Independent by design
Moon Sweepers Wiki is not an official website. Moon Sweepers is developed and published by DragDrop Games. Game names, artwork and related materials belong to their respective owners. This site does not claim affiliation, endorsement or privileged access.
The pages are written in English and focus on public information that a player can verify at the source. Factual gameplay details are not presented as a firsthand test when this site has not performed one.
What this build covers
The current release is a guide library for the Steam v1.0.4 build. It covers:
- The first cleaning shift, money routes and the full upgrade path.
- Stations, depots, Packagers, pressure chambers, stone presses, power and robots.
- Solo play, 16-player online co-op and the offline limits.
- Region progress, all 33 achievements, collectibles and completion expectations.
- Current price, platforms, Mac options, system requirements and buying advice.
- Nexus mods, the creator-reported TikTok integration, trainers and the missing console.
Every guide is a real page. Browse the complete task directory or use the header search. A guide can be narrower than the game; it should not be a thin page with a missing answer.
How sources are handled
The primary sources are the official Moon Sweepers Steam listing, the public app data, the official 1.0.4 patch notes, the trailer and the Steam achievement data. The community-maintained Moon Sweepers 1.0.4 data index is used for build-menu values and is labeled as a data source, not a developer statement. Sources were checked 28 October 2026.
These labels keep the evidence honest:
- Official: the store, patch note or Steam achievement data states the point directly.
- Data snapshot: a build-menu value, price, platform flag or achievement percentage that can change.
- Community report: a player, creator or mod author observation with a date and a stated limit.
- Unconfirmed: a common question that the checked sources do not answer.
Source access is not the same as gameplay testing. Screenshots can identify the setting and visible objects, but they do not prove hidden rules, exact costs or a complete route.
What is intentionally absent
There are no fake ratings, invented patch dates, “best” scores, guaranteed offline play, console ports or universal automation recipes. Mods and trainers are separated from normal guides, and a creator-reported tool is not presented as an official feature. A guide that cannot support its main answer is not turned into a confident page.
If a later source or capture changes one of these answers, the relevant note can be revised without turning the rest of the site into a template of guesses.