BREAKROOM
Follow the whole cleanup
The opening guide introduces both splatting and wiping. Tap a pest to splat it, then follow the cleanup rings to finish the job. A bug-free scene can still need cleaning, so look for the remaining mess before assuming you are done.
Ordinary jobs have no deadline or failure penalty. Take your time on the first pass and learn what the cleanup cues look like. A stopwatch records the full cleanup for trophies; it does not turn a relaxed job into a countdown.
Watch how each visitor moves
Ants scurry, gnats drift and winged pests move differently from ground visitors. Bringing the swatter close can make bugs scatter. Instead of tapping repeatedly at an empty spot, watch the movement and make the next tap deliberate.
Beetles bolt after the first hit. Follow where one goes rather than treating the first splat as the end of the encounter. Learning those reactions makes later jobs feel more predictable.
Clean with a route in mind
After splatting, follow the final cleanup rings and work through the remaining patches. Cover one area before moving to the next so you do not keep crossing the same clean space while missing a small patch. On a phone or tablet, keep your hand from hiding the cue you are trying to follow.
Gentle cleanup is available in settings. Choose the pace that feels comfortable. Standard and gentle cleanup times have separate leaderboards, so compare records within the same cleanup setting.
Choose calm, trophies or timed waves
Twelve jobs span the picnic, patio, greenhouse and campsite. Replay a familiar job when you want to improve a bronze, silver or gold swatter trophy. A useful approach is to learn the pest behavior first, then work on a cleaner wiping route.
Endless Patrol is the timed mode. Clear and clean waves to earn more time. If you would rather pause and enjoy the scene, return to an ordinary job instead.
Keep your cozy progress safe
Trophies and job progress save on this device. Clearing browser data can remove local progress, and private browsing is not a reliable place to keep it. Signed-in browser players can save completed scores to their Breakroom account.
Public leaderboard display is a separate opt-in choice. It uses your chosen nickname, and standard and gentle times are kept apart. An online score record does not transfer all local trophies or progress to another device.
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