The volcano is becoming active…

A game where 2 comes out.

(Why am I washing the drill…?）

It’s amazing technology that rust can be easily removed with detergent.

High-pressure washing on the moon…?

Isn’t it twisted that because of the myth, there’s this idea that “the dirtier you are, the more you receive the blessings of the gods”?

There is a campaign mode where you chase mysteries in 2!

I hope that the controls will be a little more user-friendly in the second one.

The company that saved the world before I knew it while doing pressure washing.

It would be great if I could take apart the parts because it’s difficult to clean the intricate areas.

It seems to be effective for depression…

I’m weak to developments where the scale of the story unexpectedly grows like this.

When I washed the train station’s restroom, it was the dirtiest it had ever been!

While watching the barnacle cleaning at the last temple, I started to feel a bit nauseous…

I can’t help but think that this isn’t a job that can be done alone, right?!

>>17

Because it can be done with multiple people in multiplayer…

I think that if I weren’t here, it would have turned into a shabby FF7 Rebirth as I clean up Shinra’s machines and Seventh Heaven.

It’s nice that there are a lot of free DLCs.

I think it’s interesting, but I couldn’t handle it because I got too drunk.

>>20

I know, it’s super easy to get really drunk…

>>20

Did you switch the camera to the mode where it doesn’t move much and wash it properly?

Even though I usually get quite motion sick in first-person perspective, I thought I wouldn’t be affected this time since the screen doesn’t move much, but it turns out I need to take breaks after all…

It was also difficult for those with acrophobia.

>>25

At first it was like that, but I got used to it after realizing that it was okay to fall.

If it stays that way, the screen moves like an FPS shooter and it’ll make you really nauseous.

If we don’t switch to the mode where only the nozzle moves while keeping the viewpoint fixed, it’s going to be bad.

I think it’s not good to tend to only focus on one point at the tip of the nozzle.

I’m usually fine with things like searching, stamina, and maps in FPS games, but this one is just not working for me at all.

Even in fixed view mode, the narrow angle makes it pretty tough…

I’m not drunk, but my eyes are tired and my head is starting to hurt.

I have to closely watch if all the dirt has come off, which makes me feel dizzy.

I was moved when I realized the meaning of the mural that came out during the cleaning.

Ah, I got shot down or something.

In this case, I think the VR version is less likely to make you dizzy.

If I could adjust the field of view, I could pretty much do anything.

>>34

In the same first-person perspective game, The Hunter allowed for field of view adjustments and I didn’t feel nauseous at all.

The reliability of the scaffolding is amazing.

I have a sense of respect for real scaffolding workers.

I love this game, but isn’t there quite a difference in how easily dirt comes off on Switch and PC?

There was a bug that prevented trophy acquisition when it first came out for free on PS, but I wonder if it’s been fixed now.

>>38

It finally got fixed almost three months after the bug was reported.

If you don’t do it on purpose, things shouldn’t get this dirty, but more and more of these types keep appearing.

>>39

The inside of the Seventh Heaven is so pitch black that it’s funny.

I thought it started with just the vibe of a neighborhood cleaning service, but it’s gone so far as to reach the moon and Mars; that’s not just business expansion!

I like that the characters you control in the SpongeBob world are properly represented as background fish.

What happened that the company car was covered in dirt?

>>44

Isn’t it the case that anything other than graffiti or rust is due to volcanic ash falling from the eruption?

I like the episodes where EIKO drinks alcohol and does late-night streaming.

Using detergent makes my feet show…

It’s nice that we can collaborate roughly without needing to bring out characters.

However, based on things like FF7, the side messages that appear are completely supervised, so there’s definitely effort put into them.

A mysterious cleaning solution that infinitely appears and completely eliminates the dirt it touches.