
A co-op cleaning game where you have to clean and rearrange a dungeon before the next adventurers come to complete it again.
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Have you ever wondered what happens after completing a dungeon, how it is restarted or, better yet, who is in charge of doing it? In Goblin Cleanup, you assume the role of a professional cleaner hired by the dungeon manager to clean and prepare the dungeon for the next adventure. You can perform this task alone or with up to three companions, cooperatively or maybe not so cooperatively!

Be careful because the dungeons are dark and full of terrors, although as a professional cleaner this is not a problem, just don't step on a trap, and keep the monsters fed, you don't want them to eat you, or any of your friends.

You can clean the dungeons with three more employees, just watch what they do, because if they die you will have to clean their pieces and blood, the heroes already leave everything very dirty to make things worse.
Clean the dungeons in cooperative games for 4 players online.
Goblin Maid: What better way to clean up than doing it like a pro? Play as a goblin alongside other goblins.
Clean: It's your job to clean up the mess, so clean it up you shall! Use your Slimop, mimic, and slime dispenser tool to help you remove all that blood from the floor and ceiling!
Restore Objects: To ensure the dungeon returns to its original state, you must restore objects and place them back in their original positions.
Restore Traps: What kind of dungeon would it be without traps? You'll need to restore and reactivate them. Be cautious; there might be traps that weren't triggered by adventurers and are still active.
Creatures: You'll also need to respawn creatures and dispose of their remains. Additionally, some creatures might not have perished.
Loot: You'll also need to refill chests with items.
Dynamic Dungeons: Each dungeon is filled with unique challenges...and hazards!
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Languages: English, Spanish - Latin America, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, French, Dutch, Korean, Polish, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil +1 more
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[i] Goblin Cleanup [/i] - хороша кооперативна гра. Мені цікава реалізація ідея служіння злу в іграх, ця гра нагадує естетитику серію ігор Dungeon Keeper та Dungeons, але в цей раз ми приймаємо роль слуги зла, а не його повелителя. Геймплей цікавий та медативний, в компанії друзів весело, але як правило роботи стає тільки більше, значно більше! Раджу купити, після реліз та на знижках. Моя оцінка: 7/10, після ралізу оновлю.
[h2]We have viscera cleanup at home[/h2] I will start by saying that I like what this game is trying to do, it's basically a more casual viscera cleanup, where instead of cleaning up the aftermath of cosmic horrors you clean and repair rpg dungeons while avoiding traps as well as your mischiveous teammates, but boy oh boy did they fumble, while the first few levels are great cracks start to show early and by the end of the first dungeon its already fully broken. [h3]One shot every level.[/h3] This game really loves fail-able objectives which are fine for games with short levels (like 5min tops) but here levels can take between 15-60 min, and most of the objectives are tied to the area that you'll finish last with the objective usually being basically not dying/breaking anything for the entire level If you die at the very end? sucks to be you that last 15-60 min was a waste and you have to redo the whole level. out of 36 golden slime objectives, 11 are "complete 85% of level" and a whopping 17 are objectives that can be failed due to death/small mistake at the very end [h3]Found a bug? write an essay[/h3] The in game bug report will send you to the demo google form asking you what you like, what you dislike, how likely you are to recommend it,... you know, all the generic post demo/playtest form, so instead of being able to tell the devs that one level can be softlocked you have to basically write an essay about the game, making a post on steam about the bug also doesn't help since team17 like always will have the generic automated response followed by seemingly ignoring the post altogether. Not only does this mean that reporting bugs is nigh impossible, but some bugs are still here months later(the softlock example is about the forge where a trap can push meat chunks outside the map making it impossible to clean, discussion created on 25. Jan 2026 with team17 response, 2 major updates and multiple small patches later bug still here). [h3]INVISIBLE WALLS EVERYWHERE[/h3] The game let's you throw items which is nice for speeding through levels, only issue, there are so many invisible walls so close to the playable area that throwing is kind of pointless at times since touching said walls will reset the items/meat chunks(which will make a mess on reset), not only that but some runes will give you jump/speed boost which leads you to accidentally touching said walls and dying. The 2 worst examples of this are: [list] [*]The pool area in hot springs where there is an invisible celling ~3m above the pool making throwing things across a pain (due to them touching the ceilling) and throwing meat into the water respawns it instead of destroying it. [*]The volcano where the castle is surrounded by invisible walls making it impossible to throw the meat chunks into the surrounding lava and a pillar IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CASTLE so you cant throw across the small lava lake in the middle. [/list] [h3]TIME TO GRIND[/h3] Damn is this game grindy, completing levels will give you ~200 tickets and ~500 xp, Most items cost 200-500 tickets and a quarter costing ~2k for a total of ~35k (quick math based on estimates since blank saves has items locked based on golden stars and main saves has some items unlocked) XP is not any better, currently needing level 19 for all unlocks which requires ~200k XP (used cheats to give myself xp from blank save to get this) [h3]RU(i)NED IT[/h3] Don't worry if the game requiring more work than an actual job is not enough the new rune system has got you cover, Now when completing levels you can chose one of 3 LIMITED USE PERK with buffs and debuffs (15 total) So not only does getting a single 5 use rune take a full level but you will likely get garbage since 1/4 of them are useless due to there being another rune that does the same thing but better, example: [b]Hot Feet[/b] = unbreakable objects + small sprint/jump boost(+20%) at the cost of your ability to walk (-50%) [b][i]VS[/i][/b] [b]Thrower[/b] = unbreakable objects + instant restoration(+100%) and throw distance boost(+50%) at the cost of the manual restore distance being slightly shorter (-20%) [b][i]OR[/i][/b] [b]Mimic Courier[/b] = Mimic is always open when carried (probably eats teammates) + Mimic immunity, sprint speed (+10%)/walk speed(+50%) The 3 slot limit also means you have to sacrifice convenience for efficiency (teleporting from altars would be nice but compared to not breaking fragile items it's useless) this limit is extra funny considering the theme, since rpgs have you place runes on gear so you should have slots based on equipment, each equipment having a rune type like mana to managon/ slime to mop/ walk speed to feet/... , but it was easier to make 15 random perks with 3 slots and call it a day [h3]Can't Sparta kick[/h3] The inability to push teammates usually wouldn't be a problem but this game is supposed to be a casual funny game where you can kill your teammates, 3/26 achievements are about killing them in different ways and the trailer make the ability to kill eachother a focus, you can stab/feed to mimic/set ablaze/ activate trap on them yet you can't push them off a ledge or into a spike, which feels weird and like a missing feature. [h3]Worst final level ever[/h3] [i][u]Obvious spoilers but I think it should be read anyway[/u][/i] The [b]Throne Room[/b] is all about you cleaning up rooms to find items (mana cell/shield/sword) in order to help dungeon daddy (official name) beat up budget link (don't ask) with atrocious animations, ending with a cutscene showing 4 random goblins from a different game (artstyle doesn't match) instead of using your player model This has to be the worst level I've ever played, not only does it not add any new mechanics/traps (unless you consider rooms reseting on completion a new mechanic), it being a bad mash up of all the previous levels' traps, but the design also just being terrible [list] [*]Throne hallway being about arranging furniture just for it to be ruined by budget link throwing the furniture around when entering [*]Garden area being a room with 70 chargeable items where completing the room resets the charge on everything. Also for the entire time in the garden you will hear DD and Budget Link slapping each other playing the same 3 sec sfx on loop, needless to say this got old immediately and made me mute the game [*]Ice area having you trick golems into running into ~8 ice pillars (this takes ages) and spamming chairs on stands [*]Fire area having you traverse a maze just to clean blood [/list] Yeah you read that right the first 2 rooms will punish you for cleaning by reseting, in [b]GOBLIN CLEANUP[/b] [b]CLEANING IS PUNISHED.[/b] All the rooms are also massive and empty the lava room straight up looking unfinished with random cubes around the room and a huge empty lava lake making it seem like the first prototype instead of the final product All this makes me think this is either an time crunched asset flip or actually ai generated since I refuse to believe the people who made the first levels would make this slop, [h3]Final thoughts[/h3] I don't think the devs are at fault, team 17 has at this point made its entire career about ruining games (E.g.: hell let loose) so my best guess is that the early levels were made by the dev team at their own pace and all the issues we're seeing are likely due to the greed and incompetence of team17 demanding updates at rates that are humanly impossible to achieve. I truly hope the devs somehow manage to fix and improve the game but in it's current state it's definitely not worth the 20€ price tag and it seems unlikely for it to actually reach a quality deserving the price. P.S. can't wait to see what bs automated response I get from team17 (like all the other negative reviews got)
Cute game, but the goblins need to be shorter.
Game is great and funny but they are releasing it on Playstation which is killing physical media in 2028.
nice cozy game but where my jiggle physics mate????
The game has a very charming concept and so far have been doing great with it! Excited to see the game grow as it gets more updates~
Super fun and I love the customization of your player!
piola, falta mas contenido. pero piola
Don't get me wrong, I've enjoyed this game, and I loved the demo, but these last few updates just aren't it. I get that it's early access but the performance and optimization are bad. REALLY bad. When your game is only utilizing 22% GPU on a 5070Ti (NOT CPU bottlenecked btw) you have a problem. The newer maps are an absolute chug fest and my eyes are sensitive enough that I can see the frame dips and it makes the game unplayable for me. Funnily enough the lobby is smooth as butter, if that level of care was put into the actual levels, then I could recommend this game. My advice? Take a break from the cosmetics, all of the pretty things in the world don't matter if the foundation upon which it's built is cracked. Fix performance, then throw the glitter bombs on it if you want.
This game scratches the itch that other cleaning sims didn't. The achievements are unique, the gameplay is fun and occasionally challenging, there's so many laughable moments, and the graphics are amazing. A major plus is all the customization options for your goblin, mimic, and more. I named my mimic Petunia. She's a ♥♥♥♥♥, but we love her. 1000/10 game. Oh and the discord community is super helpful when you need questions answered. That's probably also important.
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