The game, which is set in New York, will let you figure out how you want to play, and levels are made to feel like a "predesigned puzzle" than was the case with the original. While the first game was influenced by the developer's earlier work on mobile titles, the sequel will be "a fully-fledged stealth-action crime story with complexity and challenge increased from its predecessor." "When Serial Cleaner hit the shelves three years ago, we at Draw Distance were still in the process of broadening the scope of the kind of games we wanted to develop," says marketing executive manager Marcin Kaleta.
The game, which is described as an "indirect sequel," will tie in to events from the original, but won't require knowledge of it to enjoy. A work-in-progression concept art screenshot, featuring what is clearly meant to be the convenience store from Clerks (Kevin Smith, 1994)
The art style is a bit less cartoony than it was in the first one, and the general vibe of the new art is much grittier. You need to collect evidence, drag bodies, and clean up pools of blood while dodging enemies. Like the original, Serial Cleaners will cast you as a mob cleaner, being sent to clean up crime scenes while avoiding getting caught by anyone else who shows up. Now, developer Draw Distance has shared some exclusive details with GameSpot about the sequel, how it will differ from the original, and what 90s pop-culture has most influenced the game. Serial Cleaners, the recently-announced 90s-set sequel to 2016's Serial Cleaner, didn't reveal many details in its enigmatic launch trailer.
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