Robin reviews the festive add-on to the janitor simulator.
Kinglink says "We’re getting ready for the family at home, bookended between Thanksgiving and Christmas, it’s time for the ritual of family, friends, and cleaning that is required for everything. That’s the focus of home life. So why not digitize that and clean as a game. Honestly, if you asked me to make a million games, I would never think of it, however, the team at Runestorm came up with it, and I think it’s one of the most inventive games I’ve ever played. But is it more than just an idea?"
Blood in games can be interpreted in many ways and it's often the climax of a plot. If you see a bloody handprint, it is a sign for trouble. As a detective, you are happy about evidence. As a vampire, you gladly take the snack. Are you a soldier and see this jam running down your screen, you should probably take cover. What ever may be the case, blood is effective. No matter the genre or story, as a stylistic device it makes scenes memorable. Here are very personal experiences about blood in games.
The world has been plagued with failed experiments, alien invasions, and underground monsters attacking research facilities. Victory was hard-fought, but now someone has to clean up after the heroes. The learning curve is steep, but the game is only as stressful as you make it in this casual 2015 game.
