Anomalous Cleaning Detail Releases on Steam at 1,000 Yen
The release pairs a routine cleaning loop with anomaly-identification work, and ties each cleaned building to town-wide upgrades that unlock more contracts and tools, so the chores feed an ongoing progression rather than a single job.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Pixel Drip Games released Anomalous Cleaning Detail, a first-person cleaning simulator set in a town troubled by paranormal phenomena. Players scrub dirt, clear debris, and repair damage from years of neglect, then use anomalies such as moving objects, electrical interference, possessed portraits, and spatial distortions as clues to identify and exorcise the entity in a building. Cleaning buildings improves the town and unlocks new contracts and tools. The game is on Steam for PC at 1,000 yen, with a 20% discount until October 16.
The Steam version ships with an arachnophobia mode for players afraid of spiders, and Pixel Drip Games says it includes numerous bug fixes and added features over the demo. The discount runs through October 16, after which the price returns to 1,000 yen. Anomalies in a building function as the clue set: spotting moving objects, electrical interference, possessed portraits, or spatial distortions is how a player narrows down which entity is present before the exorcism. Progression moves outward from the individual job, since a properly cleaned and purified building shifts the state of the whole town and opens up new contracts, tools, and opportunities.
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