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5-to-10-minute score-attack cleaning with a spooky twist. Clean an abandoned office while evading a creepy "Entity." Vacuum and wipe away randomized dust, watching filth vanish right where it's traced. Secure the target score and report back to finish the shift!
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• To ensure a safer tutorial experience, enemy behavior during the first playthrough will remain passive unless specific conditions are met. • Added the option to open the pause menu using the Esc key.
Fixed a bug where the prompt text "Caretaker's Note" stayed visible even while opening and reading the note.
Fixed an issue where the initial spawn timing of random event at the start of the game was set to an unintended value.
Fixed an issue where the score awarded for cleaning a "mysterious stain" was slightly off. Fixed a bug where polishing with the cloth using a gamepad could trigger a "stealth polish" (no sound playing) depending on the stain size.
・Improved text visibility when aiming at the "Caretaker's Note". ・Fixed an issue where the vacuum sound effect was replaced by enemy voices after certain events. ・Fixed an issue where hidden UI elements failed to reappear after certain events.
Fixed instances where repetitive words with similar meanings were used in the dialogue.