GAMES WE’RE RANDOMLY HIGHLIGHTING
DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum has around 2,000 dinosaur bones to put back together
A series where TOFU IRONWORKS randomly highlights games that catch our attention. This time: DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum.
Only cleared official assets will be used
Put the museum back together, one bone at a time
It is a skeleton-restoration simulation where you collect bones scattered across floors and stairs, identify which skeleton they belong to, and place them in the correct slots. The official Steam page describes around 2,000 bones and nine skeletons to rebuild.
Aizawa-san
“The basic loop sounds pretty simple.”
Tofu-kun
“There are 2,000.”
Aizawa-san
“Don’t hit me with the scale of it like that.”
At first, every bone is “Unknown”
Bones do not begin with their identity revealed. They start as “Unknown,” and you gradually learn to recognize them from their shape, color, texture, and wear. The official description says there are no skill trees or upgrades: the player simply gets better.
“This feels like a ‘just one more bone’ until 2 a.m. kind of game.”
Tofu-kun
“There are 2,000.”
Aizawa-san
“Don’t hit me with reality like that.”
Game information
- Title
- DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum
- Developer / Publisher
- Indie Souls Studio
- Release
- 22 Sep 2026
- Platform
- Steam
- Japanese
- Interface supported
This article is based on publicly available official information and is not a hands-on review. Details may change.