Clean all the Snow Co-op and Team Splits

Online co-op is built into Clean all the Snow: up to 12 players, tags for coop and teams, dump points that several people can share. This page is the playbook so your squad stops stacking on the thumbnail mountain. Parent hub: players. Tool picks: tier list.

House lot split (4–6 players)

• Player A: spawn driveway Blower.
• Player B: porch and steps Vacuum.
• Player C: fence line Vacuum.
• Player D: bins and behind-objects.
• Player E (optional): mound Molotov, then swap to Vacuum.
• Player F (optional): percentage caller, no tool ego.

If you have more bodies, duplicate Vacuum on the newest unlocked street, not on the mound. Route context: walkthrough.

School Map split

• North stairs Vacuum.
• South parking Plow/Blower.
• Courtyard racks Vacuum (two people if 12).
• Bus loop Plow.
• Mound Molotov + Vacuum rim.
• Caller on percentage.

Wings: School Map.

Chat calls that work

• “fence” / “porch” / “loop” / “racks” / “mound”
• “dumping” so nobody blocks the vent
• “98, inspect” to start the secret ending lap
• “stop blower” when asphalt is black

English, Spanish, Portuguese — the nouns still work. Keep calls short; the timer is the only boss.

Dump etiquette

One vent can jam if twelve people teleport into it with auto-clean. Walk up, dump, leave. Do not Molotov the dump pile. Max Capacity users dump less often; let them through when they finally arrive.

Timer calls

Yellow timer: stop unlocking new wings. Red timer: inspection only. If you are at 80% on red, you already lost Secret; go for a clean Normal or reset. Codes and shop: one designated player redeems using how to redeem while others keep vacuuming.

Public server survival

If randoms ignore calls, take a fence anyway. Your Vacuum still adds percentage. If grief blowers exist, work porches they cannot easily re-dirty. Hop servers rather than argue. Private servers, if offered later, will be noted in updates.

Solo in a full lobby

You can treat eleven strangers as moving scenery and still 100% your edges. Do not wait for leadership. Own one rectangle. That is co-op too.

Bring the checklist in a second tab. Friends who have never played should open getting started before they buy six Molotovs.

Two-player and three-player versions

You do not need twelve people. Two players already beat a messy public 12-stack if they refuse to overlap.

• Duo house: one Vacuum on porch plus fence, one Blower on driveway then side street. Swap at 95% so both inspect.
• Trio house: add a bin-and-behind specialist. That third person is why 99% stops happening.
• Duo School: one racks-and-stairs Vacuum, one loop Plow. Ignore the mound until the loop is black.
• Trio School: add a courtyard Vacuum so racks are not a two-minute argument.

If a fourth friend joins, they get the newest unlock, not a second Molotov.

Grief, blowers, and when to hop

A random who snow-blows your finished driveway is not a teammate. Do not chase them. Take porches they cannot easily re-dirty, or hop. Private servers are not confirmed in the store API; until patch notes say otherwise, hopping is the social tool.

Scripts that auto-path through a 12-stack make dump vents look like a teleport rave. If you see that, assume Secret is dead on that server and go play a clean lobby. Details on why auto-dump fails in crowds: auto-clean.

Shop duty

One person may touch the Robux prompt. Everyone else keeps beams on snow. If a code drops mid-run, the designated redeemer uses how to redeem while the squad stays on the lot. Six people in a menu is how yellow timers become red timers.

Call tools by name from the tier list: “I vacuum,” “I plow,” “I throw once.” That is the whole language. After the badge, thank the fence person. They did the unsexy work that actually owns Secret.