PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers regularly have additional benefits, notably thanks to the game trials offered in the service. These builds allow you to test a title for several hours before deciding if it’s worth purchasing.
A new game has just joined this category. This is Cash Cleaner Simulator, an original simulation that immerses players in a criminal universe where the objective is to launder dirty money. Available in trial form from launch, the game can be tested for free for a limited time.
A two-hour free trial for PS Plus subscribers
PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers can currently access a trial version of Cash Cleaner Simulator. This premium demo allows you to play for two hours, which leaves enough time to discover the main mechanics of the game. The trials offered by PlayStation Plus work differently from classic demos. They usually provide access to the full version of the game for a limited time, with no restrictions on the content available during the session. Once the trial period is over, players can decide to purchase the full version to continue their progress.
A concept reminiscent of certain criminal universes
Cash Cleaner Simulator immerses players in an unusual role: that of a money laundering specialist. In the game, dirty money comes in different forms, sometimes hidden in everyday objects or hidden in unexpected places. The player must then check the tickets, eliminate the fakes and clean the money before they can send it to their mysterious sponsors. This concept can recall the atmosphere of certain activities present in games like Grand Theft Auto, where we explore behind the scenes of a criminal universe.
Gameplay based on management and tools
The gameplay is based on a series of tasks to complete to process the money received. In particular, players must use different equipment to prepare the tickets before their delivery. Among the tools available in the game:
a washing machine to clean silver
a dryer to dry it
a banknote counter
various tools to identify counterfeit notes
As you progress, it becomes possible to purchase new equipment in order to improve your efficiency and accept larger contracts.
A simulation already well received by players
Although the game is still new, Cash Cleaner Simulator already seems to be generating some interest. On the PlayStation Store, the title has a rating of around 4.54 out of 5, which indicates a rather positive reception from players. For those who wish to continue the experience after the trial, the full version of the game is available to purchase for around £15.99. Thanks to this free trial, PlayStation Plus subscribers can discover this original concept before deciding if they wish to continue the adventure.