The whole game on one screen: [🗺️] Clean the Game Room is a case-sorting experience by the Roblox group do_small x Selics, released June 23, 2026 and last marked updated September 20, 2026. You grab scattered game cases, match them to their genre shelves, and organize the room as fast as you can.

Public snapshot

Visits (Official API): 2,609,544
Favorites (Official API): 46,874
Playing at check (Official API): 15
Server size (Official API): 12 players
Roblox rating (Rolimons): 86.4% (5,665 up / 894 down)
Average playtime (Rolimons): 15 minutes
All-time peak players (Rolimons): 3,804 (July 12, 2026)

Snapshot checked 2026-10-03 against the Roblox Games API and the Rolimons tracker; visit and player counts move constantly. The update timestamp above was rechecked October 6, 2026 and still reads September 20, 2026 — see the dated update timeline.

Documented vs. undocumented

The core loop: pick up scattered game cases, find the matching genre shelf, and place them there as fast as you can (official description).
PC and console controls, including pickup/place, drop, and cycling held cases (official description).
Seven badges, five of which are shelf milestones, with public award statistics (Roblox Badges API).
A paid gamepass lineup whose names reference carrying more cases, speed, jump, and a pickup magnet (Rolimons tracker listing).
A 12-player server size, 2.6M+ visits, a 15-minute average playtime, and an 86.4% rating (API and tracker snapshots).

Undocumented — kept visible, never filled in

The full list of case titles that can spawn — no public source enumerates them.
Which genre shelves exist and the complete case-to-shelf mapping — the description says cases go to matching genre shelves but never names the genres.
Whether the room clears on a timer, whether scoring exists, and what 'as fast as you can' measures.
Mobile controls — the official description lists PC and console only.
What the Halfway There! and Ascended! badges require beyond their names.
What the magic- and magnet-related gamepasses actually change in game.

The wiki and the source ledger show which claims come from which source.

Trust standard

What this site will and will not claim

Every useful answer should be traceable, and every missing answer should stay visibly missing.

No invented placements

The helper returns an unknown state until a case-to-shelf match is supported by a reviewable source.

Official facts first

Controls, badges, creator details, and timestamps are tied to the Roblox page or official API responses.

Uncertainty stays visible

No code system, mobile controls, Trello, Discord, or patch details are claimed without evidence.

Sources

Start with the official game page

Roblox is the primary public source; the source ledger explains the API-derived facts and known gaps.

Official Roblox game page

The authoritative public page for the experience, creator, controls, and availability.

Source ledger

See which claims come from Roblox APIs and which details remain unknown.

FAQ

Clean the Game Room quick answers

Short answers with uncertainty kept intact.

What is Clean the Game Room?

It is a Roblox experience by creator group do_small x Selics built around picking up objects and placing them in the correct game-room cases or shelves.

Is this the official game website?

No. This is an independent fan resource; use the official Roblox page for authoritative game and account information.

Does the site know every case placement?

No. The reviewed mapping dataset currently has zero confirmed rows, so the helper clearly reports unknown matches instead of guessing.

Where can I find the controls?

The controls guide lists the verified PC and console inputs published on the official Roblox game page.

When was Clean the Game Room last updated?

The Roblox Games API update timestamp reads September 20, 2026 (11:49 UTC), and our most recent recheck on October 6, 2026 found no newer value. The developer published no patch notes, so the updates page tracks the dated timeline the public record actually supports.

Does Clean the Game Room have codes?

No working code has ever been verified. The official description documents no redemption system and no major code tracker lists the game at all (rechecked October 6, 2026). The codes page records the exact evidence a real code would have to meet.

Who made Clean the Game Room?

The experience is run by the Roblox group do_small x Selics. The creator display changed from Catalyst Core around the September 20, 2026 update window; the game itself is the same experience across that whole timeline.

Is there an official Trello, Discord, or wiki?

None was found through the October 6, 2026 checks: the official description carries no community links, and searches found no creator-owned board, server, or wiki. The community-links page tracks every check with its date.