Haz Games Announces BrainWash: Zombie Cleanup for PC
A zombie game where the shooting is only half the job, and the other half is mopping up afterwards, puts the genre's usual aftermath on the player's clock instead of the credits.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Haz Games has announced BrainWash: Zombie Cleanup, a cleaning simulation game for PC via Steam, built around solo and co-op play. It is set in a retro 1950s world where the zombie pandemic is ending. Players take on jobs with guns and cleaning tools, killing remaining zombies, then washing away blood and clearing corpses. Wages buy equipment upgrades. The developer said a console version is planned after the Steam release.
Haz Games has put a store page up for BrainWash: Zombie Cleanup, a PC game on Steam with solo and co-op support. The pitch inverts the usual zombie power fantasy: the pandemic is winding down, and the work left over is extermination plus cleanup.
Jobs pair guns with cleaning tools. Shoot a zombie, then wash the blood away and clear the corpse. Wages from those jobs go into equipment upgrades. The store page lays out the co-op split directly, with one player handling the zombies while the other cleans, or both tackling the grime together. The developer said on social media that a console version is planned after the Steam release.
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