Cash Cleaner Simulator (North America) (PC) - Steam Gift

Get the cheapest digital key for Cash Cleaner Simulator on Driffle. Step into the shoes of a small-time criminal with a very unusual skill—turning dirty money into clean, spendable cash. In Cash Cleaner Simulator, when shady characters need their piles of questionable cash handled, you’re the one they call. Whether it's stuffed in a mattress or hidden in a box, you’re the clean-up crew. Your job? Spot problems like blood stains, dirt, or fake bills, and make it all look brand new. But it's not just about the cash. Your secretive base has mysteries of its own, and your tools are as important as your instincts. Between jobs, you can upgrade your setup, explore hidden corners, or just kick back and enjoy the strange life you've built.

Key Features

• Clean Like a Pro: Use machines like washers, dryers, and counters to clean and process stacks of bills and other valuables. Make sure it’s spotless before you send it out—or skim a little off the top.
• Run Jobs from Your Phone: Your phone is your lifeline. Use it to browse the darknet for new jobs, order tools, snap photos, and scan for hidden info. Just silence it during work hours—focus is key.
• Explore Your Weird Workspace: There’s more to your base than meets the eye. Use UV lights or poke around at night to uncover secrets and find extra storage spots for your growing stash.
• Upgrade or Just Chill: Reinvest in better tools to speed up your operation, or waste money making your place more comfortable. Play games, toss stuff in the furnace, or decorate—it’s your space.
• Relax with Money: No shootouts here. This is a stress-free zone where the only gun you need is a money gun. You’re not asking where the money came from—you’re just making it shine.

Cash Cleaner Simulator is a quirky, satisfying take on the criminal underworld, without the danger. It’s all about cleaning, sorting, upgrading, and discovering secrets while living surrounded by stacks of cash. Whether you're into uncovering mysteries, building your operation, or just tossing bills in a dryer for fun, there's something strangely soothing about this money-laundering life.