Vacuum Cleaner Simulator 2026 icon: a red canister vacuum on navy blue

Vacuum Cleaner
Simulator 2026

a game by Erwan Cosnuau

You are the vacuum cleaner. The house is filthy. Eat crumbs, socks, chairs and eventually the toilet, then blow it all back out. Nineteen machines, one cat, a suspiciously serious cockpit.

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Free. No account, no ads, nothing collected. Keyboard, mouse, Xbox controller or touch. Windows zip, source and every release on GitHub.

The trailer, 34 seconds
The vacuum swallowing the toilet, with a real capture of the game pinned on top
Eats everything. Yes, the toilet.
The garage: the nineteen machines side by side
Nineteen machines, each one drives differently
Chasing the cat through the living room
Chase the cat. It is faster than you. Mostly.
The boost: sparks, speed lines and a trail of dust
Hold the boost
The cord pulled tight, the plug about to pop out of the wall
A cord that fights back
The full bag blown back out across the room
Bag full? Blow it all out
Seen from above: the clean path through the cocoa powder
Cocoa powder shows every path you clean
The couch stretching into the nozzle
Then the couch
In-game: the cockpit with its suction gauge, dust bag, motor readouts and mission log
In-game: chasing the cat across the living room
In-game: the turbo boost
In-game: the power cord pulled tight
In-game: emptying the dust bag into the bin
In-game: clean paths through the cocoa powder
In-game: rewinding the cord
In-game: the one-minute tutorial on the first run
Key art: a red sled vacuum in a navy studio, dust swirling into the hose
Platform
Windows 10 and 11 (Microsoft Store or zip), Android (Google Play), iPhone and iPad (App Store).
Audience
Ages 8 and up. Cartoon chaos, no violence, no language, no ads, no purchases, no account.
Controls
WASD or left stick, Space or A to hop, Shift or RB for turbo, E or B to blow, F or X to empty the bag, R or Y to rewind the cord. On a phone: big domed buttons and a thumb stick.
Garage
Nineteen machines: eight built from scratch and eleven realistic ones on loan. All names are parodies; no real product name or logo is used.
The nineteen vacuums of the garage side by side
The garage