Cleaner Company Wiki

Welcome to the independent Cleaner Company wiki—a structured guide site for Cleaner Company, the gory sci-fi cleaning sim from Wildflame Studio (developer) and Mythwright (publisher). You play as a Star Wiper repairing the galaxy’s worst disaster sites: abandoned space stations, alien outposts, orbital restaurants, and research facilities, starting with the corpses of your predecessors. The full game targets 2026 on Steam and the Epic Games Store, with online co-op for 1–4 players and full solo support. A free Flying Canteen demo is the best way to try the fantasy today.

This overview page explains what the game is, what this wiki covers, and where to click next. It is not an official Mythwright product; for storefronts and socials use the Links Hub.

About the game

Cleaner Company mixes tactile cleaning, physics chaos, and optional survival horror. Official tools include mops, cosmic vacuums, trash grinders, powerwashers, and weapons. Threats such as Parasites, Slimes, and Screamers can interrupt your flow—or you can untoggle monsters in difficulty settings for a calmer shift. Contract earnings upgrade equipment, health, damage, and speed as you climb the company ranks and uncover darker employer secrets teased in store copy.

Comparable vibes (per official marketing adjacency) include co-op chaos and cleaning sims fans already love—think friendslop energy meeting Viscera Cleanup / PowerWash fantasies in orbit. Mature slapstick gore is part of the pitch; read Steam’s mature content note before gifting it to the wrong group chat.

What this wiki covers

Guides — onboarding and how-to routes via the Guides Hub, including Getting Started, Demo Walkthrough, Co-op Guide, Survive Threats, and Locations.

Tools — Tools Hub with Cleaning Equipment, Controls, and System Requirements (Steam minimum GTX 1660 class / recommended RTX 3060 class).

Tier lists — Tier List Hub and the Equipment Tier List for upgrade order.

Updates — Updates Hub with the official trailer embed, Demo & Playtest (Flying Canteen, Experimental Laboratory, Polar Facility), and Release News.

Links — Links Hub for Steam, Epic demo, Discord (discord.gg/ad8Ncv3yHV), and Mythwright socials.

Suggested first hour on the wiki

1. Skim this overview and wishlist via Links.
2. Check System Requirements.
3. Read Getting Started and Controls.
4. Install the Flying Canteen demo; follow Demo & Playtest and Demo Walkthrough.
5. Review Cleaning Equipment and spend using the Equipment Tier List.
6. Invite friends with the Co-op Guide open.

Editorial standards

• Facts stay aligned with Steam/Epic copy and content/facts.json: upcoming 2026, Steam + Epic, online co-op 1–4, Wildflame / Mythwright.
• No Roblox, codes, or scripts sections—this is a PC co-op sim wiki.
• Internal links are locale-agnostic trailing-slash paths (/guides/, /tools/).
• YouTube embeds use real public video IDs only (see Updates hub trailer).
• When patches land, prefer Release News over outdated tips.

Who should read which section

• Brand new — Guides + Controls + Demo pages.
• Returning playtester — Updates + Tier List + Equipment refresher.
• Party leader — Co-op Guide, Survive Threats, Links Discord invite.
• PC checker — System Requirements before the group call.

Stay connected

Official trailer and news cadence live under Updates. Community LFG thrives on Discord linked from Links. When the 2026 launch locks a date, start at Release News, then mop through the Guides tree again for changed systems.

Thank you for using the Cleaner Company wiki. Zip the hazmat suit, grab the mop—and maybe the flamethrower—and keep the galaxy looking like someone still works here.

Keep the crew informed

Share the Guides Hub before a co-op night, pin System Requirements in your Discord, and revisit Release News whenever Mythwright posts a new Steam announcement. A prepared Star Wiper crew cleans faster, dies less often, and leaves fewer bucket-shaped surprises for the next shift.