Moon Sweepers has 33 Steam achievements, ranging from cleaning your first patch of lunar dust to removing 100% of the Moon's dust. Most unlock through collecting dust, depositing shipments, upgrading equipment, and completing cleaning sections. However, a few require specific actions, including driving a vehicle, playing with a friend, and sending dust around a closed conveyor loop.

Below is the full achievement list, the hidden achievement solution, and the most efficient way to work toward 100% completion.

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All 33 Achievements
Hidden Achievement Solution
Easy Achievements to Unlock First
Fastest Way to Grind Achievements
100% Completion Tips

All 33 Moon Sweepers Achievements

There are 33 achievements in the Steam version of Moon Sweepers. The following list is grouped by activity so you can see which ones share progression requirements.

Achievement	Unlock Requirement
First Actions and Special Achievements
One Small Sweep	Clean your first patch of lunar dust.
That's Going to Take a While	Completely clean your first region of the Moon.
Dust Delivery	Deposit dust at the depot for the first time.
Return to Sender	Launch a full dust container into space.
Get A Better Brush	Upgrade a brush for the first time.
Moon Improvement Project	Place your first structure.
Finally, Wheels	Clean dust while driving a vehicle.
Let the Belt Do It	Move dust along a conveyor belt for the first time.
It'll Get There Eventually	Send dust around a closed conveyor loop. Hidden achievement.
OH You Have Friends?	Start a game with at least one friend.
Dust Collection
Dust Bunny	Collect 10 kg of lunar dust.
Pocket Full of Moon	Collect 100 kg of lunar dust.
A Literal Ton of Dust	Collect 1,000 kg of lunar dust.
Moon Dust Removal Specialist	Collect 10,000 kg of lunar dust.
Completed Regions and Sections
Making a Dent	Help complete 10 cleaning regions.
A Good Start	Help clean 100 sections.
Patchwork Moon	Help clean 1,000 sections.
Hex Appeal	Help clean 10,000 sections.
Depot Deposits and Launches
Frequent Flyer Dust	Contribute dust to 10 successful launches.
Regular Customer	Deposit dust at the depot 100 times.
Depot Resident	Deposit dust at the depot 1,000 times.
Do You Live Here?	Deposit dust at the depot 10,000 times.
Money Earned and Spent
Dust Pays the Bills	Earn $1,000 in total.
Filthy Rich	Earn $10,000 in total.
Lunar Payday	Earn $100,000 in total.
The Moon Is a Gold Mine	Earn $1,000,000 in total.
Reinvesting in Dust	Spend $10,000 on equipment or structures.
A Very Expensive Hobby	Spend $100,000 on equipment or structures.
Small loan of $1 million	Spend $1,000,000 on tools, vehicles, or structures.
Total Moon Completion
You Missed a Spot	Clean 1% of the Moon.
Visible From Space	Clean 10% of the Moon.
Half Way There	Clean 50% of the Moon.
Time To Go Sleep...	Clean 100% of the Moon.

How to Unlock the Hidden Achievement in Moon Sweepers

The hidden achievement is called It'll Get There Eventually. It requires sending dust around a closed conveyor loop.

This is different from Let the Belt Do It, which only requires dust to move along a conveyor for the first time. A normal belt carrying material to the depot won't necessarily unlock the hidden achievement.

How to Get It'll Get There Eventually:

Unlock the ability to build conveyors.
Find a flat area with enough space for a small circuit.
Place conveyors in a square or rectangular route, with the final belt connecting back to the first.
Feed a dust capsule into the conveyor system.
Allow the capsule to travel around the connected loop.

The important part is creating a complete circuit, not just a belt that curves back toward its starting point. If the capsule stops at the end or gets delivered to a depot, the route isn't functioning as a closed loop.

Try this with a small temporary setup before expanding your production system. A short loop is easier to inspect, and you can rebuild it if one of the conveyor connections faces the wrong direction.

Easiest Moon Sweepers Achievements to Unlock First

Several achievements can be completed during your first cleaning session. You don't need expensive machines or a large base to earn them.

Recommended Starting Order:

Clean your first patch using the starting brush to unlock One Small Sweep.
Collect at least 10 kg of dust for Dust Bunny.
Return to the depot and make your first delivery for Dust Delivery.
Fill and launch a dust container for Return to Sender.
Purchase an actual brush upgrade to unlock Get A Better Brush.
Finish cleaning a small region for That's Going to Take a While.
When you unlock building, place a structure for Moon Improvement Project.

Make sure you distinguish depositing dust from launching a container. Dust Delivery only needs a depot deposit, while Return to Sender requires a full container to be launched into space.

Two other achievements are worth completing as soon as the required equipment becomes available. Finally, Wheels requires you to actually clean dust while driving a vehicle, not just purchase one. OH You Have Friends? requires starting a game with another player, so it can't be completed entirely solo.

Fastest Way to Grind Moon Sweepers Achievements

The longest achievements revolve around dust collection, depot deposits, completed sections, and money. These activities overlap, but they don't all use the same progression counter.

Dust Collection Achievements

The four collection milestones range from 10 kg to 10,000 kg of dust.

Early on, upgrade your brush so you can gather more dust before returning to unload. Once larger tools and cleaning vehicles become affordable, focus on increasing how much ground you clean between deposits.

Don't assume every kilogram handled by automatic equipment counts toward your personal collection total. Check your achievement progress after manual cleaning and again after using automated equipment to see which activities count.

Depot Deposit Achievements

The hardest depot achievement, Do You Live Here?, requires 10,000 deposits.

That's a separate requirement from collecting 10,000 kg of dust. One large delivery should not be assumed to count as multiple deposit events simply because it contains more dust.

If you're using conveyors to automate your operation, check whether those deliveries advance your deposit achievement before relying on automation for the entire grind. How automated deliveries are credited toward the personal achievement counter isn't fully established.

Frequent Flyer Dust is another separate objective. It requires contributing to 10 successful launches, so repeatedly depositing small amounts without completing launches won't necessarily finish it.

Money Achievements

There are four achievements for money earned and three for money spent. Both track cumulative totals.

For example, you don't need to keep $100,000 in your account to earn Lunar Payday. The requirement is earning $100,000 over time, even if you've already spent part of it.

Similarly, Small loan of $1 million requires $1 million in purchases. Having that amount saved without spending it doesn't satisfy the achievement.

The most practical approach is to spend on equipment that improves your operation. Better cleaning tools, vehicles, and useful automated systems can help increase future earnings while advancing the spending milestones.

Cleaning Sections and Regions

Moon Sweepers also tracks how many regions or sections you help clean. These are different from the overall percentage of the Moon cleaned.

For section milestones, pay attention to areas that are nearly complete. A region might look clean but still have a narrow patch of dust preventing its completion.

Finish partially cleaned areas before constantly moving to fresh ground if your immediate objective is earning another completed-section achievement.

As your operation grows, using vehicles and automated cleaners to cover larger amounts of terrain becomes increasingly important for reaching 1,000 and eventually 10,000 completed sections.

How Hard Is 100% Completion in Moon Sweepers?

Getting all 33 achievements is a major long-term objective. Several are relatively quick, but Time To Go Sleep... requires cleaning the entire Moon.

That's not the same as finishing one region or reaching 10,000 cleaned sections. You'll need the overall Moon completion percentage to reach 100%.

For a more efficient completion attempt, work through three stages:

Finish unique interactions early, including the conveyor loop, multiplayer session, brush upgrade, and vehicle cleaning.
Build a productive cleaning operation to work toward the 10,000 kg, deposit, spending, and earnings milestones.
Use the Moon Map to track total cleanup progress, and focus on remaining sections once the smaller milestones are complete.

One useful way to measure your progress is to check the Moon Map before and after a cleaning session. Compare how much of the Moon you actually finished rather than judging progress only by the money earned or dust collected.

There isn't a reliable confirmed completion-time estimate yet. The game only launched on October 23, 2026, and the longest achievement requirements are substantial enough that a precise estimate would be misleading.

If you're aiming for every Moon Sweepers achievement, complete the one-time objectives first and build your operation around the longer requirements. The biggest challenge isn't finding hidden collectibles or solving puzzles; it's completing an enormous amount of cleaning while making sure each separate achievement counter continues progressing.

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