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Overgrown Cleaner Demo

Build your own restoration business as you trim, mow and clear overgrown spaces, craft tools from salvaged materials, and bring neglected places back into shape one project at a time.

About Overgrown Cleaner Demo

Nature has taken over. Abandoned gardens, forgotten parks and neglected spaces have disappeared beneath weeds, vines and years of wild growth.

Good thing you’re here, these places won’t restore themselves.

Start small, build your own restoration business and slowly grow from small cleanup jobs to large-scale restoration projects. Trim hedges, clear paths and watch overgrown places slowly turn clean, calm and cared for once again.

Every location is overgrown, and it’s your job to bring it back to life.

Trim weeds, mow dense vegetation, clear paths and remove dead plants as each area transforms from chaotic overgrowth into clean, restored spaces. Watch each area slowly transform as you clear the overgrowth.

Start small, take on new restoration jobs and grow your business your way.

Take on bigger jobs and unlock new locations as your reputation grows. The more places you restore, the bigger the messes you’ll be trusted to clean up.

Dense greenery hides more than just weeds.

Genres and features

CasualIndieSimulationSingle-player

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Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Overgrown Cleaner Demo is free right now on Steam, with nothing to pay.

Is this the full game?

No. A demo is a portion of Overgrown Cleaner Demo — usually the opening section — published so you can try it. It is free permanently, but it is not the complete game.

Where do I claim it?

On the official Steam page. We link straight there — we never host game files or act as a middleman.

Giveaway history

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