Independent player reference

Clean the Game Room Player Wiki

A fan-made reference for the Roblox sorting game [🗺️] Clean the Game Room by do_small x Selics: the case-and-shelf system, the seven official badges with award statistics, published controls, and the tracker-documented gamepass list. Not an official wiki — the game has none.

Game at a glance

The whole game on one screen

Released June 23, 2026, updated September 20, 2026. You sort boxed game cases onto matching genre shelves as fast as you can — recognition and routing are the entire skill set.

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

Snapshots checked 2026-10-03 (Roblox APIs and Rolimons); visit and player counts move constantly.

Scope

What this wiki documents vs. what no one can

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.

Paid upgrades

The gamepass lineup

Ten passes listed by the Rolimons tracker with Robux prices, checked 2026-10-03. The developer publishes no effect descriptions, so the middle column reports only what each pass's own name states.

Gamepass	Price (Robux)	What the name implies
Carry +5 Games	40	Raises the number of cases you can carry at once by five, if the name is literal.
Carry +50 Games	400	The large-capacity version of the carry upgrade.
Max Speed	80	A movement-speed upgrade; the game involves walking between shelves repeatedly.
Max Jump	24	A jump-height upgrade; the cheapest pass on the list.
Head Start	112	The name implies a session-start advantage; the exact effect is not published.
Infinite Magnet Range	399	The name implies a pickup magnet exists with a range that this pass extends.
Unlimited Magic	800	The most expensive pass; the magic system it refers to is not publicly documented.
Group Magic	299	Tied to membership of the creator group; the exact effect is not published.
Squad Boost	99	The name implies a benefit that applies when playing with others.
VIP	99	A general-support pass; its perks are not listed publicly.

Worth noting: three of the pass names — Carry +5 Games, Carry +50 Games, and Infinite Magnet Range — independently confirm systems the official description never mentions: a carry-capacity limit and a pickup magnet. That is the wiki working as intended: reporting what a source shows, no more.

Wiki topic pages

Choose the topic that matches your question

Each route answers a specific player task and links to its evidence or next action.

Core game system

Game Cases and Genre Shelves

How the pickup-and-match system works, what the reviewed mapping index is, and why the case list itself is undocumented.

Covers: The sorting rule, the index's evidence bar, grip and capacity notes

Official API data

Badges and Shelf Milestones

All seven official badges with awarded totals, win rates, and past-day awards — the only per-player progress data the game exposes.

Covers: The milestone ladder, the two undescribed badges, award statistics

Verified controls

PC and Console Controls

The three published inputs — pickup/place, drop, cycle held cases — for both platforms, plus the mobile status.

Covers: Control table, what each binding implies, movement notes

Progression

The milestone ladder

The badge stats double as the game's difficulty curve: 1,488,576 players hold Welcome!, while the rarest documented badge sits at a 15.6% win rate. The badge page has the full table.

Naming history

One game, several names

“Clean the Games” is the description's opening line, not a second game; the /Clean-the-Games URL redirects to the same place. The title gained its [🗺️] prefix around September 17, 2026, and the creator group's displayed name changed that same month — the updates page logs both.

Community

No official channels

No official Trello, Discord, or wiki exists — the Roblox page is the only creator-operated destination, and this wiki is independent. The community-links page shows the dated checks behind that claim.