Over the course of 20 contracts (and 10 bonus unlockable contracts), I found myself struggling halfway. While it’s not as easy to see cop locations in this mode, this is useful for when you’re taking shortcuts across the map into unseen areas. A helpful addition is ‘Cleaner Vision’ which zooms out the map in black and white and highlights the points of interest. In the heavily patrolled areas, this can get frustrating fast, constantly popping in and out of cover to slowly get a body back to a body drop point, or to clean up a patch of blood that takes several tries to get, then waiting for the cop to hang around until they go back on patrol. If you do get caught in a cop’s line of sight, you can leg it to a hiding spot where they can’t arrest you and you just need to wait for them to go back to their usual route. The cops are generally all over the places you need to clean, so it becomes a frantic dash over the blood patches while trying not to generate too much noise to draw their attention - in case catching you in their sight isn’t enough. As the cops patrol, you’ll be running around stealing evidence, dumping bodies and cleaning blood, and then getting the hell out of there. Once you hit the crime scene, you’ll find the cops patrolling around with a good ol’ Metal Gear Solid cone of view to help keep you out of sight. There’s just enough to keep everything moving along, and the sections where you’re at home are just a further extension of the look of the time. There isn’t much to the story, but there doesn’t need to be. Most of it involves you having to go around between each job to see what’s being reported, but you can completely skip this and just answer the phone calls, and be on the way to your station wagon.
The story unfolds through phone conversations, reading newspapers, watching TV and listening to the radio. The story is set throughout the 70’s, where The Cleaner is working off some hefty debts with the mob, doing clean up for a serial killer and coming home to have conversations with your Mum.
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