Moon Sweepers - GamerTake

Action

Adventure

Casual

Indie

Simulation

Strategy

Single-player

Multi-player

Co-op

Online Co-op

Steam Achievements

Full controller support

Custom Volume Controls

#category_playable_at_your_own_pace

Playable without Timed Input

DualShock Controller Support

DualSense Controller Support

Steam Input API Support

Stereo Sound

Steam Cloud

Family Sharing

Moon Sweepers

Action

Adventure

Casual

Indie

Simulation

Strategy

Single-player

Multi-player

Co-op

Online Co-op

Steam Achievements

Full controller support

Custom Volume Controls

#category_playable_at_your_own_pace

Playable without Timed Input

DualShock Controller Support

DualSense Controller Support

Steam Input API Support

Stereo Sound

Steam Cloud

Family Sharing

An entire Moon to clean. One toothbrush to start. Team up with up to 16 players, collect and sell lunar dust, upgrade your tools, and unlock cleaning vehicles. Turn a ridiculous job into a thriving operation, if your friends actually help.

Developers: DragDrop Games

Publishers: DragDrop Games

Release Date: Oct 23, 2026

Price (USD): $7.64

Current Players: 5.3k

Links: Steam Store SteamDB

Mostly Positive(73%)

Relaxing gameplay

Satisfying cleaning

Moon setting

Good value

Endless grind

Multiplayer

Future potential

Crashes

Broken automation

Co-op upgrades

Limited progression

Players are drawn to the relaxing, satisfying sweeping loop, the vast lunar setting, and casual play with friends. However, many report crashes and unreliable automation, alongside frustrating co-op upgrades and limited progression. The massive, repetitive grind is a compelling time sink for some but feels tedious or unattainable to others, leaving many hopeful that future updates will improve the experience.

Positive Points

The simple sweeping-and-upgrading loop is widely described as relaxing, satisfying, and surprisingly addictive, making the game easy to play while chatting or watching something on another screen.

Cleaning an enormous moon gives players a distinctive long-term goal, and many enjoy the low-gravity setting, peaceful atmosphere, art, and soundtrack.

Playing with friends can be entertaining, with humorous vehicle mishaps and a pleasant sense of working together when the co-op systems function.

Players frequently say the game offers strong value for its price and appreciate its appealing concept and potential for future expansion.

Negative Points

A substantial number of players report crashes, black screens, memory problems, high hardware usage, or other stability and performance issues.

Automation is unreliable for some players: conveyors, mergers, and splitters may fail to move or sell dust, while robots can stop working or struggle at larger scales.

Co-op progression is frustrating for many: money is shared, but players must purchase upgrades individually, including some economic and vehicle upgrades. Vehicle upgrades can also be tied to particular garages.

Progression and content can feel shallow or poorly paced. Players report an early upgrade plateau, limited tool and building variety, underwhelming expensive automation, and a moon-wide completion goal that could take an excessive amount of time.

Base-building and daily routines have quality-of-life limitations, including being unable to move buildings without selling them at a loss, losing associated upgrades when relocating garages, and long nights when solar-powered production stops.

Mixed Points

The calm, repetitive cleaning loop is a major draw for players seeking a mindless, relaxing time sink, but others find it tedious once early progression slows or available upgrades run out.

The enormous scale of the moon is exciting and gives players a lasting goal, but the huge number of sectors also makes full completion seem daunting or unrealistic.

Co-op can be a fun way to sweep and joke around with friends, yet individual upgrade purchases and multiplayer-specific bugs can make teamwork feel grindy or unreliable.

Players see considerable potential in the core concept and many are willing to return after updates, but they disagree on whether the current content and technical state are sufficient.

Common Themes

Relaxing, repetitive sweeping is the central appeal, often compared to cleaning or power-washing games and praised as an easygoing activity.

The moon's vast size creates both a satisfying long-term project and concern that clearing it will require an excessive amount of repetitive work.

Technical and automation bugs are recurring concerns, especially crashes and conveyor or robot systems that fail to work as expected.

Multiplayer is appealing in principle, but shared money combined with individually purchased upgrades is repeatedly criticized as an awkward co-op progression system.

Many reviews describe the game as a promising early release that would benefit from more content, better progression, bug fixes, and quality-of-life improvements.

Updated 10/24/2026, 12:02:36 AM UTC

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