Cyber Cleaner Simulator

If you love cyberpunk as a genre, this game is still not worth buying I wanted to like a cyberpunk cleaning simulator and the concept seemed really whimsical and amusing, but the UI is terrible. There are so many problems that I cannot imagine why someone released this, or how it could make it out of any sort of testing. You have a list of things to clean that disappears before you finish the level The notification that you have a skill point sticks around even after you use it The skills don't really do all that much interesting You're decorating a space ship but not really getting where The anti-AI message isn't subtle or used in any way that really enhances the game or story (which in a cyberpunk setting, it absolutely should) You are constantly getting locked out of being able to look around yourself and that can only be fixed by emotes, see: I don't know how a flaw that massive was missed There should have been literally any kind of voice acting Its just kitbash and I genuinely get the sense that the Devs never played this... Normally I really enjoy getting to see what small devs have to say and how they integrate a message into the story, but again, not here Its so sad and somewhat offensive that you would make a cyberpunk setting and have genuinely nothing to say but 'same grind, different day' . That could have, itself, been potentially funny and subversive, but again, no real effort was put into it Also, its way too easy to accidentally finish levels when theres rewards for full cleanup. I genuinely believe that an AI could have made a better game or done way better storytelling

Fellow Ship AI: "Hear about the Euro district? Banned real meat. They're all chugging cricket slurry now." Protagonist: "For the record, If eating bugs is the future, I respectfully choose extinction. Over." Love the humor. Did remind me prompt of this: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?qid=1739181398280&uri=CELEX%3A32025R0089 "Novel Food Regulation". Hey, EU. Fuck you. Stick to the EEA or go back to the ECSC and make contracts instead of saturating your bureaucratic pals. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- But now to more positive and some (significantly) negative aspects for the gameplay: The positives: First of all, the humor is excellent. The sarcastic dialogue and satirical references are genuinely entertaining and give the game a personality of its own. The graphics are another strong point. The environments look great, and visually, there is very little to complain about. The controls feel somewhat clunky, but nowhere near as bad as some other Steam reviews might suggest. They certainly could use some refinement, but I wouldn't consider them a major issue. What I particularly appreciate is the developers' active approach to patching the game. There has already been noticeable progress. For example, Level 2 – Train Station – became completable for me after a patch. Previously, certain objectives were displayed even though the corresponding objects simply did not spawn in the level. That is a concrete improvement, and it deserves recognition. The negatives: Unfortunately, several technical issues currently prevent me from recommending the game. Update - Skill Tree and Accessibility of Objects: One of the most frustrating problems involves the hint system. Activating hints sometimes highlights dirt or trash in locations that appear to be unreachable. In some cases, objects seem to be stuck behind or inside floors, walls, or other environmental obstacles. However, I have since unlocked the Hook ability, which might provide access to some of these locations. I haven't tested this possibility yet, so I cannot rule out that some of these apparent glitches are actually related to the game's progression mechanics. Another issue is the inconsistent objective and statistics display. The number of objects shown as available or remaining does not always correspond reliably to what can actually be found in the level. In a cleaning simulator, where completing objectives is the central gameplay mechanic, such inconsistencies are particularly annoying. The skill tree could benefit from a clearer visual presentation. It isn't immediately obvious where the progression starts, which initially led me to select the wrong ability. Furthermore, three skills appeared to be unlocked already, possibly carried over from my time with the demo. This is particularly strange because I had deleted my previous save and started a new game. Skill allocation itself does work, so this is primarily a usability issue rather than a broken mechanic. While some of these issues may be related to unclear gameplay mechanics rather than actual bugs, the inconsistent objective statistics remain a frustrating problem. Conclusion: For now, unfortunately, it's a thumbs down. Not because the game lacks potential. Quite the opposite: I enjoy its humor, appreciate its visual presentation, and find the underlying gameplay concept appealing. However, the inconsistent objective statistics, apparent object glitches, and unclear presentation of certain gameplay mechanics still negatively affect the experience. The encouraging part is that the developers are actively releasing patches, and I have already experienced tangible improvements, particularly with Level 2 – Train Station. In my opinion, the developers don't need to re

while there is some enjoyment in this, it still needs a lot of work, some cleaning objectives are in unreachable areas of the map, had to glitch to one, some of the nests in the final area don't register hits from the flamethrower and one tool you only use in the tutorial and NOWHERE else, it's playable in my opinion but not release worthy

プレイ状況：駅のステージをクリアした後辺りで返金。 ・スキップ不可の会話とイベントのせいで進行ペースは壊滅的 ・ストーリー/目標達成を重視している設計と清掃ゲームの相性が非常に悪い。 　100%清掃したいのに90%ぐらいで目標表示が「帰宅する」になってしまって進捗が分かりにくくなる(Statsで確認可能)し、クリア済みのステージを再訪して100%達成や収集物探しもできない。 ・ツールの種類が非常に多いわりに、「１つしか用途がない」＋「どれもやることはほぼ同じ、対象物を見つけてクリックするか長押しするかのどっちか」という代わり映えのなさ。 ・リリースバージョンなのに簡単にデバッグメニューを開けてしまうのはさすがにいただけない。

Забагованая хрень.

Oh man. Ich habe mich sehr auf das Spiel gefreut und wollte es so sehr mögen. Das Konzept ist genau mein Ding. Sachen in Ordnung bringen und das ganze in einem schönen SiFi-Setting. Aber das Spiel kommt mit einer menge Probleme an den Start. In eigentlich jedem Level gibt es Dinge, die man nicht aufheben kann, weil sie unerreichbar sind, oder es einfach so nicht geht. Auf dem Schiff ist beispielsweise ein Stück Müll unter einer Scheibe. Es führt kein Weg dahin. Und in diesem großen Laborgebäude hing im ersten Stock ein Cyber-Bienen-Nest, dass man nicht zerstören konnte. Das Spiel ist voll mit so was. Sämtliche Upgrades für das Schiff bringen rein gar nichts. Man kauft für über 2k ein Obeservationsdeck und da passiert gar nichts. Bestenfalls hat man eine optische Veränderung, wie bei dem shielded Cargo Bay, wo dann außerhalb des Schiffes was angebaut wird, aber es bringt einem rein gar nichts. zudem waren ein Teil der gekauften Upgrades nach dem ich das Spiel beendet und neu gestartet hatte, einfach wieder weg. Allerdings hatte ich auch mein Geld zurück. Das Paceing ist auch nicht gut. Man bekommt ALLE Werkzeuge direkt zu Beginn. Somit schaltet man eben halt nichts neues frei. Aber davon gibt es auch nur 15. Und nach jedem Level schaltet man ein weiteres Level frei. Das wirkt dann jedoch nicht, wie ein wirklicher Fortschritt. Im Prinzip verändert sich eben das Spiel nach dem Tutorial überhaupt nicht mehr. In einigen Leveln gab es auch Ziele, die ich gar nicht erfüllen konnte. Laut meiner Anzeige wenn man "x" drückt, war alles erledigt. Ich konnte auch mit nichts mehr interagieren. Trotzdem hieß es am Ende, dass manche Dinge nicht erledigt wurden. Und ich verstehe auch die Geschichte mit den NPC's in denn Leveln nicht. Die hängen teilweise von der Decke, ganz offensichtlich also tot. Wenn man die aufhebt, bekommen die auf einmal eine Dialogzeile, wo die als Obdachlose bezeichnet werden. Man schmeißt die dann in den Müll, wo es auch einen kleinen Bluteffekt gibt. Also sind das nun Leichen und man bildet sich das ein? Oder entsorgt man dort wirklich unschuldige, hilfsbedürftige Leute einfach im Schredder? Alles in allem wirkt das Spiel schon eher wie eine Early, als wie in fertiges Spiel. Zusammen mit den anderen Fehlern, kann ich hier nicht mehr geben als eine bedauerliche 4/10.

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