Clean the Moon! craters: Zones and Progress Guide

Explore what is confirmed about Clean the Moon! craters, zone progression, selling locations, and upgrades, plus which unlock details remain undocumented.

What Are Craters in Clean the Moon!?

Clean the Moon! craters are unlockable areas tied to progression. The official description confirms that players can open new craters and zones as they advance, but it does not name those locations or explain their individual unlock requirements.

In this Roblox experience by Lunarlit Works, players collect lunar dust, space junk, and meteor debris, sell their haul, and improve their equipment. Base building and cleaning robots are also part of the documented progression.

The official Clean the Moon! Roblox page confirms crater and zone unlocks. However, the available gameplay notes do not establish a complete crater map or an ordered location list.

Crater detailWhat the sources confirm
Unlockable areasNew craters and zones become available through progression
Crater namesNot documented
Unlock orderNot documented
Entry prices or requirementsNot documented
Crater-specific rewardsNot documented

For anyone searching for a Clean the Moon! craters checklist, the important limitation is that no verified crater-by-crater route appears in the supplied sources.

How Progression Connects to Crater Exploration

The official page describes a collection-and-upgrade loop: clean the lunar surface, sell collected material, and use earnings to improve your gear. It also confirms that players can expand a lunar base and unlock robots to automate cleaning.

The exact connection between these systems and individual crater gates is not documented. The sources do not establish whether a particular crater requires cash, a cleaning milestone, an equipment purchase, or another condition.

Players can see several progression systems in the supplied gameplay footage:

  • Backpack upgrades: At 4:14, the BAG tab includes an upgrade that increases how much dust the backpack holds.
  • Tool upgrades: At 9:12, the Lunar Shovel panel shows Strike Speed, Sweep Width, and Power.
  • Robot infrastructure: At 15:34, a Crew Robot Bay upgrade panel is visible.
  • Vehicle upgrades: At 18:24, the Cleaning Rover panel displays speed, brush size, power, and a battery-upgrade message.

These observations document available upgrades, not crater-entry requirements. No specific purchase shown in the footage is verified as a prerequisite for opening a new crater.

Locations and Landmarks Shown in Gameplay

Although the footage notes do not identify named craters, they record several useful on-screen location labels.

Sell Pad

At 2:07, players see a prompt directing them onto the Sell Pad. At 2:49, a nearby building carries a SELL sign, with yellow ground arrows pointing toward the selling location.

The same footage shows a full-tank warning. This makes the Sell Pad a documented selling landmark, but the sources do not establish whether every crater has its own selling point.

South Conveyor and Crew Facilities

At 13:26, SOUTH CONVEYOR appears on screen during a Goblin Raid. It is a visible map label, not a confirmed crater name.

The footage also shows Crew Robot Bay and Crew Drone Bay upgrade panels. These establish the presence of crew facilities, but their positions relative to crater entrances are not documented.

FAQ

How do you unlock Clean the Moon! craters?

The official page says new craters and zones unlock as you progress. Exact costs, required upgrades, and cleaning thresholds are not documented in the available sources.

Is there a complete crater list?

No complete list appears in the supplied official description or gameplay notes. Crater names, their order, and a verified map remain undocumented.

Do different craters give better rewards?

The sources confirm that collecting and selling debris earns cash, but they do not provide crater-specific payouts, debris values, or reward comparisons. There is therefore no verified highest-paying crater in this material.