
Lying Lawn
Plan a continuous mowing path and uncover the lawn’s trick.
PlayTake it apart, mow it down, put the world in order — then notice the lie.

Plan a continuous mowing path and uncover the lawn’s trick.
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Turn the object, find the fasteners and take it apart carefully.
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Turn the rings, line up the gaps and pull the bolt.
PlayFix & Tidy is our calm-hands series: small 3D tabletop and garden jobs that feel satisfying to finish. You mow a lawn in one unbroken stroke, strip a vintage radio down part by part, or align brass dial rings on a desk device and pull the bolt — and every stage is short enough to clear on a coffee break. The twist is the same one that runs through all of Sly Arcade: something in the scene is lying to you. In Lying Lawn it is a patch of plastic turf that looks exactly like grass and a garden gnome whose SAFE sign points the wrong way. In Dismantle Desk it is a friendly green glow on the part you should not touch yet. In Dial Desk some gaps on the rings are only painted on, and a jam flakes the paint so you can retry. These games reveal the trick fairly after a slip, so a failed attempt always teaches you something and the retry is instant. Lying Lawn and Dismantle Desk have 30 hand-tuned stages; Dial Desk has 36 dials across five devices. There are no timers on most stages, no lives and no shop, which makes the series a good pick when you want a relaxing puzzle that still asks you to think. Play them in any order; they share a mood rather than a story.
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