Museologist: Tidy Up the Museum!

I do not recommend this game for everyone. I clicked recommend because I am a sick person who wanted to play a game where I reverse entropy. I expect there are other people like me that are looking for a game that fulfills that criteria. All of the mechanics are serviceable and enjoyable towards that end. That being said, the "exhibits" are a hate crime... Read more

Museologist: Tidy Up the Museum! is one of the better examples of this genre I've played, and yet I just can't find it within myself to give it a positive review, despite having given them for much sloppier games. Its concept is unique; its mechanics familiar yet slightly to the left, asking players to not just find and sort items in the collection... Read more

I've been playing a lot of these sort and tidy games over the last couple months, and I'm overall, just not enjoying this one. Some of the rooms were enjoyable, like the T-Rex and mammoth fossils, along with the aquatics room, and I didn't mind make a few of the big statues. But it just feels like there are too many statues with too many pieces each,... Read more

I've been waiting for another good sorting game since Tidy Up The Arcane Library. This is the first one that is actually polished and nice, and I love how it puts it's own spin on the genre! Having to figure out where pieces go on every figure adds a fun new challenge (that can be really hard on some of the statues with 30+ pieces, but fear not, powers... Read more

In a nutshell: If you're looking for something with a similar vibe to Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library (the OG of this whole genre) that also has satisfying gameplay, you've finally found it. The Long(er) Version: Put down all the other 'tidy up' titles you've been trying, and enter into the quiet world of restoring museum exhibits. No timer, no... Read more