Social Deduction Cleaning Sim Sneaky Clean Launches on Steam
Sneaky Clean blends cleaning simulation with social deduction, letting players either clean or sabotage, a twist on the typical cleaning sim genre.
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Clean Team released Sneaky Clean on Steam. Players clean a dirty resort while identifying a traitor who secretly makes messes. The game includes proximity voice chat, character customization, and adjustable rules. It costs 905 yen, with a 30 percent launch discount to 633 yen until August 22.
The game puts players in a luxury resort filled with trash and grime. They use a pressure washer for wall stains and a mop for floor dirt, all while watching for the culprit who dirties things on purpose.
Roles decide the approach. A cleaner pretends to work while hunting the saboteur; the traitor waits for a chance to make messes or uses items like stun grenades and vision obstruction to interfere. Proximity voice chat lets players talk in character, and rule settings cover resort size and timers.
Sneaky Clean is out on Steam for 905 yen. The launch sale drops it to 633 yen, a 30 percent cut, through August 22.
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