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Start with a toothbrush and turn lunar dust into better cleaning equipment. Work alone or join a crew of up to 16 players as your operation grows from hand tools to vehicles and robots.

Released October 23, 2026Up to 16 PlayersSingle-player and Online Co-op

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Your Moon Sweepers Journey

1

Beginner Guide

Understand the dust collection and selling loop before expanding your cleanup operation.

2

Shared Upgrades

Learn how the host's Upgrade Matrix applies to the crew and what the official sharing rule covers.

3

J.O.O.N.A.S. Robots

Understand robot behavior, capsule collection and the changes introduced in updates 1.0.4 and 1.0.5.

4

Moon Map and Travel

Use discovered stations, map waypoints and the teleport panel to navigate your work.

Guide Library

Featured Guides

Moon Sweepers Beginner Guide: Toothbrush to First Shipment

Start earning in Moon Sweepers: collect lunar dust, fill storage, deliver to a depot and launch shipments to fund better tools and capacity, solo or co-op.

Moon Sweepers Map Guide: Waypoints and Fast Travel

How the Moon Sweepers map works in 1.0.4: right-click waypoints, focus and teleport, live robot activity, the Teleport Panel and Night Vision Goggles.

Moon Sweepers Shared Upgrades in Multiplayer Explained

Yes, Moon Sweepers' Upgrade Matrix is shared across the crew. See what 1.0.3 changed, what it covers, host kick and ban controls, and why reports differed.

Moon Sweepers J.O.O.N.A.S. Guide: Robot Behavior in 1.0.5

How Moon Sweepers J.O.O.N.A.S. works in 1.0.5: cleaning with no players nearby, capsules to the emptiest catcher in a 100 m group, and a 100 kg catcher.

Moon Sweepers Vehicles: Garages and Demolition in 1.0.3

How Moon Sweepers vehicles work across garages after patch 1.0.3: any garage can retrieve, store and upgrade them, and demolishing one keeps your vehicles.

Moon Sweepers Save Backups: Location, Timing, and Limits

Where Moon Sweepers stores up to five automatic backups on Windows, how often they're made, and what recovery and version limits apply in 1.0.4 saves.

Moon Sweepers Beginner Guide: Toothbrush to First Shipment

Start earning in Moon Sweepers: collect lunar dust, fill storage, deliver to a depot and launch shipments to fund better tools and capacity, solo or co-op.

Moon Sweepers Map Guide: Waypoints and Fast Travel

How the Moon Sweepers map works in 1.0.4: right-click waypoints, focus and teleport, live robot activity, the Teleport Panel and Night Vision Goggles.

Moon Sweepers Shared Upgrades in Multiplayer Explained

Yes, Moon Sweepers' Upgrade Matrix is shared across the crew. See what 1.0.3 changed, what it covers, host kick and ban controls, and why reports differed.

Moon Sweepers J.O.O.N.A.S. Guide: Robot Behavior in 1.0.5

How Moon Sweepers J.O.O.N.A.S. works in 1.0.5: cleaning with no players nearby, capsules to the emptiest catcher in a 100 m group, and a 100 kg catcher.

Moon Sweepers Vehicles: Garages and Demolition in 1.0.3

How Moon Sweepers vehicles work across garages after patch 1.0.3: any garage can retrieve, store and upgrade them, and demolishing one keeps your vehicles.

Moon Sweepers Save Backups: Location, Timing, and Limits

Where Moon Sweepers stores up to five automatic backups on Windows, how often they're made, and what recovery and version limits apply in 1.0.4 saves.

What is Moon Sweepers?

Moon Sweepers is a Windows PC cleanup game from DragDrop Games, which both develops and publishes it. Gather lunar dust, bring it to a depot and spend the proceeds on equipment for a growing operation.

Play solo or in online co-op with up to 16 players. Equipment upgrades, cleaning vehicles and automation expand the work, while the lunar surface visibly changes as you clean.

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Developer

DragDrop Games

Platform

Windows PC

Release Date

October 23, 2026

Online Co-op

Up to 16 players

Plan Your Lunar Cleanup

Start with the dust collection loop, then explore co-op upgrades, Moon Map travel, vehicles, J.O.O.N.A.S. robots and save backups.

Moon Sweepers Core Loop

The core cleanup loop starts with collecting lunar dust and delivering it to a depot. Shipments pay for better tools and more carrying capacity.

1Collect lunar dust.
2Deliver dust to a depot and launch shipments.
3Spend earnings on equipment and capacity.
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Moon Sweepers Co-op Upgrades

Since update 1.0.3, the crew uses the host's Upgrade Matrix. A matrix purchase by any crewmate upgrades the whole crew.

16Up to 16 players in an online crew.
1.0.3The Upgrade Matrix is shared; other ownership rules need separate evidence.
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Moon Sweepers Map and Travel

Update 1.0.4 added map actions for waypoints, focus and teleport, with a teleport panel for discovered stations.

MapSee robots and their current activity.
TravelUse discovered stations through the teleport panel.
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Moon Sweepers J.O.O.N.A.S. Robots

The 1.0.4 and 1.0.5 developer notes describe robots continuing to clean when players move away and sending each capsule to the emptiest catcher in the nearest 100 m group.

RobotsBehavior described in updates 1.0.4 and 1.0.5.
CatchersReceive dust capsules from J.O.O.N.A.S.
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Moon Sweepers Vehicles and Garages

Since update 1.0.3, owned vehicles can be called back, stored and upgraded at any garage, and tearing down a garage no longer removes the vehicles kept in it.

GarageAccess owned vehicles through any garage.
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Moon Sweepers Save Backups

Update 1.0.4 added up to five backups per save slot, stored outside Steam Cloud, and repairs a damaged save from them when the world loads.

BackupsA minute into a session, then every 30 minutes.
VersionSaves made in 1.0.4 cannot be opened in older versions.
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About Moon Sweepers

Basic facts from the Steam store and developer announcements.

Plan Your Next Cleanup

Explore guides to the core cleanup loop, shared upgrades and equipment, with version notes for changing mechanics.