Overgrown Cleaner

About This Game

Nature has taken over. Abandoned gardens, forgotten parks and neglected spaces have disappeared beneath weeds, vines and years of wild growth.

Good thing you’re here, these places won’t restore themselves.

Start small, build your own restoration business and slowly grow from small cleanup jobs to large-scale restoration projects.

Trim hedges, clear paths and watch overgrown places slowly turn clean, calm and cared for once again.

Every location is overgrown, and it’s your job to bring it back to life.

Trim weeds, mow dense vegetation, clear paths and remove dead plants as each area transforms from chaotic overgrowth into clean, restored spaces.

Watch each area slowly transform as you clear the overgrowth.

Start small, take on new restoration jobs and grow your business your way.

Take on bigger jobs and unlock new locations as your reputation grows.

The more places you restore, the bigger the messes you’ll be trusted to clean up.

Dense greenery hides more than just weeds.

While clearing areas, keep an eye out for:

• Scrap and other valuable items you can sell

• Crafting materials

• Strange but useful leftovers

• Collectible items

Starting a restoration business isn’t cheap.

Scavenge parts, scrap, and strange finds to build your own gardening machinery:

• Design unique tool builds

• Customize gear to match your playstyle

Your handcrafted creations may not look store-bought, but they’re more than capable of getting the job done.

Nature has reclaimed all kinds of forgotten places.

Restore overgrown locations such as:

• Neglected gardens

• Abandoned parks

• Forgotten village

• Overgrown farm and more

Each area brings new restoration challenges and satisfying transformation opportunities.

Running a restoration business is hard work — but there’s something satisfying about cleaning up the kind of mess most people gave up on years ago.

Take your time, clear at your own pace and enjoy turning overgrown chaos into clean, calm and cared-for spaces again.

After all, someone has to clean up what nature swallowed.

Might as well be someone who enjoys it.