Clean all the leaves Players Hub

The Players hub covers how humans actually experience Clean all the leaves!—not item spreadsheets alone. Muffin Interactive’s Roblox Adventure/Story loop asks you to clean leaves, sell for cash, upgrade bag and tools, open more of the map, and chase a 100% clear for the secret ending. Sessions support up to 12 players online, so movement literacy, map knowledge, and expectations matter as much as tool tiers.

Pages in this section

• Controls — PC and mobile inputs for cleaning, inventory/shop, camera, plus accessibility tips.
• Review — honest take on loop satisfaction, story tease, co-op, timer tension, and who the game is for.
• Map Overview — yard unlock pattern, garage, vents, sell points, and links into area unlocks and the secret ending.
• Badges — official SECRET ENDING (complete the game) and Leaf Collection (all special leaves), both created 30 Jul 2026.

Start with controls if you are new, map if you are mid-progress and lost, review if you are deciding whether a long session is worth it, and badges when you want the two official completion tracks spelled out.

Why a Players hub exists

Guides teach systems; tier lists rank purchases; this hub answers player-facing questions: How do I move and clean comfortably? Is the fantasy fun after an hour? Where do I go when the first yard is empty? Those questions drive most day-one searches alongside codes and walkthroughs.

Co-op lobbies especially need shared language. If half the server does not know how to open shop UI or find the garage button, upgrade cash piles up unused. If nobody understands vents or sell routing, even S-tier tools feel slow. Bookmark Controls and Map Overview in your party chat when you host.

How this ties to progression

Player skill shows up as cleaner routes and fewer wasted trips. Learning camera and movement on mobile vs PC can save more time than a marginal grab upgrade. Knowing sell points before you are full prevents emergency sprints. Understanding that map sections unlock over time stops players from rage-cleaning the same starter pocket forever.

Use this hub beside:

• Getting Started for first-session structure.
• Area Unlocks for when zones open.
• Secret Ending for the common 100% badge, Last Leaves for leftover percent, and Leaf Collection for the rare special-leaf badge.
• Tier List Hub and Upgrade Planner for spend decisions after you can actually navigate.

Co-op etiquette (short)

Call targets, call sells, and call shop runs. Do not vacuum a teammate’s unfinished corner if they are clearly finishing it for 100% credit awareness—coordinate instead. Leave room at sell points; twelve players stacking on one prompt creates more chaos than leaves. Hosts should point newcomers to controls before complaining about pace.

After patches

Map layouts, prompts, or control affordances can change. When they do, re-check this hub’s child pages and skim Updates Hub. Codes remain unverified at writing—see Codes if that status changes.

Who should read what

• Brand new: Controls → Getting Started → Map Overview.
• Returning after a break: Map Overview → Updates → Upgrade Planner.
• Choosing the game: Review first, then a short Getting Started skim.
• Chasing 100%: Map Overview → Area Unlocks → Last Leaves → Secret Ending, then Badges / Leaf Collection if you still have time.

This hub stays intentionally practical. Deep mechanic essays live in Guides; rankings live in Tier List; here we keep the human layer—inputs, expectations, and geography—so your next session starts oriented instead of overwhelmed.