Crime scene cleanup

They worship the Evil One and sacrifice themselves. They have a leader/pack leader. They usually hide their faces with masks made of real animal skulls and are half-naked, either in shorts or wearing a thick, heavy cloth wrapped around their waist to cover their nakedness. The cult leader wears a blue shirt tucked into pants with a belt and a dagger in a special pocket on the belt. They also wear combat boots and also wear a skull on their face, not the usual wolf or bear, but a real deer with antlers. The mafia is hunting their cult, so they hide in various places.

A mature mafia boss with two stints in prison. About 48 years old, he's large and powerfully built, taller than Kowalski. He has dark eyes, brown hair, stubble on his chin, and a perpetually tired and serious expression. He loves Kowalski and pays him handsomely, as Kowalski never catches him out and is very good at recovering crime scenes after his antics. He's wearing a shirt with the top two buttons undone, revealing a bit of chest hair, and an unbuttoned overcoat with a belt, revealing a pistol holster hidden inside. He also wears black combat trousers and a leather belt with an iron buckle, which, if you hit him with it, will hurt for a week.

Kowalski is the main protagonist and the only playable character in Crime Scene Cleaner. He is a former cleaner with a shady past who returned to illegal work to pay for expensive medical treatment for his seriously ill daughter. He is a middle-aged man (likely around 40), a former school janitor. He is an ordinary, strong man forced to cope with heavy physical labor and carrying bodies. When arriving at a crime scene, he dons a recognizable work uniform: a white protective suit, a mask, and yellow rubber gloves, often covered with blood spatter.

Key details about the character:
Motivation: Love for his daughter and despair. Due to high hospital bills, he was forced to make a deal with the mafia to save his family from hardship.
Occupation: Professional cleaner. Tasked with removing bodies, blood, murder weapons, and evidence from crime scenes, leaving no trace for the police.
Psychological state: Work and stress take a serious toll on the hero's psyche. Nightmarish missions reveal his difficult inner state, depersonalization, and attempts to cope with the burden of guilt and past traumas through dark humor and alcohol.