleaning becomes intertwined with uncovering secrets, giving purpose to what might otherwise feel repetitive. The tension builds slowly, with each completed job adding new context and deepening the sense that you are entangled in something far more dangerous than routine crime scene maintenance. Atmosphere plays a significant role in shaping the experience. Environments are deliberately dim, gritty, and oppressive, heightening the sense of isolation. Sound design reinforces unease through subtle ambient noise, distant echoes, and moments of near silence that amplify every movement you make. The visual presentation leans toward realism while maintaining a stylized darkness that complements the game’s tone. As the narrative shifts toward more unsettling revelations, psychological horror elements begin to seep into the periphery, blurring the boundary between mundane cleanup work and a more sinister undercurrent. Progression systems add light customization and upgrades, allowing you to improve tools and efficiency over time. These enhancements make later tasks smoother while maintaining the deliberate pacing that defines the game. Rather than focusing on speed or competitive scoring, Wiped Clean VR emphasizes thoroughness and attention to detail. Each job becomes a contained investigative puzzle where missed evidence or incomplete cleaning can carry narrative implications. The game’s pacing may feel slow for players accustomed to fast-paced action, as much of the experience is rooted in careful observation and repetitive mechanics. However, this deliberate rhythm aligns with its themes. The monotony of cleanup work contrasts sharply with the disturbing realities hidden beneath the surface. While some may find certain sections repetitive or wish for more dynamic variety, the methodical structure reinforces immersion and narrative tension. Ultimately, Wiped Clean VR offers a distinctive take on simulation by embedding a mystery within its mechanics. It uses VR’s strengths—presence, tactile interaction, and environmental immersion—to create a world that feels intimate and unsettling. Rather than delivering bombastic thrills, it relies on atmosphere and slow-burn storytelling to maintain engagement. For players who appreciate investigative narratives and immersive simulations with a psychological edge, Wiped Clean VR stands as a thoughtful and unconventional entry in the VR landscape, transforming the simple act of cleaning into a journey through hidden truths and lingering shadows. Rating: 6/10

Looks like a cheap mobile game with poor ahh map design. Release it on mobile and maybe someone might decide to pay. This aint PCVR

This game is very bad quality. It's pretty much the quality of game you would get out of a custom room in Horizon Worlds or Rec Room.

犯罪現場のパワーウォッシュシミュレーター、謎解きとホラー演出ありといった内容。 操作性も良く癖のある挙動もないので遊びやすいです。 必要な情報は文書や字幕で読めますので分かる単語を拾うだけでも内容はつかめるかと思います。 それでも日本語字幕は欲しいですね期待してます！ I want a Japanese translation, I'm looking forward to it