Waifu Curator Arrives November 10 With 420 Figures to Reassemble
A small indie sim bets on the tidy-up loop rather than another builder, using a 420-figure catalogue and part-matching as its core challenge, and it lands on Steam in under a month with the price still unset.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Don Pachi, the indie developer behind Mech Builder 3D, has announced Waifu Curator, a museum restoration and organization sim. The museum's halls are themed around figure types, including sporty, gothic, idol, and beast girl collections. Players pick up fallen figures, check their details against the in-museum guide, and return them to their display stands. Don Pachi's post puts the figure count at 420, in materials ranging from plastic to metal, silver, gold, and glass. The game comes to PC via Steam on November 10, Japanese support included, with no price announced yet.
The figures are scattered with their parts separated, so the work is identification as much as placement: match each part to its figure, then carry it to the correct hall.
Don Pachi's post puts the total at 420, and the materials range past plastic into metal, silver, gold, and glass. Fitting a part plays a click sound, which the developer tuned to reward turning up the volume.
Waifu Curator is dated for November 10 on PC via Steam, supports Japanese, and has no price attached yet.
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