No Clean, No Exit

Clean out the abandoned house with your coworkers!

You and your crew have been sent to clean a house nobody else would touch.

Mop the floors, scrub the walls, take out the trash. Once it is all done, get in the truck and go home. That is it.

Oh, was there something else in the safety briefing?

Scrub every corner

The filth is not only on the floor. It is on the walls and on the ceiling too, so get every last spot.

Mops, brooms, buckets, even a pressure washer!

Pick the right tool for the stain in front of you.

Buy upgraded cleaning gear

Trash and junk will not move themselves. Everything you pick up goes in the bin!

Sounds like too much work?

A robot vacuum is standing by to collect the trash for you!

The shop stocks plenty of other tools too, so work hard and make some money.

Evict the current residents

These houses have been abandoned for a long time. There is no way they stayed empty.

Inside the walls, above the ceilings and under the floors, something has already settled in,

and it sees you as an intruder, not a cleaner.

You cannot reason with them, so make your case with a shotgun.

Dispose of the bodies

If your luck runs out, a coworker gets dragged off whole and turns up hanging from the ceiling.

The enemies you kill do not simply disappear either.

They are no longer enemies or coworkers, just more trash for you to take out.

Clean up and get out

Your employer does not care how tired you are, or even how badly you are hurt.

Once you hit the cleanliness the contract asked for, you can send the truck on its way again.

Finish the job before the time runs out and move on to the next house.

And do not forget to bring your coworkers along.