Moon Sweepers Wiki

Moon Sweepers is a co-op cleaning game for up to 16 players - sweep the Moon with a toothbrush, sell the dust, and build up to machines that clean for you. Start with the section for what you are doing now.

Moon Sweepers Wiki

Moon Sweepers is a cleaning game set on a dust-covered Moon: you start with a single toothbrush, sweep lunar dust, sell it at the station and spend the money on wider brooms, vehicles and finally machines and robots that clean and sell for you. Up to 16 players can share one crew online, or you can play alone.

Moon Sweepers Guide for Beginners

The order of purchases from the free Toothbrush to your first machine, with every Supply Wall price and the small brushes worth skipping.

From the Toothbrush to your first machine

Buy the Household broom for $25, then its 3 kg to 6 kg container upgrade for $30.

Read the beginner guide

Moon Sweepers Money

Every way to earn, from flags and survey sites to moon stone, with what each pays and which is best at your stage.

Flags
$100 each, 195 on the map
Lunar survey sites
$250 each, 26 on the map
Moon stone
7x the dust price (Stone press)
See every money source

How to Fully Automate on Moon Sweepers

A build order from the first belt to J.O.O.N.A.S., with the solar power each machine needs and three working catcher layouts.

A line that collects, processes and sells dust on its own

Run a belt from a Robot vacuum or Packager into a hub port, then add a Pressure chamber with a Solar tracker.

Follow the automation build

Moon Sweepers Machines

All 19 things you can build or buy - Build menu machines and Garage vehicles - with cost, use and power.

Moon Sweepers Multiplayer

How to host or join a crew of up to 16, and which money, upgrades and vehicles the crew shares.

Host or join a crew of up to 16

Start game, pick a save slot, choose Friends only, Invite only or Public, then press Play.

Read the multiplayer rules

Moon Sweepers Errors After Update

Fixes for crashes, damaged saves, stuck belts and co-op bugs, sorted by what you see, with the patch that fixed each.

Get the game running and keep your save

Update to 1.0.4 first; on AMD cards it starts in DirectX 11 to stop crashes.

Find your fix

Moon Sweepers FAQ

What kind of game is Moon Sweepers?

Moon Sweepers is a co-op cleaning simulator with a slow-to-fast progression. Each run starts with a toothbrush that holds half a kilogram of dust; you sweep, deposit the dust at the station for about $1 per kilogram, and reinvest. Brooms widen your sweep, the Building tool unlocks belts, presses and solar panels, and the Garage sells sweepers up to a 3,000 kg Mega vacuum rover. Late in a save, J.O.O.N.A.S. robots clean the Moon on their own while your factory turns dust into sand and stone. The beginner guide covers the first hour step by step.

How much does Moon Sweepers cost on Steam?

Moon Sweepers lists at $8.99 on Steam in the US. When the store was checked on October 26, 2026 it carried a 15% launch discount, bringing it to $7.64. Prices differ by region and change during sales, so check the store page for the current price in your currency before buying. The price covers single-player and online co-op for up to 16 players; there is no separate multiplayer add-on listed on the store page.

Which platforms is Moon Sweepers on?

Moon Sweepers is a Windows game sold on Steam; there is no Mac, console or mobile version, so there is no cross-play. The minimum PC is a 64-bit Windows 10 machine with an Intel Core i5-8400 or Ryzen 5 2600, 8 GB of RAM and a GTX 1650 or RX 570, plus a broadband connection. Steam Deck and Linux players run it through Proton; patch 1.0.4 fixed start-up failures with older Proton versions, and the fixes page lists what to try if it still will not launch.

When did Moon Sweepers come out on Steam, and who makes it?

Moon Sweepers came out on Steam on October 23, 2026. It is made and published by DragDrop Games, which describes itself as a team of two. Two patches followed in the first three days: 1.0.3 on October 24 made upgrades shared in co-op and fixed large saves, and 1.0.4 on October 25 reworked J.O.O.N.A.S. and added automatic save backups. This site covers version 1.0.4.

Can you actually clean the whole Moon?

Finishing the whole Moon is a very long goal. The map is split into more than 163,000 small sectors, and the game's 33 achievements include milestones at 1%, 10%, 50% and 100% of the Moon cleaned. Hand tools barely move that number, which is why the real progression is money: completed hexes, flags and survey sites pay for vehicles and machines, and J.O.O.N.A.S. robots keep cleaning across the Moon while you build. The money page ranks every source.

Is there an official Moon Sweepers wiki?

DragDrop Games does not run an official wiki. The developers publish patch notes on the Steam news page and take bug reports in their Discord, which the store page links as the game's website. This site is an unofficial reference built from those patch notes, the in-game menus and player guides, with every value checked against a source and the game version stated.