The official page confirms unlockable cleaning robots that automate work, and a base that can clean for you. It does not list robot counts, income per minute, or offline earnings. The details below are labels from one playthrough.
Crew Robot Bay at 15:34
The board advertises another robot for the whole crew. The upgrade button read UPGRADE $24.00. Visible rows include COST PER ROBOT, DUST CAP, GEMS PER RECYCLE, and RECYCLE BANK.
The gem rows are labels only. No gem amount, recycle requirement, or formula was readable. A partial description refers to robots working with their own cash. How that cash joins or stays apart from your balance is not explained.
Crew Drone Bay at 20:31
The drone sign says drones fly to nearby dust, collect it, and sell it at the base. Two different prices were on screen together:
| Control | Snapshot price |
|---|---|
| Crew Drone Bay upgrade | $400.00 |
| BUY A DRONE | $3,100.78 |
Pressing the cheaper upgrade is not the same purchase as buying a drone. The drone board also shows cost, dust capacity, and recycle rows. Those labels do not produce a profit-per-minute figure.
Other helpers that are not the bay button
At 12:01 a message says Scrap Grabber is on the job. A CLEANING DRONE slot is also visible in the tool area. The recording does not say Scrap Grabber is the same object as a Robot Bay level.
The Cleaning Rover is a vehicle upgrade screen, with speed, brush size, power, and battery. Do not copy those stats onto robots.
What is still open
- Offline cleaning is not documented. Leaving the experience is not confirmed to keep paying you.
- A maximum robot or drone count is not documented.
- Nothing says robots prefer space junk or meteor debris over dust.
- The $24, $400, and $3,100.78 figures can change. Read the board you are standing at.
Stabilize the sell loop first. A bay is useful once you can fund it without guessing a payback the game has not published.