Moon Sweepers vehicles and garages: a practical route plan

What the garage patch changed

Patch 1.0.3 made owned vehicles available through any garage for recall, storage and upgrades. Removing a garage no longer deletes its stored vehicles: the game moves them elsewhere or retains them until another garage exists. Guides that describe garage demolition as guaranteed vehicle deletion predate this fix.

That patch note is not a recommendation to rebuild your base without a backup. Before a major layout change, finish the current delivery and note where your vehicle is. Then make one change and confirm the expected result.

Plan one comfortable work route

Pick a patch you can return from easily. Check the path into the garage and leave room to approach it without crossing your busiest construction area. A fast collector is less useful if every delivery becomes a difficult parking exercise.

During a test run, notice whether collecting, driving or unloading uses most of the time. Compare upgrades against that observed delay. More storage helps only when the longer trip remains convenient and the unloading end can accept the larger load.

Keep late-game expectations realistic

A Steam endgame discussion describes the Mega Vacuum Rover as enjoyable while questioning how quickly late-game equipment can finish the enormous map. That is player experience, not an official completion-time measurement. There is no verified promise here that one final vehicle will rapidly clean the whole Moon.

Set a smaller goal for each session: finish the next nearby area, improve a route or make one delivery easier. For co-op, tell the crew where you park and where they should unload. Clear traffic habits can be a useful improvement before anyone spends more on equipment.

Common questions

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