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Clean Crew Guide: Before you start

Clean Crew 🧹

CleanCrew, Playing 385, Rating 93.7%

Creator CleanCrew

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Rating 93.7%

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Overview

Clean Crew is a multiplayer roguelike survival horror where you and your friends clean up an abandoned apartment while avoiding dangerous entities lurking inside. Each run places you on randomly generated floors, and you work your way up through seven of them alongside Buddy, a sentient TV-headed companion. This guide covers how floors work, how to deal with entities, which class to pick, and how to chase down badges.

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Contents

01 Before you start Check 02 How a floor works Step 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Staying alive around entities Warn 05 The four classes Table 06 Class-specific badge challenges Tips 07 Working codes Codes 08 Events and secret content Summary 09 Badges, rewards, and free cosmetics Summary 10 Glossary Words 11 Common questions FAQ

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Before you start

Check

In short A little preparation before your first run makes the horror elements much easier to handle.

Clean Crew uses flashing lights and loud audio effects throughout. The game also recommends playing with others — solo mode is treated as a deliberate challenge, not the default experience.

Turn your volume down before you put earphones in sudden loud sounds are part of the game
If flashing lights are a problem for you, step back from your screen or adjust your display brightness first
Queue for a multiplayer run on your first attempt rather than solo
Finish the tutorial to earn the Training Day badge

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How a floor works

Step

In short Reaching 50% cleaning and then connecting Buddy to the elevator is the only way to move on.

Every run starts in the lobby, where you choose multiplayer or solo before the elevator drops you onto a randomly generated floor. Each floor contains multiple apartment units full of cleaning tasks. Once you hit the cleaning threshold, you connect Buddy to the elevator and head up to the next floor. The goal is to survive all the way through Floor 7.

Pick your mode choose multiplayer or solo in the lobby, then ride the elevator to the first floor
Work through the rooms sweep up trash with your broom, remove stains and graffiti with your broom or washer gun, and feed disposable objects to Buddy
Hit 50% you cannot use the elevator until at least half the floor is cleaned
Connect Buddy once you reach 50%, hook Buddy into the elevator to travel to the next floor
Repeat through Floor 7 surviving each floor without dying earns you a badge for that floor

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Upcoming Nov 13 – Nov 25

The CANNED Update

NEW! VERISON 0.70 A brand new, old controllable "special class" joins the Clean Crew! And a new weed & entity. Coming …

Upcoming Dec 30 – Dec 31

Chapter 2 Release

We're working on it! We'll announce it when we're ready to. Date set is not final.

See the whole schedule

Staying alive around entities

Warn

In short An already-open door you did not open yourself is the clearest sign that something dangerous is waiting inside.

Entities roam the apartment and engaging one leads to combat where you can take damage or lose a bulb life. Lose all your bulbs and you are dead for that run. Lose just one bulb and you drop out of play until your teammates finish the floor, at which point you are automatically moved to the elevator. Keeping your health topped up is essential.

Worth watching out for

Do not walk through a door you did not open an open door is a sign an entity is inside

When your health is low, find a two-gang socket outlet on the wall it has two holes, not one circular hole — and plug in to recover

If you lose a bulb, stay calm and let your team finish the floor you will rejoin automatically at the elevator

The four classes

Table

In short Each class cleans and fights differently, so spreading classes across a team covers more ground faster.

There are four playable classes: RANGER, BLASTER, ZOOMER, and LOBBER. Each carries a different set of tools and has strengths in either specific cleaning tasks or combat.

RANGER	sweeps with a broom, excels at antique disposal and can take out entities from a distance
BLASTER	uses a vacuum and a pressure cannon; strong at pulling in multiple dust piles quickly and hitting stains in long unbroken streaks
ZOOMER	wields a duster; capable of eliminating large numbers of enemies in one run and fully cleaning an apartment in a very short time
LOBBER	carries a picker and a pressure cannon; best at hitting several stains simultaneously and hunting large numbers of a specific enemy type

Class-specific badge challenges

Tips

In short Each class has unique badge conditions that push you to use its tools in the ways they were designed for.

Many badges require you to pull off specific plays with a particular class's tools.

Tips worth knowing

As RANGER, knock 15 antiques into Buddy in a single run using the broom, and land kills from far away
As BLASTER, clean three dust piles within five seconds of each other with the vacuum, and fire the pressure cannon without missing 15 stains in a row
As ZOOMER, wipe out 25 enemies in one run with the Duster, and fully clean an apartment in under 20 seconds
As LOBBER, clean five stains at the same moment with the pressure cannon, and hunt down 55 spore-type enemies with the picker
The Five Second Rule badge rewards any class — pick up an entity's dropped antique within five seconds of it hitting the floor

07 Working codes Codes

BUDDYBOOGIE buddy boogie menu theme

buddy boogie menu theme

ECLIPSE Baby Red Sticker

Baby Red Sticker

4702 Grimp Sticker

Grimp Sticker

CrewAllOver Crew All Over Color

Crew All Over Color

Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Events and secret content

Summary

In short Limited events and a hidden zone add extra goals beyond the standard seven-floor climb.

Two events have confirmed badge rewards, and the Apartment Complex contains a hidden area that opens from the roof.

Laundry Day event　wash every piece of clothing to earn the Fabric Softener badge
Birthday Party event　pop every balloon to earn the Party Pooper badge
Roof secret　reaching the roof of the Apartment Complex lets you obtain a strange Signal, which in turn unlocks access to a hidden zone with its own survival badge

Badges, rewards, and free cosmetics

Summary

In short Every badge you complete pays out a reward, and none of the cosmetics affect how well you clean or survive.

The version 0.6.0 update added 30 new badges and a stats screen where you can track your progress. Completing badges earns rewards, and Buddy reacts to your achievements. Cosmetic items — tool skins, colors, and stickers — are purely visual and have no impact on clearing floors.

Badges earned　reward unlocked
Stats screen　tracks all badge progress and records
Cosmetics (skins, colors, stickers)　appearance only, no gameplay effect

Glossary

Roguelike: A game format where the map and its contents are randomly generated each run, so no two playthroughs are the same.
Buddy: The TV-headed companion you bring along on each run; you dispose of certain objects by feeding them to him.
Bulb life: The unit of life you lose when an entity hurts you — lose all of them and the run is over for you.
Entity: An enemy creature that hides inside apartment rooms and attacks when you engage it.
Two-gang socket: A wall outlet with two holes (not one circular hole) that you plug into to recover health.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I play alone?

Yes, but solo mode is the hard version of the game by design.

What happens if I die before the floor is finished?

If you lose one bulb life, you are knocked out of play but not completely dead. Your teammates finishing the floor automatically brings you to the elevator so you can continue. Losing all your bulbs ends your run entirely.

How do I move to the next floor?

Clean at least 50% of the current floor first. Once you hit that threshold, connect Buddy to the elevator and it will carry the team up to the next floor.

Do cosmetics help me clean faster or survive longer?

No. Tool skins, colors, and stickers only change how your equipment looks.

Where do I recover health mid-run?

Look for a two-gang socket on the walls — it has two holes side by side. Plug in there to restore health. The single circular outlets do not work for healing, so make sure you are using the right one.

Updated Sep 14, 2026
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