- Steam pricePrice
- $12.99$19.99-35%
- Release
- September 18, 2025Early access
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How co-op works
Up to four goblins complete one dungeon-cleaning checklist: scrub blood with slimes, dispose of remains through a hungry mimic, refill loot, reset furniture and traps, and restore monsters. Dividing rooms speeds the work, but active hazards and mishandled cleaning creatures can kill teammates.
About this game
Goblin Cleanup casts players as dungeon maintenance crew tasked with tidying up after heroic raids. Rather than slaying monsters or plundering treasure, you scrub floors, haul debris, repair traps, and rearrange furniture so the dungeon is ready for the next batch of adventurers. It's true co-op from start to finish, with no competitive modes.
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Each session revolves around time pressure and coordinated labor. Players assign tasks, manage cleaning supplies, and communicate constantly to avoid stepping on each other's toes while the clock ticks down. The charm comes from turning mundane chores into frantic teamwork, where a misplaced goblin or forgotten mop can derail the whole operation.
Goblin Cleanup supports online co-op on Windows, currently in Early Access. The structure encourages short, repeatable runs where squads refine their workflow and tackle messier dungeons. Success depends on voice chat or quick pings, making it ideal for groups who enjoy communication-heavy coordination.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a single-player mode, or do I need friends to play?
The game supports both single-player and multiplayer modes. However, it's built as a true co-op experience from start to finish, so it's most enjoyable with a team-communication and coordination are core to the gameplay.
What do you actually do in this game?
You play as goblin janitors cleaning up dungeons after heroes raid them. Your job is to scrub floors, haul debris, repair traps, and rearrange furniture before the next adventurers arrive. It's all about working together under time pressure to get the dungeon back in shape.
Is the game finished, or still being developed?
Goblin Cleanup is currently in Early Access, so it's still being actively developed. The core loop of cooperative cleaning and dungeon preparation is playable now, but expect ongoing updates and changes.