Don Pachi Releases Waifu Curator, A Figure Museum Organization Sim
Don Pachi, the indie developer behind Mech Builder 3D, has released Waifu Curator on Steam. The organization simulation game asks players to reassemble life-sized bishoujo figures whose parts have been broken apart, restoring a museum to its original state.
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Why it matters
Don Pachi's follow-up to Mech Builder 3D scales the assembly-sim loop to a large part count and genre sorting, which is the hook that separates this release from a straight figure-collecting game.
Key Facts
- Don Pachi released Waifu Curator on Steam.
- Waifu Curator contains 420 figures and more than 3,600 parts.
- The game's museum is divided into sections by figure genre, including sports, maid, gothic, and kemono.
- Waifu Curator costs 845 yen, with a 20% discount to 676 yen until November 17.
- Don Pachi is also the developer of Mech Builder 3D.
It includes 420 figures and more than 3,600 parts, divided into genres such as sports, maid, gothic, and kemono. It costs 845 yen, with a 20% discount to 676 yen until November 17.
The museum is split into sections by figure genre, and players identify a figure's genre from the shapes of its parts before reassembling it. Organizing also unlocks special powers that help with the work.
Don Pachi previously made Mech Builder 3D. Waifu Curator is on Steam now at 845 yen, with a limited-time 20% discount to 676 yen running until November 17.
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