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About Cleaner Company
Cleaner Company is a co-op adventure simulator where you and up to three friends clean cosmic messes as part of the Star Wipers. Set in 2026, the game drops you onto derelict space stations, intergalactic diners, and alien-infested planets to scrub, sort, and sanitize. Developed by an indie team, it blends light puzzle-solving with task-based gameplay. The core hook? Turning chaotic environments into spotless zones through teamwork. It’s a quirky, lighthearted take on co-op simulators, aiming to make cleaning feel oddly satisfying. Released for PC in June 2026, it’s a niche pick for fans of collaborative chaos.
Gameplay
Each session starts with a briefing on the mess you’re tackling. You’ll use tools like high-pressure scrubbers, disinfectant drones, and trash compactors to clean up biohazards, spilled alien cuisine, or invasive mold. The catch? Environments shift dynamically, floors collapse, critters spawn, and time limits add urgency. Controls are straightforward: WASD movement, mouse aiming, and a radial menu for tools. Half the game is figuring out which tool fits the job, the other half is hauling debris to disposal zones. Co-op play forces communication, as tasks like stabilizing a crumbling station require split-second coordination. It’s not deep, but it’s rhythm-driven and rewards quick thinking.
What Players Think
With a 4.3/5 rating from early access testers, Cleaner Company has a 78% completion rate and an average playtime of 18 hours. Community moods skew “Relaxing” (42%) and “Fun” (35%), though 18% label it “Tedious.” One review notes: “Great for laughs with friends but chores get repetitive after five hours.” Achievement data shows 83% of players unlock the “Sanitation Expert” badge, which requires cleaning 500 objects. Critics praise the variety of locations but flag inconsistent difficulty spikes. A 2025 preview gave it 82/100, calling it “a charming if lightweight co-op experiment.”
PlayPile's Take
Cleaner Company is a solid pick for players craving chill, social sim sessions. At $39.99 (anticipated price), it’s budget-friendly for its genre but lacks long-term depth. Achievements and unlockable tools add replayability, though solo play feels clunky. If your group enjoys slapstick teamwork over strategy, it’s worth a shot. Skip it if you crave narrative or mechanical complexity, it’s a glorified digital mop bucket with a few clever twists.
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Multiplayer, Co-operative
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