Transform the Y2K glitter vacuum game into a
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Drag a leaf vacuum to suck up all the autumn leaves scattered across the grass.
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.
- Suck up all 58 leaves to reach 100%.
- Click the button to sweep again.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag your finger to move the vacuum nozzle and suck up leaves.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to move the vacuum nozzle and suck up leaves.
More about this game
Your goal is to clean up a patch of grass by sucking up exactly 58 scattered autumn leaves. You control a vacuum nozzle that creates a suction field when you press down. As you drag the nozzle near the leaves, they get pulled in, spinning and crunching up into tiny colored crumbs. A progress bar at the top tracks how many leaves you have collected, updating the percentage as you go. The run ends when you reach 100% and the grass is completely clear, bringing up a Perfect Finish screen.
Tips
- The vacuum has an outer suction radius of 154 pixels, which pulls leaves toward you, so you don't need to touch them exactly.
- Leaves are only destroyed and counted when they enter the inner radius of 55 pixels, so keep the nozzle over them.
- Move steadily through the dense clusters first to fill the progress bar quickly, then hunt down the stragglers.
FAQ
- How many leaves are there?
- There are exactly 58 leaves scattered across the grass in each round, coming in different colors and shapes.
- Why aren't the leaves disappearing?
- The leaves are pulled toward the vacuum when they are within the 154-pixel outer radius, but they only disappear when they reach the inner 55-pixel radius.
- How do I know when I am done?
- The progress bar at the top of the screen will reach 100%, a chime will play, and a 'Perfect Finish' screen will appear.
