Fossil Corner

The game wasn't what I imagined it was going to be, but that's totally my bad for not actually reading the description before playing. It ended up being fun! You sort fossils based on their evolution, basically connecting lines between the ones that have one trait off, making it a fun puzzle mechanic I hadn't encountered before. I really liked the little plot that went alongside it, though it was kind of sad that there wasn't a conclusion to it, really, and when I reached 100% of the emails it was really anti-climatic. The achievements are really challenging, and without people to help out in the guides I would absolutely have been VERY frustrated trying to figure it all out. Finished? Yes Steam Achievements? Challenging and grindy. Check the guides for sure. Steam Deck? Worked decently well! Slightly harder to work out than with keyboard and mouse. Rating? 7.5/10 My curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45865425-CozyAriGames/ Full videos on Youtube

Cozy little game. I'm enjoying it

This is a great little game! It's 85% the fossil genetics puzzle, 10% fossil combining, and 5% decorating. I love the fossil puzzle and trying to get certain traits for the online requests. It's a wonderful, unique, cute little game!

Cozy puzzle game that is surprisingly addicting. I wish there were more types of fossil because it's very fun to play.

This is a really cozy puzzle game that any fossil enthusiast would love!! A lot of the sorting is exactly how it would be for a real paleontologist analyzing the progression of the fossils. I remember seeing a similar exhibition in the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, so I got so excited seeing it as a game. I enjoy the rarity of the different fossils and how they are shiny. It works great on my iOS laptop without a mouse (only using the pad). No complaints as of yet! Been playing for 3 hours already!

Have you ever gone into a rock hound store? In Nederland Colorado there is one called "Natures Own" and they have a lot of gemstones, but I think they also have some fossils. Also up in Wyoming there are a lot of museums that have fossils you can buy. And the Natural History Museums - like there's one in Denver and one in New York City and one in Washington DC. Anyways... all those fossils didn't just appear out of nowhere - somebody was running around out in a field somewhere or in a river bed or other known places to look for fossils. I once dug for hours trying to find petrified botryoidal wood in the Blue Forest in Wyoming, but no luck. And now I won't go out in the sun because as you get older your skin doesn't recover as fast as when you're young, so skin cancer is almost unavoidable. Wear lots of sun screen, or better yet cover yourself with a mask and long sleeves. OR you can just play this game! This game sort of reminds me of the card-game "Set" - you're trying to find patterns of changes between strata that the fossils belong in. It's sort of an introduction to cladistics, only it's very casual and simplified. And there's a "help me!" button if you get stuck t…