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Swipe a direction
Your washer slides until it hits a wall or an obstacle, cleaning every dirty tile it crosses. Up, down, left, right — that's the whole input.
Daily puzzle · Wordle-style streaksOne swipe.
One swipe.
One spotless
patio.
Splash Sweep is a cozy pressure-washing puzzle. Slide your nozzle up, down, left, right until every speck of grime is gone. Six minutes a day. Wordle-style streaks. Always free.
- Free to play
- ~6 minutes a day
- Web · Desktop · Mobile
How to play
Three rules. About six minutes. That's the whole game.
The whole loop fits in a tweet. You'll be playing in under a minute and looking forward to tomorrow's puzzle by the end of your first solve.
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Plan the route
Each level shows a par. Beat par for three stars. Obstacles, edges, and one-shot tiles make every puzzle a real puzzle — no fillers.
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Share your wash
Solve today's puzzle, get a Wordle-style spoiler-free share card. Same puzzle for everyone, every day. Build a streak.
Why people stick around
A cozy puzzle that respects your time.
No timers. No forced ads while solving the daily. No pay-to-win. Splash Sweep is built around a short session that gives you a tidy little win and lets you go.
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One swipe at a time
Slide-and-stop puzzle. No timers, nothing to learn. You'll solve your first one in under a minute.
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A featured puzzle daily
One board selected from the handcrafted campaign each day, the same for everyone. An optional reward ad may appear after you solve it.
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Build your streak
Solve every day to keep the flame alive. Optional streak shields if real life gets in the way.
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Compare your wash
Wordle-style spoiler-free share card and an anonymous daily leaderboard. Brag rights are the whole reward.
A look around
What you're walking into.
The daily puzzle is one piece. There's a whole campaign behind it — and a satisfying little ritual when each one wraps.
Driveway · the first wash
Slide, plan, sweep. Six minutes to spotless.
1,000 satisfying levels
50 worlds of patios, decks, brick walls — and more.
The tidy little win
Three stars, your share card, on with your day.
FAQ
The honest answers.
What people actually ask. We update this list as new questions come in — anything else, drop us a line.
Is Splash Sweep free to play?
Yes. Splash Sweep is free to play on the web. There is no premium subscription or pay-to-win purchase in this release. Diamonds earned in the game can be spent on boosts, perks, and future cosmetics.
How do I play?
Swipe up, down, left, or right (or use the arrow keys / WASD on web) to slide the washer nozzle across the grid. The nozzle keeps going until it hits a wall or an obstacle, cleaning every tile it crosses. Plan your route so every dirty tile gets washed before you run out of moves. Beat par to earn three stars.
How long is a session?
About six minutes for the daily puzzle. The campaign has 1,000 levels you can play at your own pace — solve one, solve fifty, come back tomorrow, it’s the same game.
Does Splash Sweep have ads?
There are no forced ads while you solve the daily puzzle. Some web editions offer an optional rewarded ad after a solve to double earned diamonds, or for other rewards. You can skip these offers; availability depends on where you play.
Can I share my daily solve?
Yes. After you solve the daily puzzle you get a spoiler-free Wordle-style share card — your moves, your stars, your streak — that you can copy to your clipboard or post anywhere. The card never reveals the solution, only your stats.
Does my progress sync across devices?
Not yet. Campaign progress, diamonds, streaks, and settings are stored on your device. Clearing site data or uninstalling the app can remove that local progress.
Is there a campaign or just the daily?
Both. The daily selects one board from the handcrafted campaign each day, the same for everyone; boards can return in a later year. The campaign is 1,000 levels across 50 worlds that ramp from "first wash" to "pressure-washing wizard" — driveways, decks, brick walls, stone statues, and more.
What platforms is it on?
Play in a modern browser on desktop or mobile. Native iOS and Android apps are planned but are not part of this web launch. Progress is currently stored on each device rather than synced between them.