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About Museologist: Tidy Up the Museum!

Museologist: Tidy Up the Museum! is a puzzle-driven restoration simulator. After an earthquake leaves a museum in ruins, you take the role of its newly appointed museologist and have one week to restore it before the board decides whether it will reopen. Scattered beneath the rubble are objects including a swordsmith’s blade, a pharaoh’s death mask and the skull of a creature that lived sixty million years ago.

Restore the exhibits

Exhibits of swords, shields, fossilized dinosaur bones, ceremonial masks, ancient coins and full statues have been reduced to loose fragments. You study their shapes and follow glowing outlines to determine where and how each piece fits. The collection contains 3,513 fragments across 543 objects. Completing an exhibit unlocks restoration techniques that help you work faster in the next room.

Plan your work

Choose which hall to restore first and which abilities to combine; your choices affect how quickly you clear the museum. Each hall is scored for accuracy as well as speed, and sloppy placements lower your rating. Your rating determines whether the museum reopens. As you restore the halls, cracked glass is replaced, pedestals are righted and rubble disappears, while the building’s ambient sound changes with the state of each space.

Restoration tools

Clearing halls unlocks museum-issued gadgets to speed up your work:

  • Delivery Drones: Send micro-drones into the rubble to find all remaining fragments of the object you are holding and bring them to your hands.
  • AR Visor: Scan the room with smart glasses to highlight scattered pieces belonging to the same object.
  • Auto-Snap Tool: Lock the fragment you are holding into its correct position without manual alignment.

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