Game Guide & Reference

Tools GuideClean all the leaves!

This page helps you answer one question: which tool to buy, and when. Every item in the shop converts your time into cleared leaves — worth buying when it clears faster or cuts the number of trips you make. Prices below are measured from gameplay footage and can shift with updates; check the in-game shop.

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The Shop at a Glance

The shop sells a small confirmed lineup (video-verified):

Item	Price	One-line verdict
Backpack tier 1The best first purchase in the game	$2	The best first purchase in the game
RakeFirst real tool; replaces hand-picking	$7	First real tool; replaces hand-picking
Backpack tier 2Keep capacity ahead of your tool	$10	Keep capacity ahead of your tool
Leaf BlowerMid-game milestone; batch clearing	$30	Mid-game milestone; batch clearing
Max backpackTop capacity tier	$35	Top capacity tier
Molotov CocktailLate-game novelty; burns leaves	$100	Late-game novelty; burns leaves

How to read this list. Value is measured by leaves cleared per second and trips saved. A small stat level changes little; the Leaf Blower changes everything because it clears whole batches in one pass. If a purchase is only a small step above what you own, saving is usually the correct call.

A correction to earlier versions of this guide: the six named rake tiers (Wooden Rake, Iron Rake, Steel Rake, etc.) came from community wikis and are not confirmed by gameplay footage. The video-verified system is the lineup above, with real depth living in the upgrade branches.

Purchase Roadmap

The video-consistent path, in order:

1
Backpack tier 1 ($2) first.
Your starter bag is tiny (0/25 leaves in recent builds). A bigger bag cuts sale trips — the single biggest early time-saver — and every trip saved compounds into everything you buy later.
2
Rake ($7).
The first real clear-speed jump. Hand-picking is the slowest state in the game; the Rake replaces it.
3
Backpack tier 2 ($10) → max ($35).
Keep capacity one step ahead of your tool. A fast tool with a tiny bag still means constant walking.
4
Leaf Blower ($30).
The mid-game milestone. It clears large batches in one pass and changes how the game feels — save toward it instead of dribbling Cash into small stat levels.
5
Molotov ($100).
A late-game special item for burning big piles; a fun purchase, not a requirement.

The logic behind the order: upgrades compound. A bigger bag makes every tool more valuable (more leaves per trip), and a faster tool makes every bag fill sooner. Buying in this order keeps Cash working toward the next meaningful jump.

Tool Breakdown

Backpack Tiers

What it is.: The capacity line — three confirmed tiers at $2 / $10 / $35, expanding your bag from ~25 leaves up to hundreds (max bags reach 500–1,000).
What it does.: More leaves per trip means fewer walks to the sale point. It is the strongest indirect income upgrade in the game: fewer trips, more sweeping time, more hauls, more Cash.
When to buy.: Tier 1 immediately (the best first purchase in the game); tier 2 before the Blower; max tier when late areas demand long sweeps.
Pair with.: Every tool purchase — bag and tool are bought together, never one without the other.
The signal.: If you spend your session walking to the sale point, the bag is the bottleneck.

Rake

What it is.: The first real tool ($7), replacing your bare hands.
What it does.: Clears leaves noticeably faster than hand-picking — the first real clear-speed jump, and enough to make dense piles feel manageable.
When to buy.: After backpack tier 1, once hand-picking starts feeling slow.
Pair with.: Its upgrade branch (Rake line stats — Range, Width, Power) powers it further as you progress.

Leaf Blower

What it is.: The mid-game milestone ($30) and the community favorite.
What it does.: Clears large batches in a single pass, where the Rake clears bit by bit. Footage shows the game changing feel at this point — wide sweeps replace per-leaf work.
When to buy.: Save aggressively after the Rake; it is the single biggest quality-of-life jump in the tool line.
Pair with.: Its upgrade branch (Blower line stats) plus a healthy bag — a strong blower with a tiny bag wastes the advantage.

Molotov Cocktail

What it is.: The confirmed special item ($100) — burns leaves away instead of bagging them.
What it does.: A different clearing style for big piles; the game's "rare tool" example.
When to buy.: Late game, after the core tools are healthy. Not needed to finish; a novelty purchase.

Upgrade Branches

What they are.: The shop's depth — Hand, Rake and Leaf Blower branches, each with 3–4 sub-stats (Dexterity, Grasp, Collection, Range, Width, Power), leveled with Cash.
What they do.: Yield (leaves per grab, 1 → 2–5), tool range/width, and clear power per pass.
Cost.: Early levels ~$1–3, mid tiers $7–15, max tiers $15–85+.
When to buy.: After capacity is healthy; level the branch that matches your current bottleneck. Full breakdown on the Upgrades page.

Upgrades page

Buy or Skip? — The Decisions That Matter

Backpack or tool first?

Backpack, always in the early game. Tier 1 costs $2 and cuts sale trips — the biggest early time-saver. A fast rake with a tiny bag still means constant walking.

Rake or save for the Leaf Blower?

Buy the Rake ($7) as the first real tool, then save for the Blower ($30). Skip small stat levels in between — the Blower is a much larger jump than any stat tick.

Is the Molotov worth $100?

Only late-game. It is a fun alternative clearing style, not a progression requirement — buy it after the core tools and capacity are healthy.

Are there tools I should skip?

There is no trap item in the video-verified lineup; the trap is stat-level dithering. Small $1–3 levels feel cheap and stall your path to the Rake/Blower.

Where to Buy

Everything is bought in the upgrades shop with Cash:

Tools, backpack tiers and upgrade-branch levels all cost Cash.

Diamonds are a separate currency for the class gacha (SPIN CLASS, 40 per roll) — not for tools.

No Robux paywall for standard tools or to complete the game; Robux items (accelerator-type) are optional.

Buy and equip are separate steps — after purchasing, make sure the new tool is equipped before judging its speed.

FAQ

What should I buy first?

Backpack tier 1 ($2), then the Rake ($7). Capacity cuts sale trips — the biggest early time-saver — and the Rake adds the first real clear speed.

How much does the Leaf Blower cost?

$30, video-verified. It is the mid-game milestone; save for it instead of spending on marginal stat levels.

How do I get the Molotov?

It is a $100 Cash item in the shop, confirmed in gameplay footage. Not a gem or Robux item.

Is there a paywall?

No. Standard tools, backpack tiers and upgrades are all Cash-purchasable, and the game is completable without Robux. Robux items exist (accelerator-type) but are optional.

Are the prices official?

They are measured from gameplay footage and can change with updates (the game rebalances often). Treat them as accurate at time of observation; verify in the shop.