Game: Garden Cleanup Simulator
Genre: Casual, Simulation
System:Â Steam (Windows)
Developers | Publishers: Luket
Steam Deck: Unknown
Controller Support:Â Yes
Price: US $TBC | UK £TBC | EU € TBC
Release Date: October 8th, 2026
A review code was provided; many thanks to Big Games Machine.
Garden Cleanup Simulator is a 2026 simulation game developed by and released by Luket.
The Premise of Garden Cleanup Simulator
Garden Cleanup Simulator is exactly what it says on the tin: we have messy, overgrown gardens to clean and transform into clean, beautiful spaces.
Gameplay
We have seven unique gardens, each with its own layout, atmosphere, and a set of tasks. By completing these tasks and each job, we earn money to spend in the shop. We can buy up to eight different gardening and cleaning tools to use in our job. Each job has a list of required tools, and we can do the job only if we have them all. The tasks range from collecting trash to mowing grass and everything in between that you might need to do in a garden.
The game has no timers, so you can complete the tasks at your own pace. I do have to mention that there’s a lot of going back and forth between the garden and the car, where we take our tools from. The trash bags can hold up to 10 pieces of trash, which isn’t much, and once we need a new bag, we go to the car again. When collecting items, we can only hold up to one item, which again, isn’t a lot. So that’s a bit of an odd design choice.
While Garden Cleanup Simulator seems a bit basic and certainly doesn’t reinvent the genre, it could still be a solid entry for the developer if more tools and jobs are added in the future, or at least if it adds the option to hold more items.
Some Other Things
Garden Cleanup Simulator has the usual audio and video settings. The game has Steam achievements, but no trading cards yet. The game is launching with a 20% discount for the first two weeks.
Conclusion
Final Verdict: I Like it. 
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