Clean the Moon! zones: Locations and Unlock Guide

Clean the Moon! zones: What Is Confirmed?

Clean the Moon! zones unlock as you progress, according to the official description of this Roblox experience by Lunarlit Works. New craters are also part of that progression. However, the available sources do not document a complete zone list, individual crater names, or their unlock requirements.

The official Clean the Moon! Roblox page describes collecting lunar dust, space junk, and meteor debris, then selling those materials to improve your equipment. It also confirms base expansion, cleaning robots, and cooperative play.

For players looking for a map guide, the important distinction is between unlockable zones and visible landmarks. Gameplay footage documents several useful facilities and signs, but it does not establish that each belongs to a separately named zone.

Documented Map Landmarks and Facilities

The following locations and labels appear on screen in the gameplay video from You and Moh. These are navigation references, not a confirmed list of Clean the Moon! zones.

Finding the selling location

In the footage, the tutorial explicitly directs players to the Sell Pad. A nearby “SELL” sign and yellow arrows provide additional visual guidance.

Players also see a full-tank warning and a displayed sale amount around this location. This makes the selling area a useful landmark while learning the collection-and-selling loop.

Recognizing automation facilities

The Crew Robot Bay and Crew Drone Bay appear as labeled upgrade facilities in the footage. Their boards describe crew automation, making them distinguishable from the selling area.

The sources do not provide coordinates, a complete layout, or directions between these facilities. Likewise, “South Conveyor” is a visible map label, but its relationship to any unlockable crater is not documented.

How Zone Progression Works—and What Remains Unknown

The official page confirms that progression opens additional craters and zones. It does not specify whether access depends on cash, cleaning percentage, equipment, base development, or another requirement.

What is documented is the broader progression loop:

• Collect dust and debris from the lunar surface.
• Sell collected material for cash.
• Improve cleaning equipment.
• Unlock robots to automate cleaning.
• Build and expand a lunar base.

In gameplay footage, players see Backpack upgrades and tool improvements such as Strike Speed, Sweep Width, and Power. Those menus confirm equipment progression, but they do not establish a particular upgrade as a zone prerequisite.

Do not treat a tool price or facility upgrade cost as a zone unlock fee. The supplied sources do not make that connection.

The footage also shows UFO Raid and Goblin Raid events. A system message announces a UFO landing and directs players to a hotspot for a ray gun. These are documented event references, not evidence of separate permanent zones.

Similarly, the “LUNAR BLOCKS” building panel appears in gameplay, but it does not reveal a crater unlock sequence. A complete route through Clean the Moon! zones therefore remains undocumented in the available material.

FAQ

How many Clean the Moon! zones are there?

The sources do not give a total. The official page confirms unlockable zones and craters without listing their names or number.

How do you unlock new craters?

The official description says craters unlock through progression. Exact conditions, prices, and required cleaning percentages are not documented.

Is South Conveyor a separate zone?

Gameplay footage shows “SOUTH CONVEYOR” as an on-screen label. The sources do not confirm whether it identifies a standalone zone or a facility within a larger area.