Cleaning sim Fresh Start is set to welcome players into a post-apocalyptic world soon. Publisher Awaken Realms will launch Fresh Start's Early Access mode this October 11. In a press release, the Poland-based game producer said the game would be available for download on Steam.
Fresh Start is the latest project by Chicken Launcher, the "mysterious" game developer behind the viral No Place Like Home. Based on their Steam page, the Early Access mode for the FPS simulator title will run for around three months.
Similar to its sister game, it will take place in the aftermath of an apocalypse. The players, in turn, will need to repair and restore the Earth's former glory.
Early Access mode will feature a single-player, FPS cleanup and repair simulator, as well as puzzles. Meanwhile, the developers hoped to have completed 75 percent of the game during its Early Access launch.
We also plan to expand the functionality and (sic) have additional game modes,
portions of their FAQ on Steam read. Throughout the Early Access mode, they will also collect feedback from players in the hopes of releasing a final version that can 'meet requirements and expectations.'
The main goal is to deliver the final version free from bugs and problems that bother players,
they said. Community feedback is crucial in the current state of the game and the way it is, and any kind of suggestions can be incredibly helpful and have a real impact on the final game,
they added.
Details about the release of the full version of Fresh Start: Cleaning Simulator have yet to be announced.