$19.99Is Goblin Cleanup worth it?
Goblin Cleanup is worth it if…
- you like cleanup games but want traps, monsters and parkour mixed into the mopping
- you want a co-op session that is part teamwork, part friendly sabotage
- you enjoy cute goblins, gore played for laughs and dungeons with personality
- you would rather tidy a fantasy deathtrap than a crime scene
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The job: reset the dungeon before the next heroes arrive
Adventurers leave a dungeon in a state. Blood on the floor and ceiling, chests emptied, furniture scattered, monsters dead or missing. Your job is to put it all back: scrub the gore with your Slimop and slime dispenser, return every object to its original spot, restock the loot chests, and respawn the creatures, disposing of whatever is left of them. Some monsters are still alive, and they have opinions about goblins walking through their lair. It is tidy-up work with a body count, and the satisfaction of watching a wrecked dungeon become a proper deathtrap again.
Traps, darkness and other workplace hazards
A dungeon is not a dungeon without traps, so part of the job is restoring and reactivating them. Careful there: some traps were never set off by the heroes and are still live. The dungeons are dark and full of terrors, and one hit kills you, which creates a small logistical problem: if a colleague dies, their remains join the list of things that need cleaning. The same goes for you. Keep the monsters fed so they do not snack on staff, watch your step around spike balls and lava, and treat every unlit corridor as a decision.
Four goblins, one mop bucket
You can run the whole shift alone, but the game is built around online co-op for up to four players. Split the dungeon: one goblin hauls furniture back into place while another handles the blood and a third feeds the monsters. That is where the laughs live. The early levels are a great hangout with friends, cute goblins and satisfying chores. Later dungeons get much bigger and harsher, so bring patience as well as company.
What should you know before starting?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The whole job works alone, and solo players do finish dungeons. Be aware that dying sends you back to the start of a run, and later levels are long, so a mistake near the end costs real time. With friends, someone can at least witness your mistakes.
How hard is it, really?
Harder than it looks. The cute art and relaxed first levels set a cozy expectation, but one hit kills you, traps are everywhere, and the later dungeons grow large and demanding. The first dungeon is a friendly onboarding; after that, the difficulty climbs steeply.
What tools do you clean with?
A Slimop for mopping, a slime dispenser, and a Mimic that works as your mobile bin. The Mimic is a highlight: it follows you around the dungeon and eats the mess, so you are not hauling gore across the map by hand.
Can you customize your goblin?
Yes. Character customization lets you dress up your goblin maid, and there are cosmetics to unlock as you play. It is purely cosmetic, but a well-dressed goblin dying to a spike trap is still a well-dressed goblin.
