Clean-Up on Aisle 5
Clear the floor before the lights go out.
About This Game
Clean-Up on Aisle 5 is a first-person cleaning game for TikTok LIVE. You are the night cleaner in a giant supermarket after closing, and the aisle floor is flooded with hundreds of rolling oranges, apples, lemons, balls and donuts. Walk the aisle, hold the mouse button to vacuum, watch the glass tank fill with what you caught, and empty it at a bin with the scanner beeping. The big number on stream is LEFT, how many items are still on the floor, and it falls the moment an item enters the tank. A store has fifty aisles across ten departments, from Produce, Candy and Toys through Sports, Bakery, Pet Food, Seasonal and Frozen to the Stockroom and the Loading Dock, and your vacuum grows on the way, from a Hand Vac to a Shop-Vac, a Backpack Vac, a Ride-on Scrubber and finally The Hopper.
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Chat decides how the shift goes. Every gift is priced in ITEMS both ways, so the number you set in Studio is exactly how many items move, and a help and a hurt sized the same cancel out. A Rose tips a basket of 5 items off the top shelf with the sender's face on it, a Rosa drops a crate of 20 that bursts on the floor, and a Hat and Mustache has a forklift tip a pallet of 100. A Finger Heart sends a Bag Boy to hug up 20 items, and a Hand Heart sends the Night Crew's scrubber down the aisle to take 100. Out of the box, every 20 likes swipe a mop through 5 items, and each new follower tips a basket of 5.
Then there is the clock. When CLOSING runs out the bell rings and the lights go off one row at a time, far end first, and Sunny, the store's mascot in a worn orange plush costume, walks down through the dark to the edge of the light. If he reaches you, YOU'RE FIRED: your tank spills back onto the floor, the lights come back and the clock starts again, on the same aisle. A Money Gun rings the bell 60 seconds early. A Galaxy is THE BIG SPILL: every shelf topples like dominoes, the floor fills back up, and chat has 30 seconds to send a Corgi and buy it all back exactly. The biggest gifts move aisles: Fireworks shoves you back one, and a Leon the Kitten carries you forward one. Clear an aisle and an inspection hold runs for 5 seconds, and any gift that spills during it breaks the hold, so the last few items are often the loudest moment of the stream.
Features
LEFT Is the Number
Fifty aisles across ten departments, and the one number on stream is how many items are still on the floor
You Play It, in First Person
WASD to walk, hold the mouse to vacuum, E to empty the tank at a bin; Auto-clean is a switch if you want to talk to chat instead
The Lights Go Out Row by Row
Miss the bell and the dark walks toward you with Sunny inside it; get caught and your whole tank spills back onto the floor
The Big Spill and Save
A Galaxy topples every shelf and refills the floor, and one Save in time buys it all back
How to Play
- 1
Download the Launcher
Install the free ScrollPlay launcher for Windows, or open the web launcher in your browser
- 2
Sign In
Create an account or sign in with your existing credentials
- 3
Connect TikTok
Link your TikTok Live stream so likes, follows and gifts reach the game in real time
- 4
Start Cleaning
Launch Clean-Up on Aisle 5, click the game to take the mouse, and clear the floor before the bell
Audience Gift Mapping
Gifts that help
- Finger Heart
- Bag Boy (−20 items) — a coworker with the sender's face runs in, hugs up 20 items from around his feet and runs off with an armful.
- Hand Heart
- Night Crew (−100 items) — a floor scrubber with the sender's face on the driver comes down the aisle and the items in its lane disappear into it.
- Corgi
- Save — after a Big Spill, the manager's hand slams the shelves upright, the fruit rewinds into them and exactly what the spill added comes back off the floor. Any other time it works as a Night Crew.
- Leon the Kitten
- +1 Aisle — a giant scrubber with the sender's face on its hood takes the whole floor and carries you to the next aisle.
- Likes
- Mop (−5 items) — every 20 likes, a mop swipes through the nearest 5 items.
Gifts that make a mess
- Rose
- Spill (+5 items) — a shopping basket with the sender's face tips off the top shelf, and five items land and roll.
- Rosa
- Crate (+20 items) — a crate with the sender's face falls and bursts on the floor in front of you.
- Hat and Mustache
- Pallet (+100 items) — a forklift tips a pallet with the sender's face into view, and 100 items pour out.
- Money Gun
- Closing Early — the PA rings, the far row of lights dies and the clock loses 60 seconds, or the bell rings right now if less than 60 are left.
- Galaxy
- THE BIG SPILL — every shelf in the aisle topples like dominoes and the floor fills back up. Chat then has 30 seconds to send Save and buy it back.
- Fireworks
- −1 Aisle — a cart avalanche with the sender's face on the lead cart shoves you back one aisle, at its full count.
- Follow
- Heckle Spill (+5 items) — each new follower tips a basket with their face on it.
These are the default bindings; a gift with no action bound to it does nothing. Every amount is owned by the ScrollPlay server, and LEFT moves by exactly what Studio says. Streamers can rebind any gift, change the amounts or create custom actions in Studio Mode.
Gameplay: a flooded supermarket and something in the dark
Clean-Up on Aisle 5 is built around one number a viewer understands in a second: how many items are left on the floor. Hundreds of oranges, apples, lemons, balls and donuts roll where you push them, pile up against the shelves and fly into the nozzle when you get close. The glass tank on your vacuum fills with the real items you caught, and when it is full it stops sucking, so the streamer's one decision is whether to walk to a bin now or go for one more drift. Tall shelves of invented, slightly silly products line every aisle, and the departments change as you go, from Produce and Candy to the Stockroom and the Loading Dock.
Sunny stands at the far end of the aisle from the first second, in his own pool of light, and does nothing for a long time. That is the point. Once the bell rings the lights go off row by row and he only moves through the dark, so the shrinking lit zone is the chase. A flashlight beam on him slows him down. Being caught is never game over: your tank spills back onto the floor and the clock starts again on the same aisle, and only gifts or a full restart ever change the aisle.
Built for TikTok Live streamers
Clean-Up on Aisle 5 starts on normal controls: click the game to take the mouse, then WASD to walk, hold the left mouse button to vacuum, Shift to run and E to empty the tank at a bin. Esc lets the mouse go. If you want to talk to chat instead, Auto-clean is a switch in the settings: a bot walks to the densest pile, vacuums and empties itself, while you keep the mouse free to look around. Set the difficulty (Chill, Normal or Wild, which changes how much is on the floor and how long the clock runs), the Save window (10 to 60 seconds), the inspection hold (3 to 15 seconds) and whether a Big Spill stays on this aisle or sends you to Aisle 1. A streamer who doesn't want the horror can switch Closing time off and stream it as a cozy cleaning game with no clock and no chase. Studio Mode shows every gift action with its default gift, lets you rebind them and test-fire them before you go live, and the same overlay widgets and scenes work as in every other ScrollPlay game.
Clean-Up on Aisle 5 — frequently asked questions
Do I need Play Pass or Play Pass Pro for Clean-Up on Aisle 5?
Clean-Up on Aisle 5 is a Play Pass Pro game, so it needs an active Play Pass Pro subscription on your ScrollPlay account; plain Play Pass does not unlock it. The launcher itself is a free Windows download, and your viewers are never charged anything: likes and follows are free, and gifts are only what they choose to send.
Do I have to play it myself?
It opens on normal controls, and most streamers will want to: WASD to walk, the mouse to look and hold the left button to vacuum. If you would rather talk to chat, switch on Auto-clean in the game's settings and a bot does the walking, the vacuuming and the bins. The closing clock can still beat it, and Sunny can still catch it.
What happens when Sunny catches me?
YOU'RE FIRED stamps across the screen and your tank spills back onto the floor, so LEFT goes back up by whatever you were carrying. A moment later you are back at the start of the aisle, the lights come back on and the clock starts again. A catch never changes your aisle: only gifts and a full restart do that.
How do The Big Spill and Save work?
A Galaxy topples every shelf in the aisle and fills the floor back up to the aisle's full count, or adds half of it if that would add less, and opens a 30-second Save window that you can set from 10 to 60 seconds. If anyone sends Save in time, exactly what the spill added comes back off the floor. By setting, a Big Spill can send you to Aisle 1 instead, and then Save brings the aisle back too. A Save with no spill pending works as a Night Crew.
Can I play it without the scary part?
Yes. Switch Closing time off in the game's settings and there is no clock, no bell and no chase; Sunny just stands at the far end. There is no gore in the game either way, and no flashing or strobe effects.
Can I play Clean-Up on Aisle 5 in the browser?
Yes, on a computer with a keyboard and mouse. It plays in your browser on the ScrollPlay web launcher with the same account, and in the free ScrollPlay launcher for Windows. It can't be played on a phone.
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