Goblin Cleanup Launches on Consoles Alongside Full PC Release in 2027

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Team17 and developer Crisalu Games have announced that Goblin Cleanup will launch on consoles alongside its full PC release in 2027. Currently available in Steam Early Access, the cooperative multiplayer title continues to expand while preparing for its debut on additional platforms.

Rather than battling monsters, Goblin Cleanup puts players in the role of goblin janitors tasked with restoring dungeons after adventurers have finished their quests. Supporting up to four players in online co-op, the game revolves around cleaning blood-soaked floors, refilling treasure chests, resetting deadly traps, and preparing every dungeon for the next wave of unsuspecting heroes.

Players can customize their goblin cleaners before venturing into hazardous labyrinths armed with specialized tools, including the Slimop, slime dispenser, and mimic. Along the way, they’ll need to restore broken objects, reactivate traps, respawn defeated creatures, replenish loot, and avoid hazards that remain active after the previous battle.

The console announcement was made during the Convergence Showcase, following June’s Dungeon Daddy update. That major content patch completed the game’s first dungeon by introducing its final boss encounter, while the second dungeon is scheduled to open for Early Access players later this summer.