How many achievements are there in Moon Sweepers?

Moon Sweepers has 33 Steam achievements in total, with 11 classified as rare. As of launch week, Steam public statistics display telemetry for 26 trackable achievements, while 7 remain hidden or unpopulated on the global tracker.

Are any Moon Sweepers achievements missable?

No achievements are missable. All cumulative milestones (dust collected, sectors swept, money earned, and money spent) persist continuously across your save file.

Can you unlock all achievements in single-player?

Nearly all achievements can be completed solo. The single co-op requirement is "OH You Have Friends?", which unlocks as soon as you launch a lobby session with at least one friend (51.7% global completion rate).

What is the rarest achievement in Moon Sweepers?

"The Moon Is a Gold Mine" (earning $1,000,000) and "Small loan of $1 million" (spending $1,000,000) are the rarest achievements, each sitting at a 0.7% global unlock rate.

Why does "You Missed a Spot" have such a low completion rate?

"You Missed a Spot" requires cleaning 1% of the total lunar surface. Because the lunar map spans over 160,000 sector segments, sweeping 1% demands extensive vehicle use and automated conveyor infrastructure, keeping its unlock rate at 6.1%.

Do cheat codes or console commands disable achievements?

Moon Sweepers features no built-in cheat codes or developer consoles, so all achievements must be earned legitimately through in-game sweeping and automation.

Moon Sweepers Achievements Guide: All 33 and Completion Rates

Whether you are sweeping lunar dust with a standard toothbrush or deploying massive vacuum rovers and conveyor belts, Steam achievements track your complete progression in Moon Sweepers. This guide breaks down the full achievement list, verified global unlock rates from Steam telemetry, and the most efficient path from your first sweep to the million-dollar endgame.

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How Many Achievements Does Moon Sweepers Have?

Moon Sweepers features 33 Steam achievements. The developer designates 11 of these as rare milestones that require dedicated grinding or high-tier automation setup.

On Steam’s public player telemetry, 26 achievements are currently indexed with exact completion percentages. These fall cleanly into four distinct progression categories:

Foundational Steps (100% unlock rate): Completing the basic gameplay loop (sweep, deposit, launch, first upgrade, first 10 kg).
Early Operation (50% – 98% unlock rate): Sector completion, first vehicle purchases, initial conveyor placements, and first co-op session.
Mid-Tier Expansion (9% – 38% unlock rate): Accumulating 10,000 kg of dust, spending $10,000 to $100,000, and cleaning 1,000 sectors.
Endgame Grinds (< 7% unlock rate): Reaching 1% lunar surface coverage and earning or spending $1,000,000.

What Are the Verified Moon Sweepers Steam Achievements?

The table below lists all 26 achievements visible on the official Steam global statistics tracker, sorted from highest completion rate to rarest unlock:

Achievement Name	Requirement	Global Unlock Rate	Tier
One Small Sweep	Clean your first lunar dust patch	100.0%	Tutorial
Dust Delivery	Deposit collected dust into a depot for the first time	100.0%	Tutorial
Return to Sender	Launch a full shipment container into space	100.0%	Tutorial
Dust Bunny	Accumulate 10 kg of collected moon dust	100.0%	Early
Get A Better Brush	Upgrade your handheld sweeping brush	100.0%	Early
That’s Going to Take a While	Complete cleaning your first sector	98.2%	Early
Pocket Full of Moon	Accumulate 100 kg of collected moon dust	91.8%	Early
Frequent Flyer Dust	Participate in 10 successful cargo launches	90.0%	Early
Making a Dent	Assist in cleaning 10 sector regions	83.5%	Early
Let the Belt Do It	Transport dust using a conveyor belt for the first time	79.9%	Mid
Moon Improvement Project	Place your first base building structure	72.3%	Mid
A Literal Ton of Dust	Accumulate 1,000 kg (1 metric ton) of dust	66.6%	Mid
Dust Pays the Bills	Earn a cumulative total of $1,000	64.9%	Mid
Finally, Wheels	Clean lunar dust while driving a vehicle	62.5%	Mid
Regular Customer	Deposit dust into depots 100 times	54.9%	Mid
OH You Have Friends?	Start a game session with at least 1 friend	51.7%	Co-op
A Good Start	Assist in cleaning 100 sector regions	50.7%	Mid
Reinvesting in Dust	Spend $10,000 on tools, vehicles, and structures	38.4%	Late
Filthy Rich	Earn a cumulative total of $10,000	30.9%	Late
Moon Dust Removal Specialist	Accumulate 10,000 kg of collected moon dust	25.7%	Late
A Very Expensive Hobby	Spend a cumulative total of $100,000	11.8%	Late
Patchwork Moon	Assist in cleaning 1,000 sector regions	9.7%	Endgame
Lunar Payday	Earn a cumulative total of $100,000	9.4%	Endgame
You Missed a Spot	Clean 1% of the entire lunar surface	6.1%	Endgame
The Moon Is a Gold Mine	Earn a cumulative total of $1,000,000	0.7%	Rarest
Small loan of $1 million	Spend a cumulative total of $1,000,000	0.7%	Rarest

Which Achievements Unlock Naturally in the First Hour?

Every player who finishes their first lunar deployment will unlock the core loop quintet without special effort:

One Small Sweep, Dust Delivery, and Return to Sender introduce the core gameplay loop: sweep dust into your canister, empty your canister into the nearest collection depot, and trigger the cargo rocket launch to bank cash.
Dust Bunny triggers within minutes as your starting toothbrush or early broom collects 10 kg of loose lunar regolith.
Get A Better Brush is awarded as soon as you spend early earnings on your first tool upgrade at the tool kiosk.

Within your first 30 to 60 minutes, That’s Going to Take a While (98.2%) and Pocket Full of Moon (91.8%) trigger naturally as you finish sweeping your starting station’s immediate perimeter.

Where Do Most Players Hit Progression Walls?

Analyzing global unlock percentages reveals clear milestones where player activity thins:

The Vehicle Hurdle (Finally, Wheels — 62.5%)

Nearly 38% of players never operate a vehicle. Buying vehicles requires constructing a Garage facility first, followed by purchasing a push sweeper, ride-on sweeper, or utility rover. Players who stick strictly to foot-based brooms miss out on massive collection capacity and sweeping speeds.

The Hundred-Sector Milestone (A Good Start — 50.7%)

While 83.5% of players clean 10 sectors (Making a Dent), only 50.7% persevere to 100 sectors (A Good Start). Manual foot sweeping across 100 sectors becomes tedious; unlocking automated conveyor belts (Let the Belt Do It, 79.9%) and robotic sweepers is critical to cross this threshold comfortably.

The Million-Dollar Ceiling (0.7%)

Both The Moon Is a Gold Mine ($1,000,000 earned) and Small loan of $1 million ($1,000,000 spent) sit at just 0.7% unlock rates. Reaching the seven-figure threshold is impractical with handheld brooms alone and requires establishing automated processing networks across multiple outposts.

Can You Complete All Achievements Playing Solo?

Yes, with one single exception.

The achievement OH You Have Friends? (51.7%) explicitly requires launching a session with at least one Steam friend in your lobby. If you exclusively play offline or solo, your maximum possible achievement count is 32 out of 33.

All cumulative tracking achievements—such as A Literal Ton of Dust (1,000 kg), Patchwork Moon (1,000 sectors), and You Missed a Spot (1% surface cleaned)—tally your individual and team contributions equally. Playing in up to 16-player co-op lobbies significantly speeds up large-scale sector clearing and milestone completion.

What Is the Most Efficient Strategy to Reach 100%?

To minimize grind time while pursuing achievement completion:

Prioritize Wide Brooms Early: Immediately upgrade from the default starter brush to wider broom heads. Expanding your sweep width cuts manual clearing time per sector in half.
Build the Garage Early: Invest your first major earnings into the Garage and a motorized sweeper rather than excessive tool storage. The speed multiplier of vehicles is essential for Finally, Wheels and high-volume dust achievements.
Automate Depots with Conveyors: Place conveyor lines from high-density dust basins directly into your depot collection chutes to rack up Let the Belt Do It and passive delivery tonnage while exploring.
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