Clean Up Earth

Clean the Earth has a fun concept, but in its current state, it feels less like a finished game and more like an early-access build that still needs major restructuring. After playing only a small handful of maps, I had already encountered enough balancing problems, confusing mechanics, progression issues, and bugs to make the game feel frustrating rather than rewarding. If the game is designed to support both solo and multiplayer, every map needs to be properly balanced and accessible for both playstyles. Several mechanics currently seem designed around having multiple players, which makes solo play unnecessarily difficult and tedious. The tool and upgrade system is also far more complicated than it needs to be. Earning coins and improving equipment should not feel like a punishment, especially when different types of garbage require separate nozzles. The radioactive nozzle is a perfect example. Many players do not seem to realize that a secondary nozzle exists because it must be found by completing a puzzle. While the puzzle itself can be fun, it is also confusing and poorly explained. The game would likely benefit from replacing the current equipment system with a clearer skil…

Clean Up Earth is one of those games I can easily jump into when I just want to relax for a while. There’s something genuinely satisfying about cleaning up a completely trashed environment and slowly watching it come back to life. I’ve also had a surprisingly good experience with the open co-op. Joining random players usually feels friendly and cooperative, with everyone naturally working together towards the same goal. It gives the game a really positive community feeling. The developers also seem committed to improving and expanding the game, with regular updates, bug fixes and new content since launch. The addition of nighttime levels, for example, brings a nice change of atmosphere to familiar environments. It’s not a game about competition or constant action, and that’s exactly what I enjoy about it. Just a satisfying, relaxing experience that feels even better when shared with other players.

Chill and Satisfying!

Release the soundtrack please!!!!! Little bit of lag here and there but good game, simple and easy good to chill to.

I wanted to give this game a fighting chance because I had such high hopes from the demo version of it. I can appreciate certain aspects about it, I enjoy the cleaning aspect of it with the cleaner suction. I also appreciate the fact there are different versions of the cleaners from the deep stone cleaning to the radioactive waste cleanup. I also enjoy the graphics, while I wish some of the maps weren't as repetitive with the waste, I can understand why they chose to split up the map into smaller sections so that it can be more digestible for the big maps as well. However, I have had more negative opinions of this game than positive in comparison to the other cleaner type games I've played. Some of the upgrades feel redundant. Especially for the radioactive one that has a double up. I believe if you level up the radioactive one, you shouldn't have to upgrade it again for the other one. Some of the different boosts should have a better leveling system, but I wouldn't be so upset if they didn't upgrade this one. One that I was disappointed in not seeing was multiplayer being offered for most of the worlds, save for the tutorial worlds like the demo. When my friend and I were a…

Fun to play with friends.