Transform the Y2K glitter vacuum game into a
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About Transform the Y2K glitter vacuum game into a
Drag a vacuum nozzle across the grass to suck up scattered autumn leaves.
How to play
- Press and hold to activate the vacuum.
- Drag the nozzle near the scattered leaves.
- Watch the leaves get pulled into the suction radius.
- Hover over the leaves until they are collected.
- Clear all 58 leaves to finish the cleanup.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag your finger to move the vacuum and suck up leaves.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to move the vacuum and suck up leaves.
More about this game
Your goal is to clear the park by vacuuming up all 58 scattered autumn leaves. You control a vacuum nozzle, dragging it across the grass to pull in nearby leaves. The suction radius draws leaves toward the center of the nozzle, where they are collected and turned into crumbs. The game tracks your progress as a percentage. The run ends when you reach 100% completion, at which point you can choose to sweep again. The leaves drift slightly, adding a small amount of movement to track down.
Tips
- Keep the vacuum moving to catch leaves that drift away, as they slowly move on their own.
- Focus on dense clusters first to increase your completion percentage quickly and reduce the number of strays.
- The suction radius is large (154 pixels), but leaves only disappear when they reach the inner zone (55 pixels).
FAQ
- How many leaves do I need to clean?
- There are exactly 58 leaves scattered across the grass that you must vacuum up to reach 100% completion.
- Why aren't the leaves disappearing?
- The leaves are pulled toward the vacuum when they are within the outer suction radius of 154 pixels, but they only disappear when they reach the inner suction zone of 55 pixels.
- Do the leaves move on their own?
- Yes, the leaves drift slightly even when you are not vacuuming them, so you will need to track them down as they move across the grass.
