Hey, the game is fun and very relaxing, but it suffers from severe progression issues after a few hours of gameplay. You can transition from basic tools to vehicles so quickly that purchasing any tool upgrades becomes entirely pointless after the first hours. While having a Moon with over 160,000 sectors to clean sounds great and challenging, the current...


Moon Sweepers
2026 72Good
Playtime
ShortPlayers typically spend about 8 hours in the game.
Playable on
Available on
- −15%$7.64
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- October 23, 2026
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Overview
Stop being lazy, youve got whole Moon to clean. Better get started.
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Reception
- Steam80from 543 reviews
I think this game misses the mark quite significantly in the incremental, base building, and automation categories. Why it doesn't really operate like a conventional incremental: The first hour or two is pretty good, there is a clear increase in ability to perform the task of sweeping the moon. It progresses at a good pace which gives the player the...
IGNORE THE COMPLAINTS ABOUT SEPARATE UPGRADES FOR MULTIPLAYER The devs released a patch today fixing that, and so any upgrades the host has, the other players get too. Brings the balance back so it's fair for everyone instead of everyone for themselves. Edit: I played a bit more and it's definitely lacking some key stuff. I understand that this is the...
This game has a lot of separate mechanics, but all of them are incredibly shallow. You can have the best broom and vehicle way before you've reached 0.1% cleaning completion. There's a power mechanic that only affects two buildings. There's an automation mechanic that only has four buildings and a bunch of belts. There's automated cleaners that require...
This game is almost really good. I enjoy the concept of it, sweeping the entire moon is quite addicting, but that said the game is missing A LOT of things. Each of the different upgrades you get in this game don't feel very impactful. You do get significantly faster at sweeping the moon but by the end the progress is still so slow it could take weeks...




































