Read in this order
Start with the beginner loop if you have not dumped the canister yet. Then pick the page for the thing that is slow: upgrades, classes, vehicles, or robots. Passes and events are optional. Codes stay empty until a real string exists.
Which Sweep The Moon 🌕 guides are published?
Sweep The Moon beginner loop
Join the DomBlox Games place, fill the canister with the toothbrush, dump it at the base, and spend the first cash on the upgrade that is actually slowing you down.
Cash, brush, canister, and speed
Cash comes from emptying the canister at the base. Spend it on whichever of brush, canister, or speed is forcing extra trips, and ignore unpublished price charts.
Shards and the 10 classes
Shards pay for class spins. Community lists from November 9, 2026 show a 50 Shard spin and 10 classes, with Moon Marshal at 0.01%.
Sweepers, rovers, and vehicle bays
The listing names sweepers and giant rovers. Shared bays and a walk-behind sweeper show up in pass wording. Cash prices for the vehicles were not published.
Robots, belts, and machines
The listing tells you to build robots, belts, and machines. A November 9 walkthrough shows a robot dock and a conveyor merger. Recipes and belt prices were not published.
Game passes and what to recheck
Eight pass names and Robux prices come from a November 4, 2026 catalog sample. Later product wording describes effects that an earlier note left unverified. Read the live prompt.
Co-op and the 100% clean goal
You can clean with up to four friends on a 20-player server. The goal on the listing is a Moon at 100% clean, one tile at a time.
Badges you can read on the listing
The public game page shows Payday, Spotless, and Dust Devil. More badges exist behind See More, but their names were not on that strip.
Hive Mites and the November windows
Hive Mites was described as a new robot for a window that ended November 11, 2026 UTC. A follow-up window into November 13 has conflicting update numbers and no confirmed patch notes.