Goblin Cleanup

Goblin Cleanup flips the usual dungeon fantasy: instead of adventuring you tidy up the mess after one. If you liked Viscera Cleanup Detail, this will hit a similar sweet spot — with goblins, slimes and more chaos. It’s delightful in bursts, but early access bugs and some design choices sting.

You play as a goblin cleaner who mops blood with a slimop, feeds chunks to a mimic and refills chests, repairs traps and respawns creatures so the next party can wreck the place again. The core loop is satisfyingly tactile: pick up a vase, slot it back into place, squirt slime, press buttons. Tools like the slime dispenser, mimic and crystal-dragon helper feel clever and fit the fantasy-cleaner vibe. Levels mix tidy puzzles with environmental hazards — some maps feel like cozy puzzles, others shift into platforming and survival (watch out for the Frozen Dragon). Multiplayer for up to four turns accidental betrayals into the best kind of nonsense. That variety is a strength, but the difficulty curve sometimes swings from chill to punishing, and persistent bugs (hit registration, stuck items, odd lava/dragon hitboxes) break the flow. Cosmetic rewards and challenges add replay, though earning them can feel grindy given the current amount of content. Overall it’s a smart, silly premise executed with heart, just still a little raw in places.

Goblin Cleanup is a clever, often hilarious cleanup sim with strong co-op bones — currently held back by bugs and inconsistent level design. Pick it up on sale if you want chaotic goblin mayhem; otherwise wait for more polish.