Messticulous
Aim and throw incongruous objects to create an organized mess by following the directives of a completely wacky "tidy up" system!
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In Messticulous, aim and throw objects to unusual spots following a completely wacky 'tidy up' system, all with physics-based gameplay that reminds mini-golf games!
Accomplish wacky tidying challenges in the least practical way that will push the limits of your ingenuity and precision, so that, in the end, everything still looks pretty messy.
Meticulously prepare your throws, find the right trajectories, exploit bounces and avoid obstacles to send each object where it "belongs".
An unusual way of tidying up that's 100% original!
Chaotic, zany gameplay based entirely on physics
Hundreds of challenging trick shots to complete in 19 rooms
+90 minutes of playtime
And, for the last time, yes, this is where it goes. I have my own system...
Yes, the slipper goes in the bowl. Why do you ask?
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A word from the development team (even though there's only one person):
Hi, I'm Ludovic, the game developer. I just wanted to tell you that I created Messticulous because I really like offbeat games and physics-based challenges! I hope you're going to have a great time throwing all these objects to wacky places to 'tidy up'!.
