Moon Sweepers is a co-op cleaning game for up to sixteen players. The Lunar Surface Department has sent your crew to clean the entire Moon, and the budget only covered a toothbrush. You collect lunar dust, sell it, buy better tools, upgrade your equipment and unlock cleaning vehicles, turning an underfunded cleanup mission into a growing operation — assuming your friends actually help.

Steam 250 weekly chart: New entry at #49 on the Top 50 Games of the Past Week, scored 6.77 from 566 reviews at 74% positive, released 23 October 2026. Chart position via Steam 250.

Key features

Sixteen-player lobbies, not four

Most co-op chore games cap at four because the design assumes everyone is doing the same job. Opening lobbies to sixteen changes the unit of play from a squad to a workforce, which means the interesting decisions are about coverage — spread out or swarm one area — rather than about individual tool use.

A deliberately absurd upgrade curve

Starting with a toothbrush and working up to cleaning vehicles makes the progression legible as a joke before it is legible as a system. That framing matters for a game whose core activity is repetitive: the upgrade is the punchline, and each one re-sells the same loop.

Selling dust as the pacing mechanism

Collected lunar dust has to be sold before it becomes tools. Putting an exchange step between work and reward gives the group a shared decision point, which is the main thing that stops a sixteen-player lobby drifting into sixteen separate solo games.

Where to find it

Moon Sweepers is on Steam for $7.64, developed and published by DragDrop Games, with online co-op and full controller support.

The honest caveat

Moon Sweepers has the weakest review percentage of any new entry on this week's chart: 74% positive from 566 reviews. That is a much larger review count than most games at this chart position, which means it sold well and a meaningful share of buyers were unhappy. The chart placement reflects volume and recency, not consensus — treat this one as a game to read current reviews on before buying, particularly around server stability in large lobbies, which is where sixteen-player games usually struggle.

Frequently asked questions

How many players is Moon Sweepers?

Up to sixteen players in online co-op lobbies. A single-player option is also listed on Steam.

How much does Moon Sweepers cost?

It is listed on Steam at 7.64 dollars.

Is Moon Sweepers any good?

Reviews are mixed. It holds 74% positive from 566 reviews, the lowest rating among this week's new Steam 250 entries, despite selling enough to generate far more reviews than its chart neighbours.

Who made Moon Sweepers?

DragDrop Games developed and self-published it. It released on Steam on 23 October 2026.

Can you play Moon Sweepers solo?

Yes. Steam lists single-player alongside online co-op, though the upgrade economy and the sixteen-player lobby size are built around a group.