It's hard to say why cleaning has such a terrible reputation. It's work that nobody really wants to do, putting it off a bit longer always seems like the best option, and actually getting to it requires a heavy exertion of willpower and the bad attitude that goes with it. But it's oddly satisfying, once the process has begun, as gross chaos turns into refreshing order and the feeling of completion makes the work feel worth the effort. For a full overview of the topic see noted philosopher and big-butt afficcionado Robert Crumb's definitive work Mr Natural Does the Dishes, but to experience it first-hand without all the weird smells or exhausting scrubbing, there's the demo for Cleaning Up.
Massive Trash Piles Vs. the Overwhelming Power of an Uncloggable Vaccuum
Cleaning up is a game that plays in the same territory as Viscera Cleanup Detail, PowerWash Simulator, Spilled, etc. The level is trashed and somebody should do something to make it suck less, and in the case of Cleaning Up that someone is you as a brand new cleaning gig worker in the employ of Clyner. The helpful AI mascot Spongy gives useful advice while getting you up...
