《掃除戰隊 Clean Keeper》（日文原名：お掃除戦隊くりーんきーぱー）是由Idea Factory、Design Factory開發，於2008年在Wii平台推出的充滿個性的小眾動作遊戲。設定十分獨特，將傳統英雄戰隊題材與日常生活中的「打掃清潔」結合，打造出既熱血又搞笑的清潔英雄世界。

劇情方面，背景設定在一個因怪物與污染侵襲而變得骯髒不堪的學園。污染怪物四處蔓延，影響學生的生活環境與心情。為對抗這種「污染威脅」，主角源九郎巧遇掃除精靈-瑪莉，準備擊敗企圖汙染校園的邪惡組織哥瓦爾斯基，匯集5位少女與精靈立下契約並成立《掃除戰隊》。她們身穿鮮豔的制服，手持各式清潔工具，如掃帚、高壓水槍、吸塵器等，並以正義的名義打掃學校。每個關卡就是一個被污染的地點，需要在限定時間內將場地清潔到一定程度，並擊退阻礙打掃的污染怪物。故事輕鬆有趣，充滿戰隊作品常見的熱血對白與誇張表演，也夾雜不少幽默小劇場，使整體氛圍偏向歡樂搞笑。

操作方面，充分利用主機的體感功能。需揮動Wii遙控器模擬掃地、拖地、噴水、吸塵等動作，不同工具有不同的使用方式與節奏要求。例如掃帚需要快速左右揮動以清除垃圾，水槍則需要按壓特定按鈕並調整角度噴灑，吸塵器則要以持續穩定的動作將污染物吸走。除基本的清潔任務外，部分關卡還設有特殊挑戰，如追逐污染怪、保護特定物品不被污染，以及與大型污染Boss對戰。這些Boss戰通常結合打掃與動作戰鬥元素，需要在攻擊空隙中迅速清除污染並反擊。遊戲有多位可操控角色，每位清潔衛士有專屬的清潔道具與技能，也可在關卡中獲得道具強化清掃能力。

在市場評價方面，屬於評價相對兩極的小品作品。部分玩家與評論認為創意十足，將平凡的打掃主題轉化成熱血戰隊冒險，設定新奇有趣。特別是體感操作帶來的直覺式清潔動作，使得打掃過程充滿動感與互動感，很適合親子或派對時遊玩。視覺風格也頗具特色，色彩鮮明，角色設計圓潤可愛，充滿卡通感，音樂與音效則以輕快活潑為主，整體氛圍輕鬆愉快。然而，批評的聲音主要集中在玩法重複性與操作精度問題上。由於關卡結構類似，長時間遊玩容易感到單調，且體感動作偶爾出現不夠精確或判定延遲的情況，影響清掃效率與戰鬥節奏。此外，遊戲內容整體偏向輕量級，關卡數量與深度不足，對於喜歡長時間挑戰或追求豐富內容的玩家而言可能略顯不足。

總體而言，這是獨特視角詮釋日常題材的Wii專屬遊戲。並以輕鬆幽默的方式讓玩家體驗「打掃也是冒險」，適合短時間娛樂或多人輪流遊玩。雖然存在一定的操作與設計瑕疵，但若能接受其輕量且誇張的風格，仍然能帶來既爆笑又充滿成就感的清潔英雄之旅。

"Clean Keeper" (Japanese title: お掃除戦隊くりーんきーぱー) is a quirky and characterful action game developed by Idea Factory and Design Factory, released exclusively for the Wii platform in 2008. It features a highly unique setting that blends the traditional "super sentai" (hero squad) concept with the everyday act of "cleaning," creating a world of cleaning heroes that's both passionate and hilariously over-the-top.

The story is set in a school that has fallen into filth and disrepair due to an invasion of monsters and pollution. Contamination creatures spread everywhere, disrupting the students' living environment and moods. To combat this "pollution threat," the protagonist, Gennosuke Minamoto, encounters a cleaning spirit named Mary and sets out to defeat the evil organization "Gowalski," which seeks to corrupt the school. Gennosuke forms the Clean Keeper Squad by forging contracts with five spirited girls and their corresponding cleaning spirits. Dressed in brightly colored uniforms and armed with various cleaning tools—such as brooms, high-pressure water guns, and vacuum cleaners—the squad sets out to clean the school under the banner of justice. Each stage represents a location overtaken by pollution, and players must clean a set percentage of the area within a time limit while fighting off pollution monsters. The story maintains a lighthearted, comedic tone, filled with the fiery dialogue and exaggerated performances typical of sentai works, along with plenty of humorous skits that create a cheerful, playful atmosphere overall.

In terms of gameplay, the game makes full use of the Wii’s motion controls. Players must swing the Wii Remote to simulate sweeping, mopping, spraying water, or vacuuming, with different tools requiring distinct motions and rhythms. For example, using the broom demands quick left-and-right swings to clear debris, while the water gun involves pressing specific buttons and adjusting the spray angle, and the vacuum cleaner requires steady, continuous movements to suck up contaminants. In addition to basic cleaning missions, some stages include special challenges such as chasing after runaway pollution monsters, protecting specific objects from getting contaminated, and battling large pollution bosses. These boss fights usually combine cleaning mechanics with action combat, requiring players to swiftly clean pollution during attack openings and counterattack effectively. Multiple characters are playable, each with their own exclusive cleaning tools and abilities, and players can acquire items mid-stage to enhance their cleaning capabilities.

Regarding market reception, Clean Keeper received mixed reviews, making it a rather niche title. Some players and critics praised its creative premise, turning the mundane act of cleaning into a high-energy sentai adventure, and found the concept refreshing and fun. The motion controls provided an intuitive, dynamic sense of cleaning action, making the experience highly interactive and especially well-suited for family gatherings or party play. The game’s visual style was also praised for its colorful, rounded, and cartoonish character designs, while the lively and upbeat music and sound effects contributed to a light and cheerful overall vibe.

However, criticisms focused mainly on the game’s repetitive gameplay structure and occasional issues with motion control precision. Since the stage designs were quite similar, extended play sessions could start to feel monotonous. Furthermore, motion detection sometimes lacked accuracy or suffered from input delays, affecting the efficiency of cleaning actions and the pacing of battles. The game's content was considered fairly lightweight overall, with a limited number of stages and relatively shallow depth, which might leave players seeking long-term challenges or rich content somewhat dissatisfied.

Overall, Clean Keeper is a Wii-exclusive game that presents a daily-life theme from a highly unique perspective. It delivers an experience where "cleaning becomes an adventure" in a lighthearted and humorous way, making it perfect for short bursts of fun or multiplayer pass-and-play sessions. Although there are undeniable flaws in its controls and design, for players who can embrace its exaggerated, whimsical style, it offers a hilarious and surprisingly rewarding journey as a heroic cleaner.