Overview
25 frames of cleanup bowling where pins stay between shots and you have to work through them to clear each frame. A spare-shooting marathon.
How It Works
Tidy Up starts in cleanup mode: pins remain standing between shots and you need to knock down at least 9 total to clear the frame and reset. Once your cumulative score hits 27, the game switches to single-shot mode for the remaining frames. Across 25 frames, the game tracks your ability to systematically work through difficult leaves.
What Makes It Different
Instead of always starting with a full rack, you are constantly facing real-world pin leaves and learning to convert them. The real score comes from reading the remaining pins and cleaning up efficiently. Big shots help, but calm decisions win. Players who struggle with spares in standard games improve noticeably after a few rounds of Tidy Up.
Who It’s For
Serious bowlers and repeat players who enjoy working through a challenge rather than blasting through a quick party game. Especially satisfying if you like the problem-solving side of bowling: reading what is left, picking a line, and executing.
