What is Moon Sweepers?
A co-op lunar cleanup simulation from DragDrop Games. You and your crew work for the Lunar Surface Department (LSD), sent to clean a Moon drowned in dust with a budget that only covered a toothbrush. Sweep lunar dust, haul it to a depot, launch shipments to get paid, then spend it on better tools, more capacity, belts and eventually J.O.O.N.A.S. cleaning robots.
The game launched on Steam for Windows PC on October 23, 2026, with single-player and online co-op for up to 16 players. The two-person studio shipped two patches in the first 48 hours — v1.0.3 on Oct 24 and v1.0.4 on Oct 25 — which reworked the robots, shared upgrades across co-op crews, cut save times dramatically and defaulted the renderer to DirectX 11. See Patch Notes & Changelog.
Confirmed game data
Windows PC (Steam)
Published Oct 25, 2026
Two-person studio; self-published
Online co-op only, no crossplay
English full audio; others interface
No console/Mac version announced
Runs via Proton; v1.0.4 fixed old-Proton startup
Sources & uncertainty
Release date, platform, price, language support and system requirements follow the official Steam store page. Concrete in-game values — such as the $350 Night Vision Goggles, the 100 kg Capsule Catcher, shared crew upgrades and the J.O.O.N.A.S. behaviour — come from official DragDrop Games patch notes published on Steam. Both are primary sources and are cited per page.
DragDrop Games publishes prices and item details piecemeal inside patch notes instead of as a complete tree, so absence here means "not published yet", not "does not exist". Still unpublished: individual tool tiers and prices, vehicle names and unlock conditions, depot costs, machine recipes, and the full achievement list. Where third-party coverage describes something the official notes do not — such as solar panels or the dust-to-sand-to-stone chain — this wiki labels it as reported rather than confirmed.
About this Wiki
An independently run fan-made guide hub with no affiliation to DragDrop Games or Valve. For release date, price, and platform facts, trust the official Steam store page; for patch content, trust the official notes; for in-game numbers, trust your installed build. Bugs belong in the official Discord.