Co-op: What the Game Page Confirms
What this page helps you decide: whether to bring friends before you start, and what genuinely changes when you do.
The official game page lists a maximum of 12 players and carries co-op, teams and story tags. That makes playing together an intended mode rather than a workaround. What the developer has not published is how cleaning progress, the timer or badge credit behave with more players, so this page stops where the evidence stops.
Step-by-Step
- Check the server size first: the game page lists a maximum of 12 players.
- Read the tags as intent. The official tag list includes coop, teams and story — the developer built for group play.
- Do not assume badges split. Nothing official states whether badge credit is per-player or per-server; we do not guess.
- Expect a noisier run. With up to 12 players the yard clears faster, but the official text does not say the timer scales with player count.
Data Tables
| Item | Official value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum players | 12 | Listed on the game page |
| Co-op supported | Yes | Official tag list includes coop |
| Teams | Yes | Official tag list includes teams |
| Does the timer scale with players? | Not published | No official statement |
| Is badge credit shared? | Not published | No official statement |
Read from the official Roblox game page on 2026-08-25. The final two rows record genuine gaps in published information and are deliberately left unanswered.
FAQ
How many players can play Clean all the leaves together?
The official game page lists a maximum of 12 players.
Does everyone get the Secret Ending badge?
The developer has not published how badge credit works in a shared server, so we do not state it either way.
Sources
- Official Clean all the leaves! on Roblox (official game page) — Sole source for this page: max players and official tags, read 2026-08-25.