Cleaning Simulator Game Review Cozy, Relaxing, and Surprisingly Fun

Image courtesy of Cleaning Simulator on Steam. All game visuals © Damaged Games / Rock Game.

Easy evening, scrolling Steam and looking for an easy game to wind down the night. I came across Cleaning Simulator, and even better, there was a free demo. So I figured why not give it a try.

If you’re into simulator games like I am, this demo is absolutely worth checking out.

Cleaning Simulator Game Review – Demo Impression

Cleaning Simulator Game is a cozy virtual cleaning game developed by Damaged Games and published by Rock Game. From what I can tell, the full game looks like it’s going to have 10 chapters total, which already makes it feel like more than just a quick simulator.

The demo lets you play two chapters. I jumped into Chapter 1 and Chapter 6. Chapter one was longer and Chapter 6 was a shorter virtual clean. Honestly, I didn’t want it to end.

The movement felt easy and smooth. It wasn’t glitchy, it wasn’t lagging, and it didn’t have any of that weird demo gameplay, where things move funny or don’t behave the way they should. Everything worked exactly how it was supposed to, which made the whole experience really relaxing.

By the time the demo ended, I wanted to keep going, which says a lot. I was pleasantly surprised and immediately added it to my Steam wishlist. Right now, it looks like Cleaning Simulator is set to release sometime in 2026, and it’s already on my radar and wishlist on Steam.

My Demo Playtime

• Chapter 1: 35:32 to finish cleaning

• Chapter 6: 26:45

If you’re looking for a cozy, low stress game to play and enjoy, this one’s an easy yes.