Moon Sweepers Completion Time: Estimate Your Own Remaining Work

Exact region rules and ending trigger →

Measure a repeatable session

1. Record the overall Moon percentage before playing, using the same display each time.
2. Record active elapsed time and the percentage afterward.
3. Note the crew size, robots, selling route and any rebuilding downtime.
4. Repeat after major upgrades. A toothbrush-era rate is a poor prediction of a later automated world.

Calculate a scenario, not a promised finish date

If your world gains g percentage points in h hours, the observed rate is g/h points per hour. At current progress p, a constant-rate projection is (100 − p) × h / g hours remaining. This is only defined when g is positive.

Example with invented inputs: 2 hours for a 0.2-point gain gives 0.1 points/hour. At 3% overall progress, that projects 970 more hours at the same rate. These figures illustrate arithmetic; they are not measured Moon Sweepers performance.

What makes the estimate move

New vehicles and robots change collection speed. More players may also compete for transport or spend time building. A final belt can cap the income needed for upgrades. Rounded percentage displays can hide small gains; measure a longer session rather than treating a displayed zero as exact zero progress.

Use the total shown in your save. External references disagree on region counts, and local 99% cleanliness is not 99% completion of the Moon. For apparently stuck sectors, check the version-specific progress fixes before extrapolating.

Track actual achievement milestones · Plan processing capacity

Sources & scope

• Official game scope
• Official update history

Checked 1 November 2026. No in-game test is claimed. Compatibility and unsupported features remain limited to the evidence stated above.