Clean all the leaves Getting Started Guide

What you are signing up for

Clean all the leaves! is a Roblox Adventure/Story game by Muffin Interactive, released 2026-07-21. The pitch is simple and sticky: your friends left you behind to clean every leaf before they return. You will collect leaves across the map, sell them for cash, buy and upgrade tools, expand your bag, unlock more map parts, and eventually push toward 100% for the secret ending.

This guide is the first-session plan. It assumes a fresh account in a live server (solo or co-op up to 12 players) and focuses on decisions that compound: what to buy first, when to sell, and how to stop walking past unlocked routes you already paid for.

For the full guide index, see the Guides Hub. The official four-step card is expanded on How to Play. For speed habits after you know the loop, jump to Clean Faster. Classes sit on How to Get Classes; leftover percent in the high 90s is Last Leaves.

Clean all the leaves Roblox gameplay overview

Controls and movement (walk / sprint)

Community tooling and player reports confirm walk/sprint style movement. Treat movement as part of your economy:

• Walk when you are fine-cleaning dense piles so you do not overshoot and leave stripes of leaves behind.
• Sprint for long transfers between dirty zones, the sell point, the upgrades shop, and unlock interactions like the garage button or vents.
• Rebind or practice the sprint key/button early so bag runs feel automatic.

You do not need a fancy route on day one, but you do need to stop jogging aimlessly with a full bag. Full bag + sprint home to sell beats wandering with no capacity.

The core loop: collect → sell → buy → unlock

Memorize this order. Almost every early mistake is skipping a step.

1. Collect leaves

Equip your starter tool and clear the closest dense patches first. Stay near the sell location until you understand travel time. Collecting far away with a tiny bag creates dead walks.

2. Sell leaves for cash

When the bag is full — or nearly full — sell. Cash is the fuel for tools, bag upgrades, and progression purchases in the upgrades shop. Sitting on a full bag “just one more pile” is the classic beginner trap.

3. Buy and equip better tools

Open the buy/equip flow as soon as you can afford a meaningful upgrade. A stronger tool raises leaves per second, which raises cash per minute, which funds the bag. Equip the new tool immediately; owning it in inventory while swinging the starter wastes the purchase.

4. Upgrade the bag

Bag upgrades reduce sell trips. After your first tool bump, bag capacity is usually the next highest leverage purchase. Bigger bags make distant map parts viable because you can afford the walk.

5. Unlock map parts

With cash and better gear flowing, start unlocking gated spaces. Confirmed progression toys include the garage button puzzle, vents, and other map parts that open as you clear and interact. Details live in Area Unlocks. Do not ignore a newly opened door — uncleaned unlocked zones are free percent later.

First-session checklist (about one focused hour)

1. Load into the correct Roblox place and confirm movement (walk/sprint) feels right.
2. Clear a starter patch and sell immediately to learn the cash UI.
3. Buy the first affordable tool upgrade and equip it.
4. Save for a bag upgrade before long sightseeing runs.
5. Visit the upgrades shop and note what is gated behind cash vs unlocks.
6. Attempt early garage button / vent interactions when you find them.
7. If friends join, assign simple lanes — see Co-op Tips.
8. Ignore promo-code hunting for now; the Codes Hub currently lists no verified active codes.

Upgrades shop priorities for beginners

Think in multipliers, not trophies:

• Tool power — faster clear on the piles you already reach
• Bag capacity — fewer interruptions and better deep-map runs
• Unlock-related spends — only after the first two are not starving you

If you are constantly full before you finish a zone, buy bag. If you finish zones but cash is slow, buy tool. If both feel fine and a door is teasing you, read Area Unlocks and spend on progression.

Map awareness without spoiling everything

You will notice blocked routes early. Treat them as quest markers, not scenery. Clear the open yard thoroughly enough that selling stays efficient, then rotate to garage button work, vents, and other unlock interactions. When a new wing opens, do a dedicated sweep before returning to old ground — new areas are where leftover percent hides.

Save the full 100% mindset for Secret Ending. Day one is about building an engine that can finish the map later.

Co-op on day one

Servers support up to 12 players with co-op/teams tagging. On a first session with friends:

• One player can focus sell trips while others keep collecting
• One player can specialize in unlock interactions (garage button, vents)
• Call out full bags and open doors in chat

Deep role advice is on Co-op Tips. Solo is fine too — the loop does not require a squad.

Codes and safety for new players

There are no verified public codes active for this game at the time of writing. Do not paste Garden Cleaner Evolution codes or other leaf-game strings. If you want the redeem UI ready for a future drop, skim How to Redeem Codes once, then get back to cleaning.

Never download “auto clean” executors. They are unrelated to legitimate progression and risk your Roblox account.

What “done for today” looks like

A strong first session ends with: a better tool equipped, a bigger bag, a clear mental map of sell + shop locations, at least one unlock attempt understood, and a plan for tomorrow’s efficiency work. From here, continue to Clean Faster for route discipline, then Area Unlocks when doors block your percent, and Secret Ending when the map is mostly open.

Your friends left you the leaves. The wiki is here so you leave them a clean yard — and maybe a secret ending — instead.