At first glance, Cash Cleaner Simulator seems like just another mundane cleaning game—except there’s a twist. Instead of scrubbing floors or organizing shelves, players are tasked with washing, sorting, and bundling stacks of cash. The catch? No one’s asking where the money came from, and leaving the job isn’t an option.
Following the unexpected success of Schedule 1, this new sim game dives into another legally gray area, offering players a chance to step into the shoes of a professional money cleaner. And judging by its rapid rise on Steam, it’s clear gamers can’t resist the allure of this shady side hustle.
From Dirty Cash to Gold Bars: How the Game Works
The job starts simple—players receive bags of crumpled bills, cash stuffed in mattresses, and other less-than-legal hiding spots. The goal? Clean, count, and package the money without drawing suspicion. But as skills improve, the assignments get more extravagant, including handling gold bars and ancient artifacts.
Of course, not everything is as it seems. Part of the challenge involves spotting counterfeit bills, adding a layer of tension to an otherwise oddly relaxing gameplay loop. The lo-fi soundtrack helps keep things chill, even when the stakes feel anything but.
Why Gamers Can’t Get Enough
Despite its morally ambiguous premise, Cash Cleaner Simulator has already attracted over 10,000 concurrent players on Steam, earning a “Very Positive” rating from reviewers. The developers have taken note, promising a new update next week based on player feedback.
For those who want to enjoy the game’s vibes without the virtual crime, the soundtrack is now available on Steam—perfect for legal (and less stressful) activities.