Map & area progress

Map Progress: Confirmed Facts and Next Checks

Use this Clean all the leaves! area reference to track the new map parts in the official cleaning loop. Area names, sequence and exact unlock thresholds are not publicly listed, so use visible landmarks and your own progress observations.

Confirmed relationship

Cleaning progress opens more of the map

That relationship comes directly from the official description. The safest practical method is to watch the boundary and the progress display together.

Record what is reachable

Before the next sweep, note every visible boundary and landmark you can enter.

Clean and compare

Clear reachable ground, then compare both the visible progress and any boundary change.

Name it privately

If access changes, describe the landmark in your own notes. Do not treat that label as an official area name.

When access does not change

Run these checks in order

Sweep the edge

Revisit reachable borders and any leaf-covered corner visible from the current map.

Test the pace

Take a fresh timed sample. Zero gain belongs in the stuck diagnostic, not an ETA.

Compare the session

Save your observations, rejoin once, and compare the visible state before assuming a bug.

FAQ

Map questions

Does the Clean all the leaves! map expand?

Yes. The official game description says players unlock new map parts as they progress.

What are the official area names?

No attributable public area-name list was available at the August 12, 2026 check.

Is there a fixed unlock order?

This page does not claim an order or percentage threshold because neither is published by the public official sources checked.

How should I record a new area?

Use a visible landmark, the percentage before and after access changed, and a short note in your own words. Treat that label as personal, not official.

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