Thought you’d mopped up all the crime scenes? Think again because with the new Dino Park content pack for Serial Cleaners you’ll be cleaning up like never before.
Serial Cleaners – Dino Park is available to purchase and download from the Xbox Store right now, priced up at £7.99 as it looks to provide Serial Cleaners players with all new cleaning opportunities, building out the original base game with new maps, collectibles, challenges and more.
It takes what was first delivered with the release of Serial Cleaners back in 2022, a game that we quite liked, dropping a 3.5/5 review score, complimenting the stylish, dark humour and unique concept. We’re not sure we ever imagined heading back to the crime scenes to get cleaning again, particularly not a scene that focuses on the dinosaurs, but it is what it is.
Serial Cleaners – Dino Park works neatly with that base game (and of course, you’ll need that game in your digital library in order to make the most of this new content), as it whisks us off to a mysterious island. As you may suspect from the DLC name, it’s an island populated by dinosaurs, leaving you to try and uncover the secrets behind it.
What is present with the arrival of the Serial Cleaners – Dino Park DLC are four new maps, each of which runs its own unique stylings and objective markers. With collectibles aplenty, challenges to take in and trophies to earn, if you liked the original game, then we’d suspect you’ll like this.
Pick up Serial Cleaners – Dino Park from the Xbox Store. It’s playable with the base game on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. You’ll find the game (and the DLC no doubt) on PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC too.
DLC Description:
Clean up the crime scenes on a mysterious island inhabited by dinosaurs, in Serial Cleaners – Dino Park DLC. Uncover the truth about the island, its owners, and the thought-to-be-extinct overgrown lizards. Experience 4 new maps, each with a distinct style and unique objectives. Find collectibles, complete challenges and earn trophies. But be careful – dinosaurs do indeed eat man.
