Don Pachi announces Waifu Curator, a figure-museum sim, for November 10
The Steam PC game tasks players with identifying and reassembling 420 scattered anime-style figures across themed museum halls.
Developer Don Pachi has announced Waifu Curator, a tidying-up simulation game about restoring a museum of anime-style figures, for release on November 10 (Japan time) on PC via Steam, according to gamespark.jp.
The game contains 420 figures, Don Pachi said in a post. Rather than arriving intact, the figures are scattered as separate parts that players must identify and assemble as they work through the museum.
Figures come in a range of materials, including plastic, metal, silver, gold and glass, and the museum is divided into themed halls such as sporty, gothic, idol and beast-girl collections.
The game supports Japanese. A price was not announced at the time of writing.
Don Pachi previously released Mech Builder 3D.
Quick answers
When does Waifu Curator come out?
It is set for release on November 10 at Japan time on PC via Steam.
How many figures are in Waifu Curator?
Don Pachi said the game features 420 figures, which appear as separate parts players must identify and assemble.
Is Waifu Curator available in Japanese?
Yes, the game supports Japanese. Its price had not been announced at the time of writing.