DLC for Viscera Cleanup Detail
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to get on with the job and clean this place up! In this DLC for Viscera Cleanup Detail, you will have to deal with the aftermath of a mission on Dr. Hades lair.
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Great and huge DLC for the main game with a ton of stuff to clean.
Viscera Cleanup Detail is all about cleaning stuff. Nothing more. You take your little mop and broom and get to work. You do this for over twenty levels and expect to be bored out of your mind but surprisingly this is not the case. Surprisingly, it has a fairly good story you can follow in which you chase after the rogue janitor Bob and find his rotten corpse at the end. This alone gives you purpose to play this game, not turning it into a chore (pun intended).
There are several DLC maps you can play in Viscera Cleanup Detail.
In the second DLC I played, you got the Vulcan Affair. In this DLC, you are on a rocket launch site, which is the lair of Dr. Hades. A secret spy was send on a mission here to stop the launch of the rocket and left a big mess. It is your job to clean it up.
This map and DLC is the biggest one yet. There are many underground halls and the upper platform is also fairly large. It also has a lot of small spaces between storage crates and factory equipment. This can make it a little difficult to keep track of what mess is left and personally, I found this map a little confusing in general.
Nevertheless, it was just as fun as the other DLC's and the main game, and I would surely recommend it.
The game, and this DLC is easily played solo but is, like many other games a lot more fun when playing together. Especially because you can see the other players wobbling back and forth. The walk cycle of the janitor character models is hilarious.
Definitely recommend this one.
Viscera Cleanup Detail is all about cleaning stuff. Nothing more. You take your little mop and broom and get to work. You do this for over twenty levels and expect to be bored out of your mind but surprisingly this is not the case. Surprisingly, it has a fairly good story you can follow in which you chase after the rogue janitor Bob and find his rotten corpse at the end. This alone gives you purpose to play this game, not turning it into a chore (pun intended).
There are several DLC maps you can play in Viscera Cleanup Detail.
In the second DLC I played, you got the Vulcan Affair. In this DLC, you are on a rocket launch site, which is the lair of Dr. Hades. A secret spy was send on a mission here to stop the launch of the rocket and left a big mess. It is your job to clean it up.
This map and DLC is the biggest one yet. There are many underground halls and the upper platform is also fairly large. It also has a lot of small spaces between storage crates and factory equipment. This can make it a little difficult to keep track of what mess is left and personally, I found this map a little confusing in general.
Nevertheless, it was just as fun as the other DLC's and the main game, and I would surely recommend it.
The game, and this DLC is easily played solo but is, like many other games a lot more fun when playing together. Especially because you can see the other players wobbling back and forth. The walk cycle of the janitor character models is hilarious.
Definitely recommend this one.