The adventurers cleared the dungeon. The goblins were defeated, the treasure looted and the heroes celebrated. Nobody thought about what was left behind. The broken furniture, the scattered bones, the slime trails, the inexplicably overturned cauldrons. That is where you come in.

Goblin Cleanup is a first-person physics-based cleaning simulation set in a fantasy dungeon ravaged by a goblin raid. The player works through levels as a dungeon janitor, using mops, buckets, brooms and specialist tools to restore each room to an acceptable state of cleanliness. The mess is fully physical: objects can be picked up, sorted, broken further, knocked over again and accidentally redistributed. Every splatter, footprint and overturned item is tracked, and the end-of-level cleanliness score reflects the actual state of every surface. No combat is involved — the goblins are long gone. The game supports solo play and two-player co-op, and each level's layout presents a distinct cleaning puzzle with its own specific disasters. A speedrunning community has formed around the game's SpeedClean mechanic, optimising routes through the chaos.

Key Features: • Physics-based cleaning: every splatter, footprint and object is tracked · full physical interaction • No combat: pure cleaning simulation set in a post-raid fantasy dungeon • Mops, buckets, brooms and specialist tools for different types of mess and surfaces • Solo or 2-player co-op - each level a distinct cleaning puzzle with its own specific disasters