Don Pachi, an independent developer known for titles such as *Mech Builder 3D*, has announced *Waifu Curator*, a tidying-up simulation game in which players restore order to a museum littered with cute girl figures. The game is scheduled for release on November 10 (Japan Time).
Return the “waifus” scattered across the floor to their proper display stands
The game is set in a museum where a massive collection of bishoujo figures has been scattered all over the premises. Players pick up the fallen figures, examine their details, and use the museum guide to determine their correct display locations.
The museum features themed exhibition halls, and players will work to restore different collections in each hall—including sporty girls, gothic girls, idol-style girls, and beast-girl-style figures.According to a post by Don Pachi, there are a whopping 420 figures in total. Furthermore, the figures are made not only of plastic but also of various materials such as metal, silver, gold, and glass.
Since the figures are scattered in pieces, players must identify which parts belong to which figure and assemble them. The “click-clack” sound that plays every time a part is snapped into place shows a remarkable attention to detail, making you want to turn up the volume just to hear it.
*Waifu Curator* is scheduled for release on PC (Steam) on November 10. The price has not been announced as of this writing, and the game will support Japanese.
