Sweep The Moon Getting Started

Sweep The Moon drops you on a dusty lunar surface with a weak brush, a tiny canister, and one clear goal: clean tiles, bank cash at base, and scale into vehicles and robots. DomBlox Games released the experience on October 23, 2026. It is free to play on Roblox, supports online co-op with up to four friends, and runs on servers of about twenty players. This getting-started guide is your first-hour playbook—what to click, what to buy, and what to ignore until your sell loop feels automatic.

If you only remember three rules: empty the canister at base often, upgrade brush and capacity before cosmetics, and wire a Robot Dock as soon as you can afford the early path. Deeper pages cover Upgrades, Vehicles, Robots & Automation, and Earn Cash Fast. Check Codes for promo status (none confirmed as of November 2026) and the Tier List Hub before spending Shards on Classes.

The core loop in plain English

Every session follows the same cycle:

1. Sweep dust with your current brush (you begin near toothbrush tier).
2. Fill the canister on your back or tool loadout until it is full or nearly full.
3. Return to base and empty the canister for cash.
4. Spend cash on brush power, canister size, move speed, then docks, belts, vehicles, and machines.
5. Repeat until the Moon’s clean percentage climbs toward 100%.

Skipping the sell step is the most common beginner mistake. A full canister that never reaches base is free progress left on the ground. Sell early and often while capacity is small; only stretch routes after you own a larger canister or a mobility tool from the Vehicles guide.

Beginner money and strategies (TonyCool)

First fifteen minutes

Finish the in-experience tutorial prompts so controls and the base location stick. Sweep the nearest dirty tiles—do not sprint toward the horizon. When the canister fills, path straight back, sell, and note how much cash a short route nets. That number is your benchmark for every upgrade decision.

Open the tool and upgrade shops as soon as they unlock. Prioritize a Dustpan Brush and a 6KG canister before flashy vehicles. That pairing clears more dust per swing and lets you stay out longer between sells. After those two land, save toward a Robot Dock. Full reasoning and shop-order tables live on Upgrades; treat this page as the “why you care” overview.

Build Mode uses key 2; the building menu opens with B. You do not need a full factory on day one, but knowing those keys early means you will not be lost when you place your first dock and belt.

Co-op without chaos

Invite up to four friends into your session. Split roles instead of everyone chasing the same tile:

• One player stays near base to sell and place early belts.
• One or two sweep medium-range tiles and haul full canisters.
• One scouts farther dust once someone owns a sweeper or rover.

Shared progress feels great, but clogging the sell point wastes time. Stagger returns, or have the base player call when the pad is clear. Servers also hold random players (~20 total)—be polite around shared machines and do not grief belts you did not build.

What to unlock next (and what to wait on)

Buy soon: Dustpan Brush, 6KG canister, move-speed scraps if you are still walking forever between tiles, then Robot Dock. Connect Robot Dust Out → Belt → Base Belt In so bots feed the sell line. Details and failure cases are in Robots & Automation.

Buy later: Every vehicle tier, duplicate docks, rare Class chase spins, and expensive Robux bundles. Passes such as Infinite Canister (99), Fast Legs (99), Fast Vehicles (149), +1 Robot Dock (149), Head Start (199), Sell As You Sweep (249), 2x Cash (249), and Everything (649) are optional. They speed the same loop; they do not invent a new one. Rank them with the Tier List Hub after you understand cash flow from Earn Cash Fast.

Classes: The Classes shop spins cost 50 Shards each. Common helpful rolls include Strider (walk speed), Packer (carry weight), Broad Sweep (head width), Brushwright (power plus tool-shop discount), Pocket Seller (canister bonus and periodic full pay), and Surveyor (cash per tile with a double chance). Ultra-rares like Chief Engineer and Moon Marshal are lottery tickets—nice if they drop, irrelevant to your first hour plan.

Codes, updates, and expectations

As of November 2026, this wiki lists no confirmed working codes. If DomBlox drops a code later, redeem it inside the experience only—never on roblox.com/redeem. Revisit Codes after big patches.

Recent content worth knowing while you onboard: Ranger Drone (November 11, 2026) and Flyable UFO (November 14, 2026). Neither replaces the canister sell loop; both are mobility or helper tools once you can afford them. Patch write-ups sit under Updates.

Sweep The Moon is inspired by the Steam game Moon Sweepers in theme only. It is not the same product, and it is not titled “Clean the Moon.” Play the DomBlox Roblox loop on its own terms.

First-session checklist

• Complete the tutorial and locate base sell.
• Sweep close tiles; sell every full canister.
• Purchase Dustpan Brush, then 6KG canister.
• Learn Build Mode (2) and building menu (B).
• Save for Robot Dock; wire Dust Out to Base Belt In.
• Invite up to four friends and assign roles.
• Skim Earn Cash Fast before your second long session.
• Bookmark Guides Hub for upgrades, vehicles, and robots pages.

After your first hour

You should leave the first session with a stronger brush, a canister that is not constantly full after three tiles, and a mental map of base. Ideal next steps: finish the early upgrade path, place one working robot line, then decide whether your bottleneck is movement (Vehicles) or throughput (Robots & Automation). When cash feels slow even with good habits, open Earn Cash Fast and compare Classes or passes against more belt capacity.

Keep the Guides Hub bookmarked, clear a neighborhood of tiles with friends, and treat every empty canister at base as a small win toward a fully cleaned Moon.