Crime Scene Cleaner Achievement Guide: Scrubbing Your Way to 100%
You thought getting brain matter out of a shag carpet was the hard part, but unlocking all 65 achievements is where the real nightmare begins.
I have spent an ungodly amount of time in this game. Crime Scene Cleaner throws ten grueling missions at you in Act 1 and follows it up with five more in Act 2. That is a lot of blood. If you are a completionist, you already know the pain of missing a single discarded soda can or a microscopic drop of plasma tucked behind a sofa. Getting a perfect score on every map is a mental endurance test.
But apparently, standard janitorial perfection is not enough for you. You want the elusive 100 percent completion. You want every trophy this dark world has to offer. I respect that level of masochism. Earning every achievement requires you to act less like a discrete cleaner and more like a chaotic snooping raccoon. You will be stealing money, hacking safes, breaking ancient relics, and throwing toasters into bathtubs.
I have mapped out exactly how to get every single achievement without pulling your hair out. Grab your sponge and pay attention.
Story Progression and The Perfectionist Grind
You are going to unlock a massive chunk of these achievements just by doing your job. Every mission has a baseline achievement for finishing it. But if you want to save yourself a massive headache, you should aim for a perfect score on your first run. A perfect score means zero blood left, every piece of trash binned, all evidence secured, and every knocked over chair put back in its exact original spot.
Mission Specific Secrets and Easter Eggs
This is where the game gets creative. The developers hid a massive amount of interactive puzzles and secret rooms across the campaign. You are going to have to go out of your way to find these. I suggest tackling these easter eggs during a casual run rather than sweating over them while attempting a perfect Nightmare clear.
Janitorial Mischief, Skills, and Collectibles
You are an independent contractor. That means you can afford to mess around on company time. Sometimes you just need to break a priceless vase to blow off some steam.
Make sure you are constantly stealing loose cash. The Treasure Hunter skill is an absolute lifesaver here because it highlights valuables. You are going to need a lot of stolen cash to unlock the massive skill trees anyway.