DinoBones: Tidy Up The Museum Opens To Very Positive Steam Reviews
A small studio's bone-sorting loop is drawing positive reviews on Steam at a low price point, which is the kind of early word-of-mouth indie releases in this space rarely get.
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Indie Souls Studio released DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum on September 25. As of September 28, the museum restoration game holds a Very Positive rating on Steam, with 440 reviews and 93 percent of them positive. Players sort through about 2,000 bones to assemble nine dinosaur skeletons. The game is priced at 790 yen, with a 10 percent launch discount running until October 10.
Reviews posted so far describe the game's calm museum setting and the option to bring a cat along while working. Bones start as Unknown and must be matched to the right skeleton; bringing one near its correct slot shows a guide, and identification gets faster as more bones are placed.
The game has no skill tree or upgrade system. Instead, assembling each skeleton triggers events inside the museum, with small rewards afterward. Indie Souls Studio launched it on September 25 at 790 yen, with a 10 percent discount through October 10.
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