Cleaner Company Launches January 26, 2027 for PC - News
by William D'Angelo , posted 1 day ago / 970 Views
Publisher Mythwright and developer Wildflame Studio announced the science-fiction cooperative cleaning simulation game, Cleaner Company, will launch for PC via Steam and Epic Games Store on January 26, 2027.
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Read details on the game below:
Lift off for an intergalactic mission to clean up horrific deep space disaster zones in Cleaner Company, a science-fiction cooperative cleaning simulation game.
As an elite member of the Star Wipers crew, strap on your cleaning tools and gear up for a grisly cleanup of horror hotspots across the galaxy. From eerie space stations, to ruined restaurants and ominous undiscovered planets, Star Wipers are sent in to clean up the mess when things go wrong. And in the far reaches of space, business is booming…
Play together with friends in up to four-player online cooperative play, embarking on interstellar expeditions to mop up monstrous messes, tackle challenges, and collect resources to upgrade your cleaning equipment.
Wash away unsightly stains, deal with detritus, and try not to become the latest mess on a freshly washed wall. Survive threats from the deadly lifeforms behind the horror, donning your mop to conquer galactic messes in an out of this world survival horror cleaning sim.
One-to-Four Player Science-Fiction Survival Cleaning
Join the Star Wipers and set off on an intergalactic expedition to clean devastated space stations, ruined restaurants and more, bringing deep space horror hotspots back to their dazzling former shine.
Survive Dangerous Threats
Abandoned space stations often tend to be abandoned for a reason… Face threats from terrifying alien creatures in a fight to survive your next big clean.
Deep Space, Deep Clean
Acquire resources and complete cleanup duties to “brush up” your team’s equipment and handle those more stubborn stains.
Physics-Based Chaos
Dynamic physics makes cosmic cleaning fun! Stack up bits and pieces, spill stuff, and try not to make more mess than you started with. Just don’t ask us how the gravity systems are still online.
A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can follow the author on Bluesky.
