Leaf Blower Co. reaches PS5 and Xbox Series on November 13 with its PC updates included

Leaf Blower Co. is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 13. Developer LifT Games and publisher Forklift Interactive say the console editions will include the full game and all existing PC updates at launch, bringing more than the original 2025 release to the new platforms.

That content-parity statement appears in the developer’s October 29 announcement. It is a useful distinction for anyone who encountered the game around its November 17, 2025 PC debut: the campaign, home hub and several everyday tools have changed since then.

Cleanup becomes a growing business

The campaign turns leaf-clearing jobs into earnings that can buy equipment, upgrades and cosmetic changes. Locations vary in both setting and conditions, from a school playground in rain to a tennis court covered in snow. Optional objectives and hidden details encourage players to inspect areas beyond the most obvious piles of leaves.

Finishing the campaign opens Free Play, where players choose a location, weather and time of day. It separates the act of cleaning from the campaign’s fixed sequence, allowing a favorite map to be revisited under different conditions.

What the post-launch updates added

A February update restructured the campaign so levels follow a set order, replacing the earlier arrangement of regular and optional days. It also expanded the fully upgraded scanning tool to detect objects including wasp nests, logs and Halloween spider webs. On snowy levels, the game reminds players that scanning can reveal leaves hidden by the surface.

The March House & Home update added two locations, taking the then-announced total to 27. It expanded hub customization with shops for cat furniture, garden furnishings, paint and tiles. Players can change their office and back garden, with a selection-wheel interface and the option to retain the older selection method.

That update also raised shredder capacities: the first model can hold 250 leaves, while the second reaches 500 and has a larger working radius. A ground indicator helps show that range. Other adjustments make bin numbers easier to read and show when locked shop items become available, reducing uncertainty about why a purchase cannot yet be made.

In June, LifT added a Photosensitivity Mode in General Settings. It disables the leaf-clearing wipe effect to reduce flashing visuals. The same patch fixed a key-remapping problem on PC; that keyboard fix is part of the game’s update history rather than a claim about console control bindings.

These changes explain the practical value of the console versions including the existing updates. New players arrive after campaign and interface revisions, with more places to clean and more ways to personalize the hub. The November announcement confirms PS5 and Xbox Series X|S specifically; it does not announce PS4, Xbox One or a Nintendo edition.