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Showing posts with label Viscera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Viscera. Show all posts

01/07/2019

Viscera Cleanup Detail: Frostbite Paperwork & PID Guide

If you're a completionist (like me) and want to squeeze every single possible % completion out of each level in Viscera Cleanup Detail, you've come to the right blog. Percentage is awarded based on the overall cleanliness of a level, up to the total of 100%. However, there is additional points to be earned by completing the additional objectives, namely the stacking zones and the dreaded PAPERWORK.

Here's a little guide to help you achieve the maximum percentage score on the Frostbite level.


In order to award you the full percentage ALL of the text boxes (EXCEPT the Union Report at the very bottom) must be COMPLETELY filled in. In order to accomplish this, I simply CTRL+V'd in a Notepad document of full stops I prepared earlier. You're welcome to copy this method, mash random keyboard buttons or paste in a block of Lorem Ipsum text - whatever fills the box up completely.


For your employee ID number, mash the number pad with random numbers until that too is filled completely.


The tick boxes regarding your personal opinions can be ticked with whatever you please, as long as SOMETHING is ticked.


The following boxes in the Incident Particulars section must be ticked:

ALIENS, CORRUPTION, ENIGMATIC FORCES, FIRE, MUTATIONS

In the text boxes, fill out the following:

Number of Dead Aliens: 0
Number of Shell Casings: 0
Number of Bullet Holes: 0

To find the number of incinerated items (as this number will differ from player to player) follow this file path:

Local disk > Program files (x86) > Steam > SteamApps > Common > Viscera > Saves

Find the save file of the level you are currently playing and open it with Notepad. CTRL+F "NumIncineratedItems" and you will find the number to enter in the "Number of Items Incinerated" column.


There are a total of 12 dead employees found on this level whose PIDs must be collected and scanned at the Punch-O-Matic machine.

I recommend as you clean the level and dispose of body parts and viscera to leave the PIDs exactly where you find them and collect them at the end of the level before filling out the WTF forms and their cause of death - if you move them around, they may become mixed up. Also please note, I do not refer to the employees by name, as in this level, the names are randomised and will differ from player to player.

This employee is on the ground close to the starting area. They show signs of being CRUSHED, IMPACT and SLAIN.



This employee is hidden behind the shipping containers close to the starting area. They show signs of being SLAIN.



This employee is leaning against a large red shipping container opposite the entrance to the underground office. They show signs of IMPACT, SLAIN and THROWN.


This employee is on the stairs leading to the underground office. They show signs of being SLAIN.



This employee is hanging from the ceiling in the underground office area. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, IMPALED, SLAIN and STABBED.


NOTE: There are 3 bodies heaped together in the central area outside. It can be hard to differentiate them - however, all 3 of them have the same causes of death, except one of them was NOT halved. You may have to save, exit the level and retry several times until your paperwork is perfect.


This employee is outside in a pile of bodies. They show signs of being BURNED, DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, SLAIN and STRICKEN. 


This employee is outside in a pile of bodies. They show signs of being BURNED, DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, SLAIN and STRICKEN. 


This employee is outside in a pile of bodies. They show signs of being BURNED, DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, SLAIN and STRICKEN.


This employee is the first corpse you find in the tunnel leading to the underground ice area. They shown signs of being SLAIN and SLICED.


This employee is the second corpse you find in the tunnel leading to the underground ice area. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, SLAIN and THROWN.


This employee is in the underground ice area. They show signs of being IMPACT, SLAIN and THROWN.



This employee is outside on top of a yellow shopping container. You will need the J-HARM to reach them. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

11/01/2019

Viscera Cleanup Detail: Section 8 Paperwork & PID Guide

If you're a completionist (like me) and want to squeeze every single possible % completion out of each level in Viscera Cleanup Detail, you've come to the right blog. Percentage is awarded based on the overall cleanliness of a level, up to the total of 100%. However, there is additional points to be earned by completing the additional objectives, namely the stacking zones and the dreaded PAPERWORK.

Here's a little guide to help you achieve the maximum percentage score on the Section 8 level.

In order to award you the full percentage ALL of the text boxes (EXCEPT the Union Report at the very bottom) must be COMPLETELY filled in. In order to accomplish this, I simply CTRL+V'd in a Notepad document of full stops I prepared earlier. You're welcome to copy this method, mash random keyboard buttons or paste in a block of Lorem Ipsum text - whatever fills the box up completely.

For your employee ID number, mash the number pad with random numbers until that too is filled completely.

The tick boxes regarding your personal opinions can be ticked with whatever you please, as long as SOMETHING is ticked.

The following boxes in the Incident Particulars section must be ticked:
ALIENS, GUNS, HOMICIDE, MILITARY

In the text boxes, fill out the following:
Number of Dead Aliens: 1
Number of Shell Casings: 51
Number of Bullet Holes: 0

To find the number of incinerated items (as this number will differ from player to player) follow this file path:
Local disk > Program files (x86) > Steam > SteamApps > Common > Viscera > Saves

Find the save file of the level you are currently playing and open it with Notepad. CTRL+F "NumIncineratedItems" and you will find the number to enter in the "Number of Items Incinerated" column.

There are a total of 5 dead employees found on this level whose PIDs must be collected and scanned at the Punch-O-Matic machine.

I recommend as you clean the level and dispose of body parts and viscera to leave the PIDs exactly where you find them and collect them at the end of the level before filling out the WTF forms and their cause of death - if you move them around, they may become mixed up. Also please note, I do not refer to the employees by name, as in this level, the names are randomised and will differ from player to player.

This employee is at the end of a hallway next to a vent leaking gas. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, MURDERED, SHOT and THROWN.


This employee is in the hallway between the bin and bucket machines. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, EVISCERATED, IMPACT, MURDERED and SHOT.


This employee is close to the What a Load bin machine. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, EATEN, EVISCERATED and SLAIN.


This employee is in the room with the incinerator, in the barrel stacking zone. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EATEN, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.


This employee is in a corner directly opposite the incinerator. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, EATEN, EVISCERATED and SLAIN.

04/12/2018

Viscera Cleanup Detail: Evil Science Paperwork & PID Guide

If you're a completionist (like me) and want to squeeze every single possible % completion out of each level in Viscera Cleanup Detail, you've come to the right blog. Percentage is awarded based on the overall cleanliness of a level, up to the total of 100%. However, there is additional points to be earned by completing the additional objectives, namely the stacking zones and the dreaded PAPERWORK.

Here's a little guide to help you achieve the maximum percentage score on the Evil Science level.

In order to award you the full percentage ALL of the text boxes (EXCEPT the Union Report at the very bottom) must be COMPLETELY filled in. In order to accomplish this, I simply CTRL+V'd in a Notepad document of full stops I prepared earlier. You're welcome to copy this method, mash random keyboard buttons or paste in a block of Lorem Ipsum text - whatever fills the box up completely.

For your employee ID number, mash the number pad with random numbers until that too is filled completely.

The tick boxes regarding your personal opinions can be ticked with whatever you please, as long as SOMETHING is ticked.

The following boxes in the Incident Particulars section must be ticked:
ALIENS, GUNS, MUTATIONS, MILITARY, HOMICIDE.

In the text boxes, fill out the following:
Number of Dead Aliens: 4
Number of Shell Casings: 51
Number of Bullet Holes: 48

To find the number of incinerated items (as this number will differ from player to player) follow this file path:
Local disk > Program files (x86) > Steam > SteamApps > Common > Viscera > Saves

Find the save file of the level you are currently playing and open it with Notepad. CTRL+F "NumIncineratedItems" and you will find the number to enter in the "Number of Items Incinerated" column.

There are a total of 11 dead employees found on this level whose PIDs must be collected and scanned at the Punch-O-Matic machine.

I recommend as you clean the level and dispose of body parts and viscera to leave the PIDs exactly where you find them and collect them at the end of the level before filling out the WTF forms and their cause of death - if you move them around, they may become mixed up. Also please note, I do not refer to the employees by name, as in this level, the names are randomised and will differ from player to player.

This employee is found near the start of the level, close to your janitor's trunk. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

This employee is down a short flight of stairs between two hospital gurneys. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, IMPACT, SLAIN and THROWN.

This employee is close by the What a Load bin dispenser. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, IMPACT, SLAIN and THROWN.

This employee is the first corpse you will encounter upon entering the room off the corridor to the right. They show signs of being DRAGGED and SLAIN.

This employee is the second corpse you will encounter upon entering the room off the corridor to the right. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

This employee is at the bottom of a flight of stairs off the corridor to the left. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, HALVED and SLAIN.

This employee is on the right after entering the room with the incinerator. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

This employee is behind the incinerator in the same room as the previous employee. They show signs of being SLAIN.


This employee is upstairs outside of the elevator, by the sign stacking area. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

This employee is upstairs in the toilets. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, HALVED and SLAIN.


This employee is upstairs in the operating theatre that is locked with a code. They show signs of being MURDERED and STABBED.

18/05/2018

Review: Viscera Cleanup Detail

Viscera Cleanup Detail is a 2015 first-person janitorial simulation game released on Steam. You assume the role of a janitor who works for the company Aerospace Sanitation Inc. - a company that specialises in cleaning up the gory remains of homicide, suicide, alien invasions, bloody rituals, mutations etc - and as you learn by reading clues sprinkled throughout the game, has a tendency to cover up the truth using somewhat underhanded methods.

You control the janitor from a first person perspective and have a wide array of tools at your disposal for cleaning up an area. Your main tool is your mop - which is used to clean up blood, soot, dirt etc. Your mop must be cleaned regularly or you'll end up making more mess. You also have a broom for sweeping up bullets and trash, biohazard bins for collecting body parts, buckets for rinsing your mop, a laser welder for sealing up bullet holes and a huge incinerator for destroying all waste items.

The objectives for cleaning an area will vary by location but all require that you dispose of any dead human and alien bodies and remains, incinerate trash and waste items, mop up any blood or liquid spills and repair any broken items. Some levels require you to scrub graffiti from walls, reload gun turrets, tidy up parcels or barrels into a designated area and planting new seeds to replace dead plants.

Viscera Cleanup Detail can be played alone, split-screen co-op with up to 4 players or can be played online with up to 24 people to a server. Larger levels are easier when tackled with a partner or group, as each person can assume a different role or tackle a specific area. The levels range in size and length from anything to around 45 minutes all the way up to 3-4 hours. Obviously larger levels can be saved and returned to at a later time and the game will periodically autosave to ensure you don't lose any progress.

The levels are themed around science fiction and horror games and movies - namely games series like Dead Space - where a futuristic setting would be ruined by all the potential death, blood and gore. Other levels feature obvious references to classic horror films, such as Overgrowth referencing Predator and Frostbite referencing The Thing. All of the employees found in the levels will have been killed in some horrific manner, such as being skewered, decapitated, eviscerated, skinned, burned or liquidised and it is up to you to clean up the mess left behind.

As boring as a cleaning simulation game may sound, Viscera Cleanup Detail is actually very addictive. It's perfect for people like me who are completionists and perfectionists - as reading your results and learning you didn't miss a single thing is immensely satisfying. It's fun to play co-op, far more fun than working together on housework as you can balance your different skills and playing styles to improve your overall efficiency and beat your previous times and scores over and over again. And for the real obsessives, each level features a bunch of paperwork where you can use a mixture of investigation and educated guesswork to determine what happened in that level and how each employee died in order to earn bonus points.

And for players who enjoy exploration and uncovering mysteries, a lot of levels feature secret areas and unique items (most of which are references to other games and movies) that can be collected as trophies. Also hidden in levels are literal Easter Eggs and notes from a fellow janitor Bob who went rogue. Tracking Bob down using the clues found in his letters also awards you a bunch of unique items and unlocks a large secret area to explore. 

Trophies and items you want to keep can be transferred to your own personal office - a player home like area you can decorate using physics control. You could hoard weaponry, unique items or if you're a total psychopath like Bob, severed heads and limbs. Your office comes decked out with 4 rooms and several large shelves you can fill up with your level spoils.

As the game is rather large and frequently features a large amount of objects on-screen, glitches are prone to happening frequently, usually involving physics or items becoming stuck in the walls - though to me, these are more funny than annoying. To make up for its faults, the game does not penalise you if you need to use console commands to work around a glitch.

Viscera Cleanup Detail has 3 DLC packs, each of which can be played as part of the main game or as standalone games. House of Horror is Halloween themed and is essentially a gigantic mashup of 1980s slasher movies. Santa’s Rampage deals with the aftermath of good ol St Nick going on a murderous rampage in his workshop and Shadow Warrior is based around the ninja game of the same name, cleaning up a pagoda full of dead Yakuza.

It's a fun little game and surprisingly cheap - when I first picked it up, I certainly didn't think I'd be sinking over 200 hours into it - nor did I know it would become a major staple of my co-op gaming sessions with Shelly and Ash. And I haven't even tried any user submitted stages from the Steam Workshop yet! I'm going to be mopping up blood for a long while to come...

24/02/2018

Viscera Cleanup Detail: Caduceus Paperwork & PID Guide

If you're a completionist (like me) and want to squeeze every single possible % completion out of each level in Viscera Cleanup Detail, you've come to the right blog. Percentage is awarded based on the overall cleanliness of a level, up to the total of 100%. However, there is additional points to be earned by completing the additional objectives, namely the stacking zones and the dreaded PAPERWORK.

Here's a little guide to help you achieve the maximum percentage score on the Caduceus level.

In order to award you the full percentage ALL of the text boxes (EXCEPT the Union Report at the very bottom) must be COMPLETELY filled in. In order to accomplish this, I simply CTRL+V'd in a Notepad document of full stops I prepared earlier. You're welcome to copy this method, mash random keyboard buttons or paste in a block of Lorem Ipsum text - whatever fills the box up completely.

For your employee ID number, mash the number pad with random numbers until that too is filled completely.


The tick boxes regarding your personal opinions can be ticked with whatever you please, as long as SOMETHING is ticked.

The following boxes in the Incident Particulars section must be ticked: 
ALIENS, ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS, GUNS, MILITARY and VIRUSES

In the text boxes, fill out the following:
  • Number of Dead Aliens: 12
  • Number of Shell Casings: 108
  • Number of Bullet Holes: 129
To find the number of incinerated items (as this number will differ from player to player) follow this file path:
Local disk > Program files (x86) > Steam > SteamApps > Common > Viscera > Saves

Find the save file of the level you are currently playing and open it with Notepad. CTRL+F "NumIncineratedItems" and you will find the number to enter in the "Number of Items Incinerated" column.

There are a total of 12 dead employees found on this level whose PIDs must be collected and scanned at the Punch-O-Matic machine.

I recommend as you clean the level and dispose of body parts and viscera to leave the PIDs exactly where you find them and collect them at the end of the level before filling out the WTF forms and their cause of death - if you move them around, they may become mixed up. Also please note, I do not refer to the employees by name, as in this level, the names are randomised and will differ from player to player.


This employee is found in the room with the incinerator between the short flights of stairs. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, SLAIN and SLICED.

This employee is found in the corner of the corridor with the Slosh-O-Matic bucket machine. They show signs of being EVISCERATED, LIQUEFIED OTHER and SLICED.

This employee is found behind the incinerator beside the crate stacking area. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, IMPACT, SLAIN and THROWN.

This employee is found at the far end of the incinerator room in a doorway alcove. They show signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, SLAIN and SLICED.

 There are two dead employees in the crate stacking area in the room with the incinerator. The one on the left shows signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

There are two dead employees in the crate stacking area in the room with the incinerator. The one on the right shows signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

In the small dark room with the barrel stacking area are two employees. The one in the corner next to a vial of alien virus shows signs of being DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

This employee is found in the barrel stacking area. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, DRAGGED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

There is an employee behing the vending machine. They show signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.

There is an employee lying at the bottom of the stairs leading to the small upper area. They show signs of being SLAIN.


In the area with the J-HARM are two employees. The one directly opposite the entrance shows signs of being DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED, IMPACT, SLAIN and THROWN.

In the area with the J-HARM are two employees. The one at the bottom of stairs shows signs of being DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED, EVISCERATED, HALVED and SLAIN.