1. Measure a baseline
Record starting progress, clean for a fixed number of minutes, then record current progress.
Follow the confirmed clean, upgrade, unlock, and 100% loop while measuring choices from your own run.
Cleaning advances visible progress. Tool upgrades are meant to improve the run, map unlocks open more cleaning space, and 100% leads to the Secret Ending. Exact upgrade costs and hidden formulas are not claimed here.
Record starting progress, clean for a fixed number of minutes, then record current progress.
Change one variable at a time so the result can be compared fairly.
Use the same sample length and similar route; compare percentage points per minute.
Check newly accessible space when progress slows, then continue toward 100%.
Use the upgrade decision board to rank before-and-after tests. Use the pace calculator to translate a sample into an ETA.
Sweep edges and newly unlocked areas, then take another timed sample. If progress still moves, the run is slow rather than frozen; if it does not, revisit boundaries before restarting.
The official description confirms tool upgrades, map unlocks, visible progress, and a 100% completion target.
No attributable official stat table is available. Measure the same-length sample before and after a purchase.
No. Costs and named areas are omitted until an attributable source documents them.
The official description says reaching 100% leads to the Secret Ending.