Clean Up Earth

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before i said anything the game really need optimize verywell the object front of me and desper and the thing i mised without the ability to hear them i will never find them because all the time the object desper i dont know why......and know after i 100% clean the map in the game i really like the game i love cleaning games and the sound when i clean and when i finish i like that i hope in the future fix problem and bring more map

This game can scratch the Power Washing Simulator itch. Its major flaw is missing trash and the end of levels. Not only is the trash difficult to see but the gadgets used to find the trash are sub-par at best. If they can fix this issue, this game would be a great way to spend a couple of hours. As it is, it can go from relaxing to frustrating in a matter of minutes.

[i](🇬🇧 English version follows the French review below)[/i] [b][EDIT][/b] [i]désagréable surprise : à cette heure le jeu n'est pas compatible avec Steam Cloud. Aussi impossible de retrouver sa partie sur un Steam Deck. C'est fort regrettable et j'espère que les dévs corrigeront ça dans un futur update...[/i] J’avais vraiment envie d’aimer Clean Up Earth. L’idée de nettoyer la planète avec un gameplay chill a quelque chose de presque méditatif. Et dans ses meilleurs moments, le jeu y arrive : on se laisse porter, on optimise ses trajets, on regarde le décor reprendre vie… et ça fait du bien. Mais voilà, tout n’est pas encore aussi fluide que le concept le promet. Côté gameplay, la boucle est satisfaisante au début, mais elle peut vite devenir répétitive. On sent qu’il manque un peu de variété ou des mécaniques plus profondes pour renouveler l’expérience sur la durée. Certains systèmes ne sont pas toujours très clairs non plus, et un meilleur tutoriel ne serait pas de refus. Techniquement, rien de catastrophique, mais quelques petites frustrations viennent casser le rythme : interface parfois maladroite, lisibilité perfectible, et une progression qui manque un peu de guidage. Malgré ça, il y a un vrai potentiel. L’ambiance fonctionne, le message écolo est bien intégré sans être lourd, et le jeu peut clairement évoluer dans le bon sens avec des mises à jour. [b]En résumé :[/b] 👍 Concept original et relaxant 👍 Sens de progression satisfaisant au début 👎 Manque de variété sur la durée 👎 Interface et tutoriel à améliorer [b]Verdict[/b] : un jeu agréable par petites sessions, avec une bonne base… mais qui mérite encore quelques ajustements pour vraiment briller. [b]Recommandé ?[/b] Oui, mais plutôt si vous êtes patient ou sensible au concept. [b][EDIT][/b] Le mode multijoueur est une bonne idée et peut être vraiment sympa, apportant une dimension coopérative qui colle bien au concept du jeu. Cependant, dès la sortie, la fréquentation est déjà inquiétante. Le pic historique n’a atteint que 295 joueurs au niveau mondial. Au moment où j’écris ces lignes, le pic du jour est de 49 joueurs, dont seulement 35 réellement en jeu. Plus préoccupant encore, le pic de joueurs effectivement en multijoueur aujourd’hui est de seulement 17 dans le monde. Pour un jeu sorti récemment, ces chiffres laissent planer de sérieux doutes quant à la viabilité du multijoueur sur le moyen et long terme... __________________________________ [b][edit][/b] [i]unpleasant surprise: at the moment, the game is not compatible with Steam Cloud. As a result, it’s impossible to access your save on a Steam Deck. This is quite disappointing, and I hope the developers will address it in a future update.[/i] I really wanted to love Clean Up Earth. The idea of cleaning the planet through a chill, almost meditative gameplay loop is genuinely appealing. And at its best, the game delivers on that promise: you get into a flow, optimize your routes, and watch the environment come back to life… and it feels good. But things aren’t always as smooth as the concept suggests. Gameplay-wise, the core loop is satisfying at first, but it can become repetitive fairly quickly. It feels like the game is missing more variety or deeper mechanics to keep things engaging in the long run. Some systems are also not very intuitive, and a better tutorial would definitely help. Technically, nothing game-breaking, but there are small frustrations that disrupt the experience: a somewhat clunky interface, readability issues, and progression that could use more guidance. That said, there’s real potential here. The atmosphere works, the environmental message is well integrated without being overbearing, and the game could clearly improve with future updates. [b]In short:[/b] 👍 Original and relaxing concept 👍 Satisfying sense of progression at first 👎 Lacks variety over time 👎 Interface and tutorial need improvement [b]Verdict:[/b] an enjoyable game in short sessions, with a solid foundation… but still in need of some polish to truly shine. [b]Recommended ?[/b] Yes, but mainly if you’re patient or drawn to the concept. [b][EDIT][/b] The multiplayer mode is a great idea and can be genuinely enjoyable, adding a cooperative dimension that fits well with the game’s concept. However, from the very start, player activity is already concerning. The all-time peak reached only 295 players worldwide. As I’m writing this, today’s peak is 49 players, with only 35 actually in-game. Even more worrying, the number of players actively in multiplayer today peaks at just 17 worldwide. For a recently released game, these figures raise serious concerns about the medium- and long-term viability of the multiplayer experience.

[h1]《Clean Up Earth》：一切为了环保的吸尘器清洁工模拟器[/h1] 一般来说，在所有模拟题材的游戏作品中，在我看来，不论是通过何种工具以及何种方式来进行工作，清洁题材永远是最解压的一类存在。因为就像收集题材的作品一样，玩家可以通过捡垃圾以及清洁墙壁的方式将游玩一款游戏时的成就感更加有效地可视化与量化，从而获得更多的正反馈。 而作为又一款清洁模拟类型的作品，《Clean Up Earth》则选择了将背景放在了各种被塑料金属以及其他垃圾污染的海岛上，通过“穿越时空”清理垃圾的设定在游戏玩法实际上只有利用吸尘器吸取不同种类垃圾的基础上，将游戏流程关卡化，尽可能用这一种玩法为玩家提供足够丰富的新鲜感。 然而，清洁模拟题材游戏还有一个问题就是，以《房产达人》这样的作品为例，如果游戏中的清洁元素过于拟真，那么在长期沉迷于游戏模拟之后，玩家也可能会产生一种疑问：既然我在游戏中能够通过沉迷于清洁工作获得足够的成就感，那为什么我不能关掉电脑在现实中优先做好自己的家务呢？ 虽然我毫不怀疑这类作品的存在可能确实抱有这种目的，但《Clean Up Earth》最让我觉得有意思的一点就是，在开始游戏之前，你可以选择一家游戏指定的现实中真实存在的环保机构，并且通过完成游戏进度的方式为这一机构提供慈善支持。虽然因为本作并没有将全部文本汉化完全导致我并不能理解制作组具体会通过怎样的方式将玩家的游戏行为量化成对环保机构的帮助，但这种将环保题材电子游戏变成了现实参与的行为在我看来从设计的角度上确实很有意义。 因此，作为一款清洁模拟游戏，以环保为背景，并且真正在做环保工作的《Clean Up Earth》，不仅在游戏体验上足够解压，在游玩角度和现实角度上也很有环保意义。 [quote]关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36224058/]老实人鉴赏家 [/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/laoshirenLSR]老实人评测[/url]：独立游戏爱好者聚集地，黄油绅士交流中心。 不错过游戏的亮点，不放过游戏的槽点，带给玩家最直观的测评感受。[/quote]

Short version: If you like “Power Wash Simulator,” you'll be very happy with this game. Long version: “Clean Up Earth” is all about cleaning up trash from a filthy Earth, using various attachments on your trash vacuum. The story behind it is... there, but it's certainly not the game's highlight. There’s a tutorial at the beginning; whether it’s helpful depends on the player. Once you’ve worked through some of the initial challenges and grasped the system after a few successful levels, things get much easier. Overall, it’s a pretty slow-paced game. There’s no action or panic here, unless you’re desperately searching for the last 2–3 pieces of trash on the map (the map and beep gadgets are a huge help here!). And yet, for many, it’s certainly very satisfying to see a landscape that was once completely filthy become clean bit by bit as the animals and plants return. You can complete the game in 40 hours, either alone or with a partner. And especially if you play through the missions intended for multiplayer on your own, it takes longer. But you can also play all missions completely solo. Who it’s for: For slow gamers who enjoy being able to switch off their minds during relaxed missions. Who it's not for: Gamers who crave action and adrenaline, or who get frustrated quickly after scouring the map 10 times and still haven't found the last 0.1 kg of trash (which, of course, has NEVER happened to me ;) )