Collect, identify, and place them correctly.
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Around 2,000 dinosaur bones to put back together — DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum
Collect them. Identify them. Put them back one by one. A museum restoration game where your own eye gets better as you play.
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Rebuild the museum one bone at a time.
You learn to recognize every bone yourself.
Put the museum back together, one bone at a time
Bones are scattered across floors, stairs, and around tipped-over crates. You pick them up, work out which dinosaur and body part they belong to, then fit them into the right place. The official Steam description currently lists around 2,000 bones and nine skeletons.
01CollectPick up scattered bones
02IdentifyWork out where each bone belongs
03AssembleClick it into the correct slot
At first, every bone is “Unknown”
Bones do not begin with their identity revealed. Shape, color, texture, and wear become clues, and the more bones you place, the faster you learn to recognize them. The current official description says there are no skill trees or upgrades — the player is what improves.
AIZAWA-SAN & TOFU-KUN
Aizawa-san
“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.”
TRAILER
Official trailer
Trailer video published for the game on Steam.
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Game information
- Title
- DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum
- Developer / Publisher
- Indie Souls Studio
- Release
- Coming soon (checked Sep 24, 2026)
- Genre
- Casual / Indie / Simulation
- Players
- Single-player
- Japanese
- Interface supported
OFFICIAL PAGE
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This article is based on the official Steam store information and is not a hands-on review. As of Sep 24, 2026, the store lists the release as “Coming soon.” Details may change.
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