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About Crime Scene Cleaner: Prologue
Crime Scene Cleaner: Prologue drops you into a grim workplace where you must erase the aftermath of a hitman's job. The free introductory chapter follows the main character as he cleans a wealthy entrepreneur’s villa, driven by his daughter’s safety.
You will clear bodies, destroy evidence, and use tools that appear in the full game. The prologue showcases the core loop of cleaning, evidence removal, equipment upgrades, and stealing for money while staying out of police suspicion.
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Prologue Story
The opening scene places the protagonist inside a local entrepreneur’s villa, revealing personal stakes tied to his daughter’s well‑being. This narrative frame explains why he accepted the dangerous cleaning job.
Although the prologue is free, it provides a glimpse of the larger story that continues beyond the villa, with the villa’s dirty secrets to discover and hide.
- Notice dialogue references to the daughter for narrative context.
- Study the villa’s layout and environmental details to spot recurring cues.
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Crime Scene Cleaning
Core gameplay centers on deep‑cleaning the crime scene. You use tools from the full game’s arsenal to scrub, wipe, and sanitize the area, aiming for a thorough result.
Cleaning is presented as a method to stay out of the police’s radar, linking thoroughness directly to avoiding suspicion.
- Identify the most visible messes first to reduce obvious clutter.
- Observe how different tools affect the speed of cleaning specific surfaces.
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Evidence Destruction
Players must destroy crucial pieces of evidence, and the game also features a “cleaner’s sense” to activate. This action supports the goal of staying unnoticed by law enforcement.
The destruction mechanic appears alongside cleaning, emphasizing its importance in the overall cleanup process.
- Spot objects that stand out as obvious evidence before starting the clean.
- Compare the visual state of destroyed versus untouched items to gauge effectiveness.
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Equipment Upgrade
The game lists the ability to upgrade your equipment, indicating that better tools become available as you progress. Upgrades are part of the core feature set.
Upgrading suggests an improvement to cleaning efficiency or evidence removal, though specific effects are not detailed.
- Note which tools feel slower and consider them upgrade candidates.
- Test an upgraded tool on the same task to see any noticeable change.
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Stealing for Money
Players can “Steal to make more money,” providing a financial incentive beyond the cleaning tasks. This aligns with the game’s shadow‑operating theme.
The theft mechanic is listed among core features, showing it is an intended activity during crime scenes.
- Look for items that are easy to collect without interrupting cleaning.
- Observe which stolen items appear in multiple scenes for consistency.
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