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2017 PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch −80 % 14.99 € 2.99 € 10 days left 👍 86 % Very positive, 3,770 reviews on Steam

You play a 1970s crime-scene cleaner who sneaks past police, hides bodies and wipes away evidence, treating each level like a small stealth puzzle. The bold retro look and dry humor give it a distinct personality.

What defines Serial Cleaner:

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Serial Cleaner are Party Hard, Card Shark and Party Hard 2. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Serial Cleaner special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Party Hard

90 %

2015 PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch 9.75 € 👍 90 % Very positive, 11,542 reviews on Steam

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Tactical depth
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

You play a fed-up neighbor who sneaks into parties and quietly eliminates every guest by setting traps, dodging witnesses and outwitting the police. Pixel art and dark humor meet tricky stealth-puzzle levels.

Card Shark

Focus on a single character

You play a mute assistant to a charming con man in 18th-century France, cheating nobles with card tricks, marked decks and secret signals. Each deception is a tactile, timing-based minigame, wrapped in a stylish story of intrigue.

Party Hard 2

Tactical depth

You play a killer crashing parties, quietly eliminating every guest before the police arrive. Traps, environmental tricks and dark humor make for a stylish pixel-art stealth puzzle.

Slayaway Camp

Tactical depth

A darkly funny sliding-block puzzle game where you play slasher Skullface and creatively dispatch blocky teens across parodies of 80s horror movies. Its colorful look and gory-yet-cute humor define the experience.

The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve

Linear, curated structure

A courtroom mystery set in Victorian London and Meiji-era Japan, where you play a young defense attorney exposing contradictions in testimonies, jury arguments and Herlock Sholmes' wild deductions. It stands out for quirky humor, gripping interwoven cases and a strong finale.

The Rise of the Golden Idol

Focus on a single character

A deduction-driven detective puzzler where you solve 20 bizarre crime scenes in 1970s America by gathering clues, identifying people and piecing together events yourself. There is no hand-holding, only your own logic and observation.

Neighbours from Hell

Focus on a single character

A gleefully mischievous puzzle-stealth game where you sneak around your grumpy neighbour's house rigging pranks for a TV show while dodging his patrols. Clever item combos and good timing set off slapstick chain reactions.

Gunpoint

Tactical depth

A stealth puzzler where you play a spy who rewires buildings with the Crosslink to outwit guards. A short, wry noir story with dry humor ties the heists together.

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