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I work a high stress (at times) IT job, and when I come home I just like to chill out and play a game that doesn't require too much brainpower.

Large environments with plenty of variety (I spend 3 hours plus in each area cleaning) I'm looking for games similar to Viscera Cleanup Detail.

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