Sweep The Moon 100% Clean

At A Glance

Sweep The Moon 100% clean is the official goal on Place 109576450376407 (Sweep The Moon 🌕 by DomBlox Games): get the Moon to 100% clean, one tile at a time. Whether the percent is personal, party, or server stays TBA. Reset after 100% is Unverified. Last check November 6, 2026. Play on Roblox.

Progress is not a gem bar, not a Steam Moonstone meter, and not a Clean the Moon backpack fill. Cash from dumps funds brush, canister, and speed; vehicles and robots scale the same tiles. Co-op lists up to 4 friends — share rules for the percent stay TBA.

What does Sweep The Moon 100% clean mean?

The listing tagline is the spec: the Moon is buried in space dust; sweep it clean, one tile at a time; get the Moon to 100% clean. That is the published end state. This wiki does not add a hidden campaign, a boss, or a prestige rank on top of that sentence.

100% is a cleanliness goal, not a combat level. There is no official XP bar, battle pass, or class rank tied to it. Class Slot 2 is a Robux product name on currency — it is not a progress track.

Cash, upgrades, vehicles, and automation are how you scale sweeping. They are not substitute goals. You can dump forever and still be short of 100% if tiles remain dusty. The listing does not publish a required upgrade gate for the percent.

First-session progress is still the cash loop. If you cannot dump, you cannot fund brush / canister / speed, and you cannot stay on tiles long enough to matter. Start: beginner guide.

What is a Sweep The Moon tile?

Official unit: one tile at a time. The listing does not publish tile size, dust HP, how many tiles make a moon, or whether a swept tile can get dirty again. Those cells stay TBA.

Gameplay you can state without numbers: progress is spatial. You move, you sweep, the canister fills, you dump. Standing still does not print 100%. A recap that jumps from toothbrush to vehicle to robot is still the same tile job at a larger tool scale.

Do not import crater maps, broom hitboxes, or Steam grid mods. If a later capture shows a minimap or a numbered tile, that still updates this section.

Where is the Sweep The Moon clean percent HUD?

Label TBA. Hunt a percent, a bar, or a “clean” readout after you sweep a few tiles. This article skips a static HUD capture because no source names the control or shows a readable percent widget we can file without guessing.

If you find it, note whether it ticks per tile, per dump, or in chunks, and whether a friend’s join changes the number. Those observations belong in the capture batch, not as invented mechanics here.

Do not confuse cash HUD, Shard counts, or Game Pass prompts with the clean percent. Cash is the dump wallet: currency.

• Do01Join Place 109576450376407
• Do02Look once for a % / clean / moon meter
• Do03Screenshot if it exists — do not guess the label
• Do04If missing, keep sweeping tiles and dumping
• Do05Do not install a progress UI from another moon game

Is Sweep The Moon progress personal, party, or server?

TBA. The listing never says whose 100% you are looking at. Possibilities this wiki will not pick among: your instance, your four-friend party, the whole ~20-player server (third-party size), or a persistent moon that survives leave. Publishing one of those as fact would mis-set party plans.

Practical caution: do not assume a stranger’s sweeping credits you, and do not assume your sweeping credits them. Capture the HUD after a friend joins and after you rejoin solo. Until then, play as if you own your canister and treat shared percent as unknown.

Co-op copy is only “clean with up to 4 friends.” That is a party size, not a progress-share rule. Details: co-op.

Does Sweep The Moon reset after 100% clean?

Unverified. The listing does not describe prestige, a new moon, a harder dust layer, or a trophy screen. Infinite Canister (This Moon) is a product name that hints at more than one moon — that is still only a SKU label, not a reset rule.

Do not write a prestige guide. Do not import Steam campaign chapters. If 100% pops a modal, capture the buttons. Until then, the published job is to sweep toward 100%, not to plan a New Game Plus.

Game Pass Head Start does not prove a reset; contents Unverified. Shard sinks stay TBA and are not a reset currency. Game Passes · currency.

Do vehicles and robots change Sweep The Moon progress?

They scale the same official goal. Official order: toothbrush → canister → base cash → brush, canister, speed → sweepers / giant rovers → robots, belts, machines. Each layer is the same tiles, not a second percent. Lookup: vehicles · automation.

Recap extras — robot returns to base, concrete from dust, power — stay Unverified and are not progress mechanics. Concrete is not a “build percent.” Power is not an XP bar.

No efficiency claim: this wiki will not say a rover cleans N tiles per minute or that a belt raises percent faster. Capture first. Game Passes can change comfort; they do not rewrite the goal. Game Passes.

How does co-op change Sweep The Moon 100% clean?

Official: clean with up to 4 friends. Unofficial third-party: servers around 20 players. Those two numbers answer different questions. Four is the listed co-op cap. Twenty is not a promise that sixteen strangers share your percent.

Who owns placed robots, who gets cash from a dump, and whether a friend’s tile ticks your bar stay TBA. Plan sessions around “we sweep together” without banking on a shared save until captured.

No verified Discord invite as of November 6, 2026. Party up with Roblox friends. Do not use a Steam Moon Sweepers server as a matchmaking desk. Co-op.

Which completion meters belong to other moon games?

Steam Moon Sweepers completion, Clean the Moon! stage lists, and generic “moon %” blogs are other products. Identity is Place 109576450376407 only. Other DomBlox games do not feed this percent.

This wiki also does not build pets, runes, weapons, or classes as progress. Combat metaphors (“level the moon”) mis-file a cleaning sim.

Identity check: Sweep The Moon, DomBlox Games, Place 109576450376407. Play on Roblox.

What next

First session: beginner guide. Party size: co-op. Scale nouns: automation.

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