Body of Evidence

If you like clean up games but don't like having your screen brightness up then I would recommend staying clear from this game.

Body of Evidence has a quirky premise for a game, but it doesn't live up to it. It gets repetitive very quickly and new mechanics just make the game more fiddly and in turn more of a chore, murdering your spare time.

Somehow games involving the disposal of bodies and clean-up of crime scenes has become a niche genre, and though it certainly makes for morbid play it is at least pretty different conceptually...

Have you ever wanted to clean up murder-scenes like the movies? Well, Body of Evidence might be right for you, remove a horse's head from a bed, help clean up an accidental murder in the back of a car from two guys in black suits; it has it all. Does it do enough to diversify its gameplay, or does it outstay its welcome?