Clean The Superstore vs Mine a Planet (2026) — Which Roblox Game Is Better?

By Money Lord — Founder & Editor | Updated: July 22, 2026 · 8 min read

Clean The Superstore and Mine a Planet are both fast-rising Roblox games in 2026, but they scratch different itches. Clean The Superstore runs around 10,900 concurrent players with 7.19M visits (as of July 22, 2026), while Mine a Planet sits near ~6,500 concurrent with 1.1M visits.

This head-to-head breaks down gameplay, progression, community, and monetization so you can pick the one worth your next session — or decide to keep both installed.

Clean The Superstore vs Mine a Planet — Quick Stats (2026)

Gameplay — What Do You Actually Do?

Clean The Superstore

Clean The Superstore is an active cleaning sim: pick up, sort, and restock 3,000+ misplaced items to fill shelves, earn points, and unlock upgrades, solo or in co-op, with a timer and global leaderboards. Every point comes from you, and there is no offline income or code system.

Mine a Planet

Mine a Planet is a hands-off idle miner: a fleet of laser drones auto-mines a voxel planet while you roll for stronger drones, upgrade the fleet, and evolve the planet. Drones mine offline, and it has an active code system for time skips, batteries, and a drone pack.

Progression — How Quickly Does It Hook You?

The two sit at opposite ends. Clean The Superstore is entirely active — your cleaning speed and technique drive every point, and progress stops when you log off. Mine a Planet is mostly passive — you optimize a fleet and let it run, online or off. One is a focused, session-based grind; the other is a set-and-optimize idler.

Edge: Clean The Superstore for hands-on session play; Mine a Planet for passive, offline-friendly optimizing.

Player Count and Community (July 2026)

Clean The Superstore has the bigger live crowd, around 10,900 concurrent with 7.19M visits and 51.5K favorites (as of July 22, 2026). Mine a Planet is newer and smaller so far, near ~6,500 concurrent with 1.1M visits, though it is growing quickly.

Edge: Clean The Superstore, on player count and visits.

Game Passes and Monetization

Clean The Superstore sells seven gamepasses (from +5 Carry at 49 Robux up to Lifetime Helper at 1,199 Robux, plus a 699-Robux Infinite Magnet Range pass), while Mine a Planet's public pass list is not tracked. The bigger difference is codes: Mine a Planet has four working ones (DISCORD, UPDATE7, BETABETA, DRONES) for free boosts, while Clean The Superstore has no code system. So Mine a Planet gives you more free value up front, but neither game requires a purchase to progress.

Edge: Mine a Planet, for real active codes.

Replay Value

Clean The Superstore's leaderboards, timer, and co-op reward repeated hands-on runs, while Mine a Planet's rolling and planet evolution reward long-term optimizing you can leave running. Active competition versus passive progression decides which sticks.

Earning Free Robux While You Play

Neither game hands out Robux — codes give in-game boosts only. To fund gamepasses in Clean The Superstore or Mine a Planet, Earnaldo lets you earn real Robux by completing quick tasks.

Head-to-Head Verdict — Clean The Superstore vs Mine a Planet in 2026

Who Should Play What?

• You want active, hands-on play: Clean The Superstore.
• You want passive offline progress: Mine a Planet.
• You like leaderboards and co-op: Clean The Superstore.
• You want free codes to start: Mine a Planet.
• You want to earn Robux: Both work with Earnaldo.

Dig deeper with the Clean The Superstore beginner guide, the free Robux guide, the Mine a Planet guide, or grab codes for Clean The Superstore and Mine a Planet.