Go Green: Clean the ocean

Go Green: Clean the ocean

by OVIVO Games

729 ratings
175 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 16, 2022
  • October 29, 2025

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About

Embark on an ocean cleaning adventure by upgrading your scoop net to collect various types of garbage. Explore the depths, discover hidden items, and build your collection. The game features idle gameplay where your net machine earns money even when you're offline.

Hold and drag to catch garbage
Upgrade scoop net
Idle gameplay for offline earnings
Over 100 unique garbage items
Garbage gallery to complete
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What's New in Go Green

2.3 28-20-25

October 29, 2025

Bug Fixes New way to get rewards

2

In-App Purchases

$2.99

Premium - No Ads

Premium - No Ads

User reviews

Good game

Just change the muaic its driving me crazy thank you its like watching alot of videos for little kids and why is it 18 plus its very innocent

Every time you get an ad it’s 3 DO I NEED TO SAY MORE

There’s an ad every 15 seconds… and every ad is 3 yeah this is such a fun ad watching experience…

Worse than coolmathgames

This game is from the bottom up one of the most poorly designed games I’ve seen. The UI is cramped and unclear, the first open of the game you’re met with an offer for them to use you to offload data in exchange for in game currency which is odd, only for said currency to not appear even after consenting. There are ads every. single. time. Which is crippling for such a short playtime per round( Each round lasts seconds), only to be met with 30 second ads. I can’t tell if the devs simply didn’t care or were told only make this income oriented. I hope they can improve.
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Shidoodle

Not worth the effort. Too many adds. Some ad’s will not let you close them at the end. I only got the game so that I can earn points to unlock chapters in a book app I’m using. Sometimes you run across a really good game and this is not one. I will finish getting the initial points but will delete after and not try for more points
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More ads than gameplay

You literally play for 8 seconds, gather the trash, then you get an ad. You don’t even get a choice. After you reel in the trash, it gives you an offer to double the amount of money if you watch an ad, you say no thanks, and watch an ad anyways! Literally awful.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Ads don't close properly

Bug

Rewards not registering

Bug

Depth upgrades not working as intended

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Reduce ad frequency

Feature

Improve offline functionality

Feature

Add more depth and progression

Feature

FAQ

What is Go Green: Clean the ocean about?

This is a casual idle game where players use a scoop net to collect garbage from the ocean. The goal is to catch all the different types of garbage and upgrade your equipment to explore deeper and catch more.

What are the main features of the game?

Key features include simple hold-and-drag gameplay for catching garbage, an upgradable scoop net, idle gameplay that earns money while you're away, and over 100 unique garbage items to collect in a gallery.

Is Go Green: Clean the ocean free to play?

Yes, the game is free to download and play. It includes in-app purchases and advertisements, which are common monetization methods for free-to-play casual games.

What kind of gameplay can I expect?

You can expect simple and addictive casual gameplay. The core mechanic involves holding and dragging your net to catch garbage. The idle component means you continue to earn resources even when you are not actively playing the game.

Who would enjoy this game?

This game is designed for players who enjoy relaxing, casual gaming experiences with idle mechanics. It's also suitable for those who like collection-based games and appreciate a theme focused on environmental cleanup.