ActionIs Street Cleaner: The Video Game worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy 8-bit platformers with gun and baseball-bat combat
- Fans of Street Cleaner who want a game connected to the artist's music and vigilante-film concept
- Platformer players who want options such as reduced game speed or infinite health
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a longer campaign may find the seven-stage structure too brief.
- Players who prefer a steady difficulty may find the contrast between Assist Mode settings and Hardcore Mode too pronounced.
- Players looking for multiplayer features may not find the play options they want.
Our take on Street Cleaner: The Video Game
The difficulty choice is the clearest potential sticking point. Players who want a fixed challenge may hesitate over Assist Mode’s options, while Hardcore Mode is aimed at those seeking extreme difficulty. The tension appears when choosing how to approach the seven stages and twelve boss fights.
What is Street Cleaner: The Video Game?
Play as Jack Slade in an 8-bit platformer set on the streets of San Diego.
Fight through seven stages using a gun and a baseball bat, facing twelve boss fights. The game combines retro visuals with large-scale pixel animations, scrolling backgrounds and particle effects. Its chiptune soundtrack was created by Street Cleaner. Controller and keyboard controls can be remapped. Assist Mode includes settings such as infinite health, infinite ammunition, double jump and reduced game speed. Hardcore Mode is aimed at players seeking extreme difficulty. The game draws on Street Cleaner’s music and a vigilante-film concept associated with the San Diego-based artist.
How Street Cleaner: The Video Game plays
- 01Assist Mode settings
- Options include infinite health, infinite ammunition, double jump and reduced game speed.
- 02Twelve boss fights
- The boss encounters appear across the game's seven stages.
- 03Control remapping
- Keyboard and controller inputs can both be reassigned.
- 04Hardcore Mode
- This mode is aimed at players seeking extreme difficulty.
- 05Chiptune soundtrack
- Street Cleaner created the game's 8-bit music.
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Street Cleaner: The Video Game: platforms & release
Is Street Cleaner: The Video Game worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy 8-bit platformers with gun and baseball-bat combat. Skip it if: players seeking a longer campaign may find the seven-stage structure too brief.
Where can I download Street Cleaner: The Video Game?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Street Cleaner: The Video Game's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Street Cleaner: The Video Game on?
Windows only.





