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• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2019

  This is the 2nd paid DLC for Viscera following [i]House of Horror[/i]. In case you're a James Bond fan you'll appreciate the corresponding theme and the many references to some of the classic films (including the Austin Powers parodies). The level is quite large - I began solo but 30 minutes in I decided to stop and ask for assistance. We have new textures for a lot of objects (including even the janitor's gloves), a radio with new songs, lots of unique items to collect as memorabilia for our office and instead of the incinerator we have a pool full of sharks; they are the ones responsible for incinerating all the trash with their lasers (!). In case you liked the original game and the 1st paid DLC this is a recommended addition until some new DLCs (or perhaps a sequel / remake with a newer engine) arrive.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 10, 2018

  [h1] FRIENDSHIP ENDED WITH THE INCINERATOR [/h1] [b] Now laser sharks are my best friends [/b]
• gamedeal user

  Jun 3, 2021

  It's a big new area to clean up, and there's sharks with frickin' laser beams. What more do you need?
• gamedeal user

  Dec 11, 2018

  You know, I have one simple request. And that is to have sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads! Now evidently my cycloptic colleague informs me that that cannot be don... Oh wait, Never mind.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2023

  Bro whoever made this map I want to find you explain why you should go to hell for making a good map but HORRIBLE STACKING ZONES staking 98 barrels in a fucking 3x6 barrel rectangle the psychics in this game is ass with stacking but I know you can just skip the stacking part but the people that try to get the highest score your better of skipping this level and take you pride with you
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2019

  A fairly good additional level for Viscera Cleanup Detail featuring James Bond-esque aesthetics. Decent layout, fun and creative features, and fairly easy to navigate. It's only weak point is the large number of bullet holes needed for completion. Its unique design and creative extras set this level apart from most of the original entries. The layout is pretty straight forward to navigate, with a central elevator tying the whole complex together. Cleaning resources are generally accessible from any point in the level, which is usually a pain point in some of the stock maps. While no incinerator is present on the level, the sharks and orbital beam prove to be innovative replacements. The James Bond and Austin Powers easter eggs are a quaint addition, and might be a selling point if you enjoy those books/movies. The only downside to the level is the large number of bullet holes. Generally, anything that requires the welder is a chore to work through, but this particular DLC has bullet holes in excess. Expect to have to comb the level a few times looking for those last few. That said, its definitely one of the better maps for VCD. Steam Curator
• gamedeal user

  Jan 10, 2020

  Took me 6-7 hours to solo clean to 108% just plodding through at a slowish pace. Could have spent longer as my last pass for weld spots was a single pass rush job. I fealt like I'd had my fill of the level for now. It's good DLC, worth the money, if im being picky though I'd say it isn't one of their best levels. It's huge but the base game has maps more to my tastes, higher quality / more creative, which is just credit to the quality of the original game generally, House of Horrors also caught my imagination more in terms of how well it worked with movie references, humour and sheer amount of references. The table and pool in this were cool, the laser as a means to dispose of things is hit and miss. I watched it a few times and it has a habit of kicking trash back into the level, sometimes finding it again especially if its a bullet casing is a lost cause. I probably just wanted more in your face Bond, Austin Powers and spy movie references as they had a lot to work with. In terms of gameplay, I'd echo some of the other comments. The size of the stacking zones are extremely generous but the amount of barrels and crates spread across 5 floors is where most of the cleaning time comes in. In terms of bodies, guts and actual mess it's very light. That balance between cleaning and a heavy amount of stacking is my only other very minor criticism outwith believing they could have had a touch more fun with the Bond references.