The official objective in ๐ Clean all the leaves! is clear: clean every last leaf before time runs out, reach 100%, and unlock the SECRET ENDING. A successful walkthrough therefore needs both speed and proof of coverage. This route moves from broad clearing to controlled verification while leaving exact timer values, area thresholds, tool prices, and ending timing to the current live build.
Phase 1: prepare a route before clearing
Join the official Roblox Place 92637789841354 and read the instructions shown by the current experience. Identify the progress display and timer if present, one fixed starting landmark, the boundary of reachable ground, and any closed transition. Divide the open section into cells that can each be cleared and checked without losing their edges.
Choose either parallel lanes or a perimeter-to-center spiral for the first bulk pass. Keep the same pattern across attempts so you can diagnose misses. A route is not slower preparation; it removes repeated travel later, when the remaining percentage is hardest to locate.
Phase 2: clear bulk ground without creating gaps
Use long, slightly overlapping passes across open ground. Watch behind the tool to learn its effective clearing width instead of assuming its visual size equals its result. Finish one cell before crossing into another. At the end of a cell, follow its perimeter and circle fixed props so a thin edge does not survive under a texture or shadow.
If the timer starts to slip, shorten the current cell rather than abandoning the pattern. Random movement can feel fast while leaving many small misses. Consistent cells let you preserve verified work and improve one segment on the next attempt.
Phase 3: buy or upgrade for a measured problem
Muffin Interactiveโs public description confirms that players can buy and upgrade tools to go faster. Make a purchase when the current tool requires too many passes, handles edges poorly, or cannot cover the newly opened scale efficiently. Test a representative patch before and after the change and compare passes, visible time, turning control, and cleanup work.
Do not assume an upgrade is mandatory for a particular gate, and do not spend from an unverified price list. Public first-party information checked August 14, 2026 does not publish the roster, costs, caps, refunds, or optimal order. The Upgrade Guide gives a decision process that remains useful as live values change.
Phase 4: lock down every area transition
The map officially expands with progress. Before crossing an opening, clear its old-side threshold. On the new side, turn around, memorize the return view, and finish the entrance cell before exploring deep into the section. Mark the next closed frontier and continue the same bulk, edge, reverse, and confirmation passes.
Treat both sides of a transition as separate search points during the late sweep. The excitement of an unlock makes these narrow strips easy to miss. If no new area opens, recheck reachable boundaries and the newest section before guessing a numerical threshold. Use Area Unlock Order for the full diagnostic sequence.
Phase 5: track special leaves on a separate layer
The official Leaf Collection badge confirms that special leaves exist, but its public record does not state their count or locations. Mark distinct candidates by fixed landmark, finish the current clearing lane, and inspect them during the planned edge pass. Record visible collection feedback rather than assuming every unusual leaf counts.
Keep the ordinary 100% route and the special-leaf collection as two checklists until live testing proves how they interact. Public evidence does not establish whether the collection contributes to the same percentage or is required for the SECRET ENDING. The Special Leaf Locations guide gives a four-layer search that avoids made-up coordinates.
Phase 6: change from speed mode to proof mode
When the visible total nears completion, stop using only broad lanes. Revisit cells in their original order. Check outer walls, fence lines, corners, bases and rear sides of props, changes in elevation, path seams, and both faces of every transition. Reverse the camera direction and lower the viewing angle where visibility allows.
If progress remains stuck, identify the last cell that produced a change. Search its boundary and adjacent transition first. Then inspect the newest open section, followed by older cells that were cleared before a tool change. Do not sweep the entire map in a new random order; that destroys the information your route created.
Phase 7: complete and observe the ending
Once 100% is displayed, remain in the experience and allow the presentation to finish. Do not immediately leave, reset, or start another task. The public description explicitly connects 100% with unlocking the SECRET ENDING, and Roblox has a SECRET ENDING badge for completing the game. It does not publicly define the delay, cutscene behavior, interaction prompt, player ownership, or post-ending state.
Observe what changed: percentage, timer, interface message, control availability, scene transition, and badge notification. If playing with others, ask each teammate what appeared on their own screen. A single playerโs result should not be generalized into a shared-credit rule without repeatable tests.
Recover from a failed attempt
Write down where time was lost: repeated bulk passes, travel between cells, a premature purchase, an unclear unlock, special-leaf detours, or a late missed boundary. Change one factor for the next run. Tighten lane spacing, move a proven purchase earlier, assign a teammate to a frontier, or reserve more time for the proof sweep.
If the run reached a high percentage but not 100%, preserve the map route. A near-complete attempt is evidence that most cells work; it does not require a total reinvention. Recheck the location where progress last moved and every transition opened after it.
Solo and co-op completion roles
Solo players should keep one frontier and avoid long cross-map detours. Finish a bounded cell before testing a gate or purchase. Co-op teams should assign bulk clearing, perimeter cleanup, frontier mapping, and reverse verification to different players. Name territory by landmarks and swap finished cells for a second look.
Credit behavior still needs in-game testing. Before a serious group run, test whether progress, unlocks, special-leaf feedback, ending presentation, and badges appear for every player. The Co-op Guide provides a short calibration run for those questions.
100% attempt checklist
- Verify Place
92637789841354, read current instructions, and identify live progress feedback. - Divide every reachable area into bounded cells with stable landmarks.
- Complete bulk, perimeter, prop, reverse, and confirmation passes in each cell.
- Buy or upgrade only for a measured clearing bottleneck.
- Clean both sides of every transition and orient before expanding the route.
- Record special leaves separately until their relationship to 100% is tested.
- Reserve time for a fixed final sweep instead of random searching.
- At 100%, stay through the full ending and verify the official badge state.
Evidence status, August 14, 2026: Timed clearing, tools and upgrades, progressive map access, the 100% goal, and the SECRET ENDING are official. Exact controls, timer, percentage formula, area requirements, special-leaf relationship, ending trigger timing, multiplayer credit, and persistence need current in-game testing.