Step into the criminal underworld in the definitive tactile VR crime scene cleaner simulator on Meta Quest. When the mob leaves behind a bloody aftermath, you are the specialist sent in to sanitize the room. Bag forensic evidence, scrub bloodstained surfaces, dispose of bodies, and erase every trace before sirens echo outside.
TACTILE VR CLEANUP & PHYSICS
Manual Disposal & Heavy Physics: Drag heavy corpses, zip body bags with your own hands, load incinerators, and chemically dissolve biological remains. Every object reacts with 1:1 physical weight—no button shortcuts.
Forensic Tools & UV Scanners: Wield specialized UV blacklights, chemical sprays, and black-market detectors to uncover microscopic blood splatter, hidden shell casings, and wiped fingerprints across walls and floors.
Evidence Destruction & Sanitization: Scrub bloodstains using realistic pressure and motion. Pack murder weapons, dissolve illicit contraband in acid baths, and sanitize entire crime scenes to pass strict police forensic sweeps.
High-Stakes Countdown & Stealth Pressure: Sirens draw closer and suspicious neighbors linger outside. Manage your time, maintain stealth, and work under intense psychological pressure where one overlooked droplet means prison.
Comfort-Focused Gameplay: Designed from the ground up for seated, standing, or room-scale setups. Smooth, natural physical interactions provide deep immersion with zero motion sickness.
They make the mess. You erase the evidence.
September 15, 2026
The Evidence Cleaner is still being built. Three new crime scenes are in production right now: THE GALLERY — a modern art museum. Open halls, glass skylights, sculpture floors, and a lot of very expensive things you are not allowed to break. THE PENTHOUSE — two floors at the top of the city.…
July 11, 2026
Get ready, players! We just dropped a brand-new update, and it’s a big one. Here is what’s waiting for you inside Version 0.1.24: 🗺️ New Level, New Twist! Think you’ve mastered the game? Think again. We’ve just added a brand-new level featuring a unique twist that will completely change how you…
June 23, 2026
There are things that are fun in a game but would be absolutely awful in real life. Cleaning nasty crime scenes is definitely one of them. I'm a huge fan of PowerWash Simulator, but after finishing all the levels, I was looking for something that could scratch the same itch. Finally, my prayers have been answered: The Evidence Cleaner is here. At first glance, it might seem like a simple copy of the formula, but it adds so much more to the concept. You start out with nothing but a mop, but as you progress, your arsenal of tools keeps growing. Besides cleaning up blood and filth, you also have to dispose of evidence, get rid of broken objects, and complete a variety of other tasks. What makes it even more engaging is that most levels put you under pressure, forcing you to work efficiently while still doing a thorough job. The result is a gameplay loop that is both challenging and incredibly satisfying. For me, this is one of the coolest games of the year. I had an absolute blast with it
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June 24, 2026
This was a scam. It used AI generated renders to make it seem as if the game was well-made and well designed. It’s full of free models, it has AI voice acting, AI icons, and AI loading screens. I’m so disappointed, especially since I had talked to the developers about this game and SWORE they were actual renders. They were lying. Disgrace to The Crimescene Cleaner. Don’t buy.
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June 23, 2026
There's something strangely satisfying about transforming a crime scene into a spotless room. Every stain removed and every bit of evidence collected feels incredibly rewarding. It's great fun despite the pressure and rather questionable working conditions! The gameplay is smooth, the VR immersion is excellent, and before you know it, you've spent far longer scrubbing floors and walls than you ever would in real life. Who knew cleaning blood could be this entertaining? A great concept that's equal parts dark humour and satisfying gameplay and great even in early access.
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July 19, 2026
Updating my review, I shouldn't have left my early access rant here. When you put it that way, I completely understand. Several games I had been waiting for all released around the same time as early access. More expensive than this one with alot less content. Your release did have quite a bit of content and I enjoyed playing it very much. I just prefer to play the whole story at once. I'm definitely looking forward to the completion of the game and will replay it then. From what I've played so far, I didn't have any bugs or glitches. A couple times a body didn't go into the bath tub. Right outside it, but I was still able to dissolve it so it really wasn't a big deal. The game is great. It's like Wiped Clean, but alot more professionally made. And, I didn't care for the supernatural part of wiped clean. This is better. Can't wait for the rest!
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June 24, 2026
I figured if the developers from crime scene cleaner are possibly the one star review and looks suspicious the way the review is left. I thought it must be good, it is and it runs smooth. Why bring up crime scene cleaner if the reviewer was worried about AI or put them in the same paragraph. Keep up the good work like other games that have been attacked by other developers.
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