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Byakuya Museum

PC (Microsoft Windows) • 2023

Should you play it?

“I should have...died...”Opened eyes again, he found himself in a bustling museum!Players need to take on the role of a raven specimen boy "Gregorio" to explore the Byakuya Museum. Your mission is to plumb the secrets of Time Town, uncover  your own past, and escape from the museum.

What works

  • Deep and mysterious story with philosophical themes
  • Multiple endings (19) and high replayability
  • Atmospheric pixel art and music
  • Large content volume with many achievements
  • Free to play on multiple platforms

Things to keep in mind

  • Only available in simplified chinese and english, no russian localization
  • Slow pacing and some confusing navigation
  • Frequent deaths and trial-and-error gameplay may frustrate some players
  • Some narrative and character development feels uneven or underdeveloped
  • Rare bugs and occasional crashes reported

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Last update: 24/08/2026