Clean the WORLD Tier List & Readiness

This Tier List Hub for Clean the WORLD! explains what is fair to rank today and what must stay unlabeled. The selected experience is by Bring Back Old Robloxians at place ID 105767799784652. We exclude Chaseroony and other same-name clones. Public patch text highlights Prestige free-to-play upgrades, SEA seagulls and shredder content, eras-style badges, and upcoming Chapter 3 Underground plus Chapter 4 Outer Space without dates. That mix is rich for guidance and poor for spreadsheet metas that invent multipliers.

Ranking readiness, not cosplay tiers

Many Roblox wikis ship S–F tables the week a game trends. Clean the WORLD does not publish a complete, stable combat or DPS sheet the way a fighter roster would. Helpers (rats, horses, gorillas, dinosaurs, seagulls) change the screen, gum fuels skill-tree decisions, and pollution upgrades reshape early pace. Until the studio posts clear numeric tables—or a large, dated community sample set is verified—we refuse fake ranks.

What we will publish:

• Conceptual priority order for upgrade families (pollution buys, gum sinks, helper unlocks)
• Named Game Pass titles from Rolimon’s without invented power scores
• Warnings when a pass might be cosmetic or only a soft boost
• Links to tools that estimate your grind instead of declaring a global meta

What we will not publish:

• Fabricated S-tier percentages
• Unsourced “best Prestige path” damage charts
• Creature DPS tables with made-up decimals

Sub-pages in this hub

• Upgrade readiness — pollution upgrades, gum, and skill-tree thinking after Prestige opened former Robux buys to F2P players
• Creature helpers — rats through seagulls, plus pass names such as More Rats, Golden Rats, More Horses, More Gorillas, More dinosaur, Golden King, and Diamond Emperor
• Game Passes — store SKU names and prices as a snapshot, without invented multipliers

How to use these pages with tools and updates

1. Confirm identity on the Links Hub so advice matches the correct place.
2. Skim Prestige notes to understand why F2P upgrade access changed.
3. Read upgrade and creature pages for decision frameworks.
4. Measure pace and plan sessions with the Cleanup Calculator.
5. Recheck the roadmap before delaying spend for Underground or Outer Space rumors.

Criteria we allow today

Progression clarity. Prefer upgrades that unlock new helper tiers or new maps (for example, SEA access) over vanity spends when your goal is forward motion.

Opportunity cost. Gum spent on a late shiny node cannot fund the next capacity unlock. Capacity and automation usually beat pure cosmetic flair for cleanup speed, but we state that as a heuristic, not a scored tier.

Uncertainty flags. SEA shredder details, exact seagull return tables, and Chapter 3/4 mechanics remain partially unknown in public copy. Rankings that ignore uncertainty are marketing, not wiki work.

Pass skepticism. Rolimon’s lists pass names and prices; it does not prove combat math. Treat More Rats or Golden King as purchase decisions you verify in the live store tooltips.

Relationship to guides and codes

The Guides Hub should teach systems. This hub teaches comparison hygiene. The Codes Hub may change short-term currency; it does not rewrite long-term upgrade philosophy. If a code lands, recalculate with tools rather than assuming your old mental tier list still holds.

Maintenance promise

When the studio publishes clearer numbers—or when Underground / Outer Space ship with documented systems—we will widen what can be ranked and date the change on the Updates Hub. Until then, honesty beats an impressive-looking S-tier graphic. Use the sub-pages below, keep expectations calibrated, and let measured pace settle arguments that fake ranks cannot.