Guides Overview

Your first toothbrush, the core loop, controls basics, and the mistakes to avoid in your first session.

Collect, deposit, earn, upgrade — the whole clean-and-earn cycle, broken down stage by stage.

Solo or up to 16 players: shared upgrades, host controls, ground sync, and the same-version rule.

How lunar dust, brush strokes, and the visible-progress system actually work.

From a toothbrush to suit upgrades and carrying capacity — including the first officially priced upgrade, the $350 Night Vision Goggles.

Place depots near your work, then grow into belts, splitters, mergers and processing — with the building names confirmed by official patch notes.

The vehicles you drive, the garages that manage them, and a summary of how J.O.O.N.A.S. robots fit in — with the full robot breakdown on its own page.

Controller support, the confirmed key bindings added in patches, the N-key suit light cycle, Moon map waypoints, and the settings worth checking.

Official Moon Sweepers patch notes since launch: v1.0.3 and v1.0.4, including the J.O.O.N.A.S. rework, shared crew upgrades, save backups, and the DirectX 11 change.

Practical ways to sweep more dust per trip and per minute, derived from the confirmed loop.

Launch date, storefront, regional pricing, and platform availability for Moon Sweepers.

Official minimum and recommended PC specs for Moon Sweepers, plus the DirectX 11 default change, install size and Steam Deck status.

19 supported languages, with English as the only full-audio option, plus the AI-assisted translation note.

Crashes, disappearing saves, robots stopping, and people falling through the Moon — what DragDrop Games has already fixed, and what still needs you to do something.

How fast DragDrop Games has been patching since launch, what is already fixed, and what is still outstanding from the two-person studio.

Everything the v1.0.4 rework changed: robots that clean twice as fast, never return to a dock, and keep working even when every player is somewhere else.

Conveyors, splitters and mergers — how to stop carrying dust by hand, including the v1.0.4 merger change that finally balances split inputs.