
Rescue the scared little Ragamuffins from the human world and clean up all evidence of their existence. Mop stains, burn poop, and get rewarded with high tech gear and upgrades. Save enough, and you can even expand your home, decorate it, and live happily ever after with your fluffy little friends!
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Welcome to the Ministry of Monster Concealment!
As our newly appointed Custodian, it's your time to shine (literally) and polish every corner while saving your fluffy Ragamuffin friends from the unfamiliar human world. The Ministry appreciates your dedication and your efforts will be rewarded accordingly. You will have opportunities to purchase upgrades, expand your living space, and add charming decorations to your home!
Ri(n)se and shine!
Explore, clean and dispose - leave no trace behind! Restore each of them to their former glory: from tiny homes to banquet halls and medieval hotels!
Search and Rescue!
These scared, fluffy goofballs are lost in the human world and need your help to return home. Hidden in the most unexpected places, your mission is to find and rescue every last one of them! Provided you can catch them, of course.
Upgrade Your Gear!
Even the best tools can do with upgrades! Your home is fitted with a shop stocked with upgrades, or discover hidden pickups throughout your adventures to become the Custodian of the Month (or Year, if you’re good enough).
Decorate and Expand Your Home!
Alongside being a Custodian, you get to be an Architect and Designer! Your home is a sanctuary for you and your little Ragamuffin buddies. Expand your living space and choose from over 150+ furniture and decorative item choices! Create a cozy haven that reflects your style (or lack thereof, as long as you’re happy with it).
Poop Scoop!
Encounter a variety of unique messes left behind by your fluffy friends, each with its own unique abilities! Handle the Ragamuffins wisely - if mishandled, you’ll have even more poop on your hands. Burn or flush it all away and keep the place tidy! (can add: We hope you aren’t too squeamish)
Complete the Monsteropedia!
Collect all the Ragamuffins and learn about each one in your very own Monsteropedia! Learn their names, ages, and interests, and enjoy the delightful company of your new fluffy flatmates.
Monster Mop Up is inspired by other amazing games: PowerWash Simulator, House Flipper, Viscera Cleanup Detail as well as other amazing simulator games Check them out too if you have not already!
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Languages: English*, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Greek, Portuguese - Brazil, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
you know you're not off to a good start when the tutorial has a bug that required me to smack the monster to get it in to the cuboard as apparantly i cant pick up traps when its caught somthing, Immediatly afterwards i was faced with another bug where i was holding an invisble trap with no way to swap what i was holding, this bugthen progressed to being unable to go to the main menu and the HUD dissapering. And considering how long some of these levels look like they will take, im not going to try carrying on wit hhow buggy this game is. you should be ashamed to release such a game in this state
as a cleaning game addict, did i enjoy this? sure. is it worth a single dollar as the bug riddled mess it is? not really. buy at your own risk
Couldn't leave much feedback in my curator review due to character limits so wanted to write another one here. This game is okay, its good even, but if it was just worked on a little more and playtested more before release it would be a game of the year imo. Its just small details that hold this back, lack of boxes to help you pick up and transport waste, they're one use as they burn too, the lack of character with the monsters, after you rescue them they just stand there? they don't move or interact with you etc, the lack of buckets too, I have only had one bucket for all the missions so far and it becomes tedious very quickly, I have also seen dirt appear on all sides of a mesh so dirt on the second floor would be visible and cleanable from the ground floor etc, lack of incinerators too, you only get the portable one in the tutorial then its gone and again really makes everything more tedious. Overall, if this game just had a few more months in development, it would be a 10/10 but as it stands right now, its lacking character and feels more like a chore after 2-3 missions so right now its like a 5/10. Which sucks to say because I like the idea of this game and the style too but like i said its those small things that really ruin it. Improve the quality of life, especially for single player (the market is still 60/40 split, so majority of players prefer single player games or atleast an option for single player that is balanced), more incinerators, more boxes, more interacting with monsters, more character and this game will be something truly special.
I enjoyed the demo but was hesitant to buy the full version due to the mixed reviews. However, I got this for under 5 USD on sale, and it has been worth that price. It's a relatively short play with 16 levels of varying length and "difficulty". Steam says I played 15 hours but there are a few AFK moments in there. I'd say 12 is likely more accurate. It was a cozy cleaning game to pass a rainy weekend inside. I personally did not run into bugs that affected my game play. I found it quite easy to reach S rating (higher than A) in all of the levels. Upgrading items was easy enough too. Though like another reviewer noted, by the time I was fully upgraded, the game was already beat. So I didn't really get to enjoy the upgrades to their fullest unless I want to replay the levels. It has some replayability in that you can select any previous level to play again. I don't tend to replay games right away unless there's a ton of content for me to forget what it was like. As this stands now, 16 levels (some maps repeated) doesn't do it for me. Minor bug that didn't bother me: the main screen in my home/base would almost always say I had 1000 coins, no matter how many I really had. To check balance, I just had to look at the store kiosk. Overall, good game for the price.
I find this fun and cozy. A much needed wind down game that is entertaining.
귀여워 보여서 샀는데 귀엽기는 개뿔..... 똥만 싸지르는 금쪽이임 똥도 뭐 그렇게 싸지르는지 노잼+스트레스
Игра очень расслабляет от стресса!!! и монстрики милые!
太垃圾了,联机优化跟屎一样
It's been a year since the game was released. The game is riddled with bugs and lacks user-friendliness. And if you play multiplayer, you have to constantly check your friend's stats because your stats will be differen
several game bug which completely destroy your mission progress...
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