Moon Sweepers

Moon Sweepers is a co-op moon-cleaning game by DragDrop Games that launched on Steam for Windows PC on October 23, 2026. The setup is deliberately ridiculous: the Moon is covered in dust, the Lunar Surface Department (LSD) has sent you and your crew to clean it up, and the budget only covered a toothbrush. From there, the game turns a painfully small chore into a growing operation — collect lunar dust, sell it, buy better tools, and eventually put cleaning vehicles to work across an entire lunar surface, solo or with up to 16 players in online co-op.

This page is a factual game-information page built from the game’s official Steam store page. It covers what Moon Sweepers is, how the gameplay loop works, which controls are supported, what hardware you need, and where to buy it. It deliberately skips review scores, player counts, and patch news: those change weekly, the release facts below do not.

Gameplay

Moon Sweepers is a job simulation at heart, and its loop is easy to follow from the official description:

• You start with a single toothbrush — the Lunar Surface Department’s entire equipment budget.
• You scrape up lunar dust and fill your storage with it.
• You deliver your haul to a depot and launch shipments to get paid.
• You spend your earnings on new cleaning tools and increased carrying capacity, so you can take on bigger jobs between deliveries.

Three progression systems sit on top of that loop. First, you can place depots near your work, cutting the walk back every time your storage fills. Second, cleaning vehicles join your operation as it grows, letting you cover ground that a toothbrush never could. Third, the game tracks your progress across the lunar surface, so the “entire Moon to clean” premise becomes a long-running map of what is clean and what is not.

Moon Sweepers is playable single-player or in online co-op lobbies of up to 16 players. The official description suggests two ways to work together: spread out to cover more ground, or tackle the same area side by side. There is, the store page notes, enough dust to keep everyone busy — whether everyone actually works is another matter.

Controls

The official Steam page lists explicit controller support for Moon Sweepers:

• Xbox controllers
• PlayStation controllers
• Steam Input API

Moon Sweepers is a Windows PC game, so mouse and keyboard is the platform’s default input — but the official store page does not publish a keyboard-and-mouse keybind list. If you plan to play with mouse and keyboard, expect the bindings to be shown in-game rather than on the store page; if you prefer a controller, both major console pads are officially supported through Steam Input.

Moon Sweepers system requirements

The store page lists Windows only — minimum Windows 10, recommended Windows 11 — with these specifications:

Spec	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 10 (64-bit)	Windows 11 (64-bit)
Processor	Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600	Intel Core i5-10400 / AMD Ryzen 5 3600
Memory	8 GB RAM	16 GB RAM
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 / AMD Radeon RX 570	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super / AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT
DirectX	Version 11	Version 12
Network	Broadband internet connection	Broadband internet connection
Storage	2 GB available space	4 GB available space

A broadband connection is listed as a requirement in both tiers, which fits a game built around online co-op lobbies.

Tips for your lunar cleaning operation

These tips derive directly from the mechanics the official page documents — no hidden strategies, just the loop played sensibly:

• Sell early and often. Payment only happens when you deliver dust to a depot and launch a shipment, so a storage full of unsold dust is just a longer walk back.
• Upgrade carrying capacity early if you dislike round trips: bigger storage means bigger jobs between deliveries, which is exactly what the official description promises from the upgrade.
• Place a depot near your work. Depots are placeable, and putting one where you actually clean is the most direct way to shorten every future haul.
• Put cleaning vehicles to work once you unlock them. Vehicles exist because a toothbrush scales badly; switching ground coverage from brush to machine is how the operation grows.
• In co-op, decide who covers what. The game supports both spreading out and working the same area together, and the store page jokes that not everyone will actually work — agreeing on zones keeps the crew honest.
• Watch the surface progress tracker. The game tracks your progress across the lunar surface, which makes it easy to see where the next dusty job is.

Who made Moon Sweepers

Moon Sweepers is developed and published by DragDrop Games, according to the official Steam store page. It released on October 23, 2026 as a full release — not an Early Access title.

The release includes Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud saves, and Family Sharing. Language support includes English with full audio, with French, Italian, German, and Spanish among the other interface languages. At launch the game cost $8.99 USD on Steam, with a 15% introductory discount ($7.64) running through October 31, 2026.

Where to play

Moon Sweepers is sold on its official Steam store page for Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs. It is a paid Steam release, not a browser game: you cannot play Moon Sweepers on GameClick or any other free-games portal, and the store page lists no console or mobile versions. This page is an information page — if you want the real thing, buy it on Steam and play it on your PC.

Moon Sweepers FAQ

What is Moon Sweepers?

A co-op moon-cleaning job game by DragDrop Games. You start with a toothbrush, collect lunar dust, sell it through depot shipments, and upgrade tools, capacity, and vehicles until a one-brush chore becomes a full cleanup operation. It released on Steam for Windows PC on October 23, 2026.

Is Moon Sweepers free?

No. It costs $8.99 USD on Steam, and a 15% launch discount brought it to $7.64 through October 31, 2026. Free browser games with a similar collect-and-sell loop exist on GameClick, but Moon Sweepers itself is a paid Steam release.

Can you play Moon Sweepers with friends?

Yes. Online co-op lobbies hold up to 16 players, and you can spread out across the surface or clean the same area together. Single-player is also a listed mode.

Does Moon Sweepers have controller support?

Yes — the Steam page lists Xbox controllers, PlayStation controllers, and the Steam Input API. A keyboard-and-mouse keybind list is not published on the store page.

Is Moon Sweepers on consoles, mobile, or Game Pass?

The official Steam store page lists Windows PC only, with no console or mobile versions. Game Pass availability is not something the store page claims either way.

Can my PC run Moon Sweepers?

The requirements are modest. You need a 64-bit Windows 10 PC with at least a Core i5-8400 or Ryzen 5 2600, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 1650 or RX 570, and 2 GB of free storage. DirectX 11 and a broadband connection are also listed at the minimum tier.

What do you actually do in Moon Sweepers?

You clean the Moon: brush up lunar dust, fill your storage, haul it to a depot, and launch shipments to get paid. Earnings buy better tools and carrying capacity, depots get placed near your work, and cleaning vehicles take over the heavy ground as the operation grows.

Similar games on GameClick

Moon Sweepers is not playable in a browser, but GameClick hosts free browser games if you want another quick break:

• Planet Clicker 2 — its GameClick listing reads “Planet Clicker 2 - Conquer the Solar System”.
• Idle Startup Tycoon — its GameClick listing reads “Idle Startup Tycoon - Build Your Business Empire”.
• Digger — its GameClick listing reads “Digger Game: Dig Your Way to Fun!”.