Publisher Team17 and developer Crisalu Games have announced that their cooperative cleaning simulator, Goblin Cleanup is set to expand beyond PC. The full 1.0 release is officially scheduled for 2027, arriving on the Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S alongside its full launch on Steam.
Quick Facts
- Full Launch Window: 2027
- Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC
- Current State: Available in Steam Early Access (since September 2025)
- Player Count: Cooperative play for up to four players
What to Expect in Goblin Cleanup
The core premise of Goblin Cleanup tasks players with an unusual perspective on fantasy dungeon crawlers. Instead of fighting monsters, you and up to three friends play as "cleaning goblins" tasked with resetting dungeons after adventurers have finished their raid. This involves mopping up gore, organizing viscera, refilling treasure chests, and repairing traps.
The gameplay loop emphasizes chaotic collaboration. Players must effectively manage tools like the Slimop and slime dispenser to restore the dungeon to a presentable state, all while avoiding the very traps they are tasked with reactivating. If a trap was not triggered by the previous "sword-swinging victims," it remains active, posing a constant hazard to your cleaning crew.
Recent Development Progress
The console announcement follows the "Dungeon Daddy" update released in June 2026, which saw the completion of the game's first dungeon, including its end-stage boss. Crisalu Games has confirmed that the second dungeon is slated to open for Early Access players later this summer.
While the console versions are confirmed for 2027, the PC version continues to receive updates as it moves toward its final release. Players interested in the current state of the game can find it on Steam, where it has been in Early Access since September 2025.