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What do you do in Moon Sweepers?
DragDrop Games starts the job with a toothbrush and a dusty Moon. Cleaning supplies material to collect and sell, then earnings buy equipment that changes the scale of the next job. It is an incremental work loop with a deliberately absurd premise.
Solo play or a shared cleanup
Steam lists single-player and online co-op, with the description allowing crews of up to 16. More participants create opportunities to divide work, but useful coordination matters more than filling every slot.
Follow the full delivery loop
Collected dust goes into storage, then to a depot and a shipment for payment. Carrying space and the distance to a delivery point can matter alongside cleaning speed. Vehicles become another way to expand the operation.
Is this the right kind of co-op for you?
Choose it for a shared task and visible progress rather than a campaign built around combat. Before buying for a group, check everyone’s PC requirements and the current network requirements on Steam.
Make the first shift useful
Read our Moon Sweepers beginner and co-op guide for a way to identify the next upgrade and split the work.
Sources and scope
Prepared from the official resources below, checked November 2, 2026. Practical suggestions are editorial analysis, not a hands-on test or a promise of results.
PC edition and requirements
- Developer
- DragDrop Games
- Listed systems
- Windows
- Steam release date
- October 23, 2026
- Players
- Single-player; online co-op up to 16
- Minimum memory
- 8 GB RAM
- Minimum graphics
- GTX 1650 / RX 570
- Minimum storage
- 2 GB
Requirements are publisher-listed specifications, not PlayPick performance measurements. Check Steam for current prices, regional availability and changes.