Dirty Them All
Dirty Them All flips the usual clean-up task on its head: instead of scrubbing, you're here to make a glorious mess. You pilot a springy paint orb through compact, obstacle-laden rooms, leaving a trail of vibrant color on every wall, floor, and ledge it touches. The physics-based movement means each bounce sends you caroming in unexpected directions, turning every throw into a playful gamble between precision and chaos. With each level, new barriers and tight corners force you to rethink your approach, keeping the paint-splattered action fresh and unpredictable. As the timer ticks down, the pressure builds—but so does the fun. The visual payoff of watching a sterile room transform into a canvas of swirling hues is deeply satisfying, and the escalating complexity of the layouts ensures there's always a new puzzle to crack. Whether you're chasing a perfect run or just enjoying the splatter, this arcade treat is easy to pick up but hard to put down.
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What is Dirty Them All
Get ready to leave your mark in the messiest way possible. Dirty Them All turns every surface into your canvas—just don't let the clock catch you.
How to Play
Launch the paint orb by clicking or tapping and use the game's physics to bounce it across all surfaces. Cover every pixel of the level before time expires to advance.
Tips for Playing
- Start with wide arcs to cover large areas quickly, then mop up the edges.
- Use walls and obstacles to create ricochets that reach tight corners.
- Keep an eye on the timer and prioritize unreachable spots early.
- Experiment with gentle taps for precision in narrow spaces.
- Watch the orb's trail to spot any missed patches and aim there next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I run out of time?
The level restarts, and you'll need to try again from the beginning. Practice makes perfect!
Can I control the paint orb after it's launched?
No, once launched, the orb moves on its own based on physics. You can only aim and fire.
Are there different colors of paint?
Yes, as you progress, the orb changes color, adding a vibrant variety to your splatters.
Is there any penalty for bouncing too much?
No, but time is limited, so efficient bounces are key to finishing before the clock runs dry.
Can I replay levels to improve my score?
Absolutely, replaying levels is encouraged to beat your best time or coverage percentage.
