Map Areas and How They Unlock

What this page helps you decide: whether to push for a new area or finish the one you are in, and which area names are actually confirmed.

The official how-to-play says you "unlock new parts of the map as you progress". That single line is the only developer-published statement about map structure: there is no official area list, no unlock threshold and no order. Community videos name specific areas, and this page reports those as community claims rather than promoting them to fact.

Grading community-reported map claims

Community reports about area unlocks fall into three tiers that deserve different amounts of trust. The strongest are claims anyone can reproduce on demand - if a threshold unlocks an area, every player who reaches it sees the same thing, so a single clear video is close to proof. The middle tier is claims about ordering, which are easy to get wrong because players rarely try the alternatives once something works. The weakest is anything about numbers that the game never displays, since those get copied between videos without anyone re-checking. This page marks each claim with its basis for that reason: when two sources disagree about an area in Clean All The Leaves, the tier tells you which one to test rather than which one to believe.

Testing an unlock claim in one session

You can settle most unlock questions yourself faster than you can research them. Note your current totals, play until one of them crosses the number a claim mentions, and check whether the area opens at that moment or at some other point. One clean observation beats three videos that copied each other, because you control what changed. Record the result somewhere before you keep playing - the reason unlock claims stay wrong for so long in games like Clean All The Leaves is that everyone confirms them in passing and nobody writes down the number they were at when it happened.

Writing down an unlock test so it stays useful

A result is only worth the session you spent on it if you can find it again next week. Three things make a note reusable: the totals you were at when the change happened, what you had already unlocked at that moment, and the date. The third matters more than it looks - Roblox games update without notice, so a note without a date cannot be told apart from one that has quietly gone stale. That is the same reason every claim on this site carries a checked date rather than just a value.

Step-by-Step

1. Expect progression gating. Areas unlock as you progress, so an area you have not seen is not necessarily hidden — it may simply be locked.
2. Finish what is open before chasing the next area. The timer applies to the run, not to the whole yard.
3. Treat named areas as community reports. Videos published in August 2026 reference a house map and a golf course; the developer has not published an area list.
4. Re-check after updates. The game was last updated on 2026-08-24, and map content is exactly the kind of thing updates change.

Data Tables

Confirmed rows come from the official game description read on 2026-08-25. Community-reported rows come from dated community video titles and have not been verified against developer-published information — treat them as leads, not as a route.

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