Alternatives to this game?

[Jennifer Lawrence]

Recently finished and absolutely LOVED every bit of it. I want to know if anyone has some good recommendations to other games like this while we wait for more content.

[Vexleigh]

I'm told Viscera Cleanup Detail is similar. I haven't played it myself, but I do intend to give it a shot.

[hammerofthegods]

I'm just curious if they're gonna give us a Halloween job or series of Halloween jobs, that'd be cool. They could go really dark with a murder house or something but they may want to keep it PG lmao.

[AlphaCommander42]

Fresh Start maybe

[atthebeach760]

I too would be interested in a similar type of game. As an aside I tried Lawn Mowing Simulator, but it gave me terrible motion sickness after 30 minutes of play.

[glowsticky]

Viscera Cleanup is pretty similar but I found it frustrating and annoying pretty fast.

[Jennifer Lawrence]

Originally posted by glowsticky:

Viscera Cleanup is pretty similar but I found it frustrating and annoying pretty fast.

Same. I was thinking of house flipper.

[pgraham87015]

House Cleaning Survival. It's very short though. I bought Viscera Clean Up but I couldn't get it to work and I didn't really understand what you had to do. I got a refund.

[disasterjones]

Lawn Mower Simulator gives me the same sort of completionist satisfaction that I get from this. Dunno if it's a helpful suggestion or not, but I recommend giving it a try.

[pgraham87015]

I play Train Station Renovation and once I got it running on my Steamdeck I'm half way through the Germany DLC. You have to collect rubbish hoover up a bit of Power washing graffiti if you have enough stars, then you refurbish the station also you sometimes fix a train coach interior.

[Laryagar]

I played through Career and all the diamond jobs...in both regular and in research versions, for this game.

I play Viscera once in a while when desperate.

Viscera I gave up on the first time I played it then tried again...still stopped after a while but did figure out the gameplay...at least some of it. The key is patience. It is a little too realistic in its cleanup. The mop has to be rinsed in a bucket of water and the bucket has to be cleaned and refilled else it gets bloody and you start making a bigger mess than what you were trying to clean. You have to be careful how you walk because you will leave bloody footprints.

This game has that nice balance where you get the fun of seeing everything get cleaned up without the more realistic but tedious chores. House Flipper is good but is more than cleaning, painting, gardening, a lot of contractor type work and a sandbox part where you buy a house and fix it up and try to make a profit off of it by listening to "clients" that criticize what you do.

[Danish Pastry]

House flipper is the closest thing, I think. Because it has no real "stress" elements, like gas-station simulation, where you are constantly busy og Viscera Clean-up Detail which is downright frustrating but very well made.

[pgraham87015]

Originally posted by Danish Pastry:

House flipper is the closest thing, I think. Because it has no real "stress" elements, like gas-station simulation, where you are constantly busy og Viscera Clean-up Detail which is downright frustrating but very well made.

I had Viscera Clean Up Detail but I got a refund because I couldn't work out how to play it plus it doesn't work on my handheld PC.

Not sure how it would work on the Steamdeck.