100% Completion Guide

What '100%' means in Moon Sweepers, in the order we recommend doing it. The cleaning itself is the easy part once robots are running; the depot grind and the flag hunt are where the hours go.

Last verified: November 2026 · Steam release build

The checklist

GoalCountNotes
Clean the moon163,841 hexesJONAS does most of it. Triggers the ending.
Flags195Flag Hunting Guide
Survey sites26Lunar Survey Sites
Stations discoveredAll outer stationsEach has a checkpoint
Tool upgrades52/52Cheap once rich — buy everything
AchievementsAllAchievements

Recommended order

  1. Play normally to JONAS. Most achievements (collection, money, first-time actions) unlock on their own.
  2. Drive while robots work. Drop JONAS across the moon from the Mega Rover — this earns the help-clean achievements and grabs flags you pass.
  3. Do the depot grind during an AFK phase. Robots clean while you deposit. See below.
  4. Buy all 52 tool upgrades and every suit item (jetpack, night vision) once money is no object.
  5. Finish the moon using the station heat map and waypoints.
  6. Hunt flags and sites last, on a clean moon, in the Crew Transport.
  7. Start a multiplayer game with a friend for the final achievement — any session counts.

Deposit 10,000 times

This counts individual deposits at the depot by hand, not kilos — so once you have Packagers and conveyors, normal play stops advancing it. Expect around three hours. What worked for us:

  • Feed a constant supply of capsules to the depot door: put a Capsule Catcher near the station and run its belt so capsules spill out next to you.
  • Run a conveyor straight into the depot door — then simply hold E to deposit continuously without moving.
  • Otherwise rhythm: Q place one kilo capsule, F pick up, E deposit, repeat.
  • Do not buy Express Dock first if you plan to grind manually: holding E half a second dumps the whole tool as one deposit.
  • Achievements can lag. If your count is clearly past 10,000, restart the game and do a few more.
Tip

Help clean 10,000 regions

Only hexes you clean — or robots clean while you are nearby — count. Leaving robots at base does not get you there. Spend a few sessions driving across unclean areas dropping JONAS and sweeping as you go; the counter climbs quickly once robots are working around you.

The last 1% of the moon

  • Open the moon map at any station. Unclean and partly clean hexes are marked; the readout shows cleaned and partly-clean counts.
  • Set up to 12 waypoints at once. Clear them, return to a station, set the next 12.
  • Teleport between stations ($50) to cut travel time.
  • Bring the Extra Wide Broom: many stragglers are a few specks that a robot pattern missed.
  • A hex that looks clean but will not register can be finished by placing a JONAS on it.

After 100%

Cleaning the final hex plays the ending — see Story & Ending (spoilers). You can keep playing afterwards to finish flags and sites. The developers have said more machines and systems are planned, so a clean moon may get new things to do.