Fiasco Restoration and Repair
A horribly damaged, priceless work of art lands at your doorstep and you have to repair it fast with whatever you have on hand. How would you do it? What would you use? This is the position Antonio Fiasco finds himself in. Some shady distant cousins have somehow come into possession of valuable and famous works of art that have been curiously damaged. They seem to misunderstand Antonio’s arts degree, which is in culinary, and are employing his services to repair their strangely familiar pieces of artwork. Anyway, they’re paying and Antonio isn’t asking any questions!
- Freeform painting system.
- Dynamic fluids.
- Liquid mixing.
- Variety of Tools and Equipment.
- Iconic Artwork to Restore.
- Free Paint Mode.
The game features classic works of art in great need of restoration. The iconic pieces arrive broken, damaged, stained, torn, and disfigured. The damage is so extensive, it’s a wonder how it even made it to the garage in the first place. But now it is Antonio’s job to somehow revitalize it to it’s former glory, or at least as close as he can given the time.
The restoration process is delicate and complex. There are many specialized processes and tools that Antonio is completely oblivious of. Instead, improvisation is key. There are a variety of items available in the garage to (hopefully) aid in the restoration process. The items come in the form of tools, various liquids, containers, food, and whatever else you find in the nooks and crannies of the garage.
Steam User 8
Had fun for 15 minutes
Steam User 3
I used a macaroni box to glitch myself out of the map
10/10
Steam User 3
A Dream Come True for all Art Restoration Fanatics out there!
Its really a terrible shame that the devs decided to end developement!
It was on my wishlist top 10 since they announced it...
I hope they will be able to pick it up again sometime in the future!
Take Care, devs!
Steam User 1
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
John 3:16
Steam User 4
REMINDS ME OF THAT ONE LITTLE PROGRAM IN THE 90S WHERE YOU COULD DESTROY YOUR SCREEN WITH A HAMMER AND BUG SPLATS CAW CAW
DO YOU FEMBOYS REMEMBER THAT CAW CAW??? THOSE WERE THE DAYS CAW CAW
Steam User 0
absolutely epic i glued so many things to my painting it took 10 minutes to show up in the comparison