Clean Up Earth

If you played either of those, you have a basic idea. It's a fun loop if you like these sorts of games, my only gripe is the tutorial skips a few useful things, but you'll figure it out. A few tweaks and I could see this being the next powerwash sim type thing. I haven't run into any technical issues personally, but I do quit out every now and then to save progress. As some reviews have pointed out the game is meant to have you replay levels or comeback later to unfinished levels once you have money upgrades.

Update fixed crashes, for me at least. Objectives were changed to make it possible to complete. I got all achievements, so I'm happy.

Solo players beware Game freezes for a few seconds at least once every 5 minutes and will crash on rare occasion. You need max or nearly max score on levels to progress to the next level. Some heavy items require either multiple people or expensive gear upgrades that you likely wont be able to afford without replaying a level multiple times. Friend on series S couldn't even get past the start screen. 90% of the public lobbys will get softlocked because of missing resources. If you're actually planning on playing this solo after reading this here's some tips. 1. Save charge on your boost and trashfinder until you actually need it 2. Hold on to a little bit money so you can rent tools just incase 3. Once you get to the last desert map farm it for $upgrades until you can actually 3 star it

Pretty relaxing game. Does lag sometimes and sometimes crashes. Had to update, started having issues with debris glitching into the environment on some levels.

Looks great, but I got stuck in the plateau level. She keeps telling me I don't have a turbo boost even after I rented one. Also, the mechanics of the game aren't explained very well. Figured out the turbo boost, but trash keeps spawning underground. Restarting the level does not help. Cannot progress the game. Waste of $30.