My Museum: Treasure Hunter

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My Museum: Treasure Hunter is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Code Meister and was released on June 25, 2024. It received negative reviews from players.

My Museum: Treasure Hunter is an educational First-Player View simulator designed for renovation fans, expeditioners, management and history enthusiasts. Restore the museum you inherited from your grandfather, revive its glory, and compete for the admiration of critics and visitors! Restore your way to glory! With its amazing renovation mechanics, its numerous puzzles and historial facts, this g…

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

stability2 negative mentions

The graphics are visually appealing and the premise is unique and intriguing.
There are plenty of visually interesting antiques and decent sound design.
The game has potential and could be enjoyable with further development and polish.

The game is plagued by bugs, making it frustrating and unplayable at times.
The tutorial is confusing, providing minimal guidance while being overly prescriptive.
Many aspects of the game feel incomplete or flawed, including navigation, user interface, and core gameplay mechanics.

gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express a desire for improved gameplay through better mechanics and a more effective tutorial, noting that the current system feels confusing and clunky. Despite some frustrations, such as crashes and unclear objectives, there is a sense of potential for the game if these issues are addressed.
- “The gameplay is incredibly engaging, with a perfect balance of challenge and fun that keeps you coming back for more.”
- “I love how the mechanics are intuitive yet deep, allowing for a variety of playstyles and strategies.”
- “The controls are responsive and fluid, making every action feel satisfying and impactful.”
- “I assumed I finished the expedition, and that the museum was supposed to teach me game mechanics, but it was so confusing and clunky. Taking care of guests was especially difficult, as I never got the chance to put any artifacts on display (and somehow I still did great!). Then I went back to my museum, put down the mummy I got, and the game crashed.”
- “The gameplay feels disjointed and lacks fluidity. I often found myself struggling to understand the mechanics, which made the experience frustrating rather than enjoyable.”
- “There are too many bugs and glitches that disrupt the gameplay. I encountered several instances where the controls became unresponsive, leading to a lot of wasted time.”
story
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The story aspect of the game is criticized for being fundamentally flawed and incomplete, contributing to an overall negative experience. Reviewers express frustration with the lack of coherence and engagement, suggesting that it detracts significantly from the gameplay.
- “Every aspect is not just incomplete but has significant flaws, some even fundamental: navigation, interaction, user interface, level design, core gameplay/objectives, story, visual continuity, sound effects, etc. It's a skip for me, unfortunately.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game currently suffers from significant stability issues, with users reporting numerous bugs and an overall feeling of being unfinished.
- “It's also a bit buggy at the moment.”
- “Feels unfinished and very buggy.”
graphics
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The graphics are visually appealing and the game's premise is unique and intriguing; however, the overall playability is severely compromised.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, particularly criticizing the lengthy and unnecessary walks required to complete tasks, such as retrieving an anchor and returning to the boat.
- “Not to mention that the long walk to get an anchor and walk to the boat was simply tedious and unneeded.”