Planned Release Date: Oct 27, 2026

About This Game

EVERYTHING IS ON THE FLOOR

Thirty paintings are waiting for their pieces, and every one of those pieces is in the museum with you right now. Not sorted. Not boxed. Not politely waiting behind a loading screen. The whole collection, mixed together, underfoot.

PICK IT UP. CARRY IT. PUT IT BACK.

Grab a handful, carry a whole stack, turn a piece over to see which painting it came from. Walk it over, find its spot, press it in. Get one wrong and nothing breaks. It just sits there looking slightly embarrassed until you take it back.

YOU WORK HERE NOW

The museum is yours to put back together, and the Director has a few house rules about how. They come in writing, they come with conditions, and they are locked in safes. Find the keys and you might even be allowed to run.

CURATOR OR NIGHT WATCH

Choose your shift before the doors open. The Curator levels up with every piece placed and spends the points on five abilities: light up every edge piece in the building, pick one painting's pieces out of the crowd, and eventually have pieces fly into your hands and onto the wall. The Night Watch gets none of that. Just you, the collection and a very good eye.

EVERY PAINTING GETS ITS MOMENT

Seat the last piece and a painting that has spent who knows how long on the floor is whole again, back on the wall where it belongs. Step back. Admire it. You have earned that much.

NOTHING IS LOST

Every piece can be found. Some have rolled under things nobody has looked beneath in decades. They are still there, and you will get to them.

FEATURES

• 30 masterpieces, hundreds of pieces each, all in one museum

• The whole collection on the floor at once, no loading screens

• Carry a stack, fill a box, read a piece's painting code on its back

• Two shifts: the Curator with five abilities, or the Night Watch with none

• Locked safes, hidden keys and a Director with opinions

• No clock ticking down and no way to fail, but a best time if you want one

• Full controller support and remappable controls

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

We used AI as a supporting tool to translate and proofread the in-game text. Every translation was reviewed and adjusted by our team before it went into the game.