Clean It Up!

Clean It Up!, developed and published by Itay Ron, is a compact simulation game built around a simple but surprisingly effective idea: turning the act of cleaning into a structured, satisfying gameplay loop. It belongs to the growing category of “cozy simulators,” where the focus is not on challenge or narrative complexity, but on repetition, visual feedback, and a steady sense of progress. From the moment you begin, the game makes its intentions clear—it is less about winning and more about the quiet satisfaction of restoring order to messy spaces. The core gameplay is centered on interacting with dirty or cluttered environments and gradually transforming them into clean, organized spaces. Players are given tools and straightforward controls that allow them to scrub surfaces, tidy objects, and remove grime piece by piece. The mechanics are intentionally simple, making the experience accessible almost immediately. There is little friction in learning how to play, which allows players to quickly fall into the rhythm of the game. This rhythm becomes the main source of engagement, as each action produces visible results that reinforce a sense of accomplishment. To give structure to …

I recommend this game if you're looking for something basic. Start day > check your inbox > buy an item > clean the item > sell the item > pay your bills > upgrade your tool > end day. That's it. That's the game. My only complaints is that the spam in the inbox is annoying, the second desk is unusable because of a glare from a light, and I disliked the music.

Great little game for £3 got a solid 5 hours out of it :)

A fun and cute little cleaning game where you buy things, clean them, and then sell them. Very cutesy, very relaxing. 10/10 would recommend

I just finished the game and I feel like it's good for how cheap it is. You have one cleaning function which is just dusting even though there are other tools shown on the cleaning table. I saw some people mention the game is only 21 days long, however I did update the second table and finished the game with 61 days if you count the last two days of each section as a day, because it's really just you logging into your pc and it saying you are done. It's a simple time waster to me and I did enjoy it. The only issue I had was when you get to the second shop the floor is very bowed and can made me a bit nauseous when I walked to and from the boxes. All in all I would recommend the game since it's so cheap and easy to play.

This should be in Early Access. Every bit of it is still unfinished, none of the handfull of systems connect to each other. Would have been better off as a selection of cleaning levels free of all the management trappings.