What you do first
Moon Sweepers’ Steam page describes a Windows co-op game where you start with a toothbrush, collect lunar dust, deliver it to a depot and spend the payout on better tools and capacity. The store lists solo play and online co-op lobbies of up to 16 players.
- Use the toothbrush to clear a manageable patch instead of spreading the first run across the whole Moon.
- Carry the dust to a depot and follow the shipment flow before buying a larger tool.
- Spend the first payout on the bottleneck you just felt: carrying, travel or cleaning speed.
- Only then start laying out automation. A short, readable route is easier to debug than a huge first base.
What to verify before following an old guide
Moon Sweepers received launch-week changes to multiplayer upgrades, belts, saves, map information and the J.O.O.N.A.S. cleaning robot. A guide that predates patch 1.0.4 may describe a rule that no longer matches the current build.
EarlyWiki rule: we will not invent an exact “best money route” until the cost, payout and patch version are visible in a source or a dated playtest.
Source trail
- Steam store page — release, platform, price and core loop.
- Steam community announcements — launch patches and developer notes.