This is a nice little touch of “Fresh Start Cleaning Simulator”: After only a short while, you can really see your impact on the environment.
You are invited into each new scenario via postcard with lots of animal puns by clearing all the quests in the current area while also making sure that nature takes over again by clearing mud and rubble, and by watering plants. You start cleaning a railway line for a cat conductor, visit whales in the icy north, clean a Japanese garden for some pandas, extinguish trees for the koala population of Australia, and lastly get rid of oil spills for turtles on the African coastline.
The game currently features five areas, which take you all around the globe. Give these places a Fresh Start!” So, the aponymous “fresh start” is us going to polluted areas and giving the local wildlife a home worth living in.Īnimals need our help and even write postcards to tell us about their plight but how they learned to write is not explained, nor does any animal ever talk to you in the game. Make new friends, take care of nature or even plant a forest. Clean polluted environment, repair, renovate and turn on objects long forgotten by time. The developer even states this in the Steam store description text: “ Feel Good Post-apo simulator of cleaning up and repairing a fallen world in single-player FPS mode.
I found the approach of restoring the home of some pandas quite interesting, even though I would say that the game did not live up to my expectations but more about that in the article down below.Īs far as we as the players know, Planet Earth in “Fresh Start Cleaning Simulator” has been victim to some apocalyptic event which apparently hurt Mother Nature the most. Instead of cleaning houses and/or vehicles in “PowerWash Simulator” or removing body parts and other ghastly remains from a facility in “Viscera Cleanup Detail”, in this title we restore nature and clean the landscape. “Fresh Start Cleaning Simulator” joins the ranks of meditative cleaning games, this one taking the environment as its unique spin and selling point. Here we have another random simulator game that just so happened to pique my interest enough to give it a try.
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