RigidGems Museum

RigidGems Museum

FerioWorks · April 8, 2026 · Exploration, Collectathon, Sandbox, Design & Illustration, Interactive Fiction

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About RigidGems Museum

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RigidGems Museum is a collection game where you mine rough stones, cut them, collect them, and display them to create your own digital gemstone museum.The game features 59 mineral types, 527 cut designs, and more than 500 cuts used with permission from real-world cut designers and rights holders. You can mine rough stones from locations around the world, apply a wide variety of cuts, and observe how each gemstone changes with light, color, and shape.The game also includes fantasy-style inclusions such as flowers, planets, and galaxies. RigidGems Museum is not intended to be a strict gemological appraisal simulator. Instead, it combines real-time gemstone rendering with beautiful game-specific collection elements.Finished gemstones can be placed freely in your gallery. With display items and glass cases, you can build your own museum-like exhibition space.The game also explores mineral effects such as ammolite-like structural color. Real-time play-of-color rendering allows certain stones to shift in color depending on viewing angle and lighting, creating a visual effect rarely seen in gemstone games.At its core, RigidGems Museum is a calm, non-competitive collection experience where you can gather beautiful minerals and cuts, display them, and enjoy them at your own pace.

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・Mine rough stones from locations around the world
・59 mineral types
・527 total cut designs
・More than 500 cuts based on real-world designer cuts, used with permission
・Unique minerals such as ammolite
・Play-of-color effects that shift with viewing angle and light
・Fantasy-style inclusions such as flowers, planets, and galaxies
・Observe differences in gemstone light, color, transparency, and shape in real time
・Place finished gemstones freely and build your own gallery
・Customize your gallery with display items from the shop
・A calm experience focused on discovery, collection, observation, and display
・Playable even without an RT-core GPU; not limited to DXR-only hardware
・Built-in real-time ray tracing benchmark mode
・Display FPS / trace/sec / rays/pixel in real time during normal gameplay with the i key
・Streamer Mode for video creators and live streaming

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One of the major features of RigidGems Museum is its collection of more than 500 cut designs used with permission from real-world cut designers and rights holders.The full version greatly expands the game into an experience centered on the diversity of gemstone cuts. Players do not simply process gemstones. They can compare, collect, and display a wide range of cuts while gradually building their own digital museum.In addition to familiar shapes such as round, oval, cushion, and emerald cuts, the game includes many complex designer cuts with distinctive facet structures. Depending on the mineral type, color, transparency, and cut design, even the same stone can show a very different character.

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Ammolite has been added as a mineral through an update.Ammolite is a distinctive organic gemstone known for vivid colors such as red, green, blue, and gold that appear depending on viewing angle and lighting. In RigidGems Museum, this angle-dependent color change is rendered in real time, allowing ammolite to stand apart from transparent gemstones with its own unique brilliance and presence.Ammolite can be obtained as an item, and it can also be mined and cut. Minerals with structural color or play-of-color require a different kind of visual treatment from ordinary transparent gemstones, making them one of the game’s distinctive graphical features.

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RigidGems Museum includes inclusion elements that appear inside gemstones.Some inclusions are not direct recreations of natural inclusions found in real minerals. Instead, they are expressed as fantasy-style motifs such as flowers, planets, and galaxies. These are not part of a gemological appraisal simulation, but game-specific discovery, collection, and visual enjoyment elements.Even with the same mineral and cut, the type of inclusion inside the stone can greatly change its impression. You can search for beautiful, rare, or mysterious stones and display them as part of your own collection.

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Cut gemstones can be placed in galleries to create your own exhibition space.You can arrange stones for comparison, build a display around rare gems, or create themed galleries based on color, shape, or atmosphere. Updates have added display items and glass cases, making it possible to create a more museum-like space.RigidGems Museum is not a game about efficiency or competition. It is a quiet collection experience centered on gathering minerals, trying different cuts, and enjoying beautiful stones at your own pace.

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RigidGems Museum may appeal to players who enjoy:・Gemstones, minerals, and cut designs
・Collecting and comparing beautiful stones
・Collection systems and gallery building
・Calm experiences centered on observing beautiful objects
・Crafting and simulation elements at their own pace
・Collecting gemstones with fantasy-style inclusions
・Mineral effects that change color depending on angle, such as ammolite, opal, or labradorite
・Real-time ray tracing performance testing
・Checking rendering load not only in fixed benchmarks, but also from any viewpoint, object, or scene during gameplayThis game focuses on discovery, collection, observation, and display rather than competition.

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RigidGems Museum runs on an independently developed real-time rendering engine.This game is not limited to DXR-compatible GPUs. The engine includes its own ray tracing process, so the game can also run on GPUs without RT cores. If DXR is available, DXR rendering can be selected, but depending on your environment, turning DXR off may result in smoother performance.GPU generation and performance do not automatically change the visual quality itself. A more powerful GPU can provide higher resolutions and smoother frame rates, but the game does not support AI upscaling features such as DLSS.If the game feels heavy, reducing resolution, graphics settings, or switching the post-effect depth-of-field blur to a lighter setting may improve performance.

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In addition to the main game, RigidGems Museum includes a benchmark mode for checking real-time ray tracing performance.During normal gameplay, you can also enable the information display with the i key to view GPU name, resolution, FPS, trace/sec, and rays/pixel in real time. Instead of only using fixed benchmark scenes, you can directly observe how rendering load changes in any scene, viewpoint, or object within the game.This feature is intended as an additional tool for hardware enthusiasts and technically minded players. It is not required for normal gameplay.

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You are free to livestream or upload videos using gameplay footage from RigidGems Museum.Content creators may freely:・Livestream gameplay
・Upload gameplay videos
・Monetize videos and streamsThis applies to platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, and others. No special permission from the developer is required.The game includes a Streamer Mode that can switch the BGM for video creation and livestreaming. If you plan to upload videos or stream the game, please enable Streamer Mode from the in-game settings if needed.Some BGM tracks used in the game are royalty-free music. Gameplay videos and streams using the BGM as part of the game are permitted, but platform-side automated systems may occasionally show Content ID or similar notifications.If you are concerned, please use Streamer Mode or lower the BGM volume in the game settings.

RigidGems Museum — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Apr 14, 2026
This game is one of those hidden gems (pun intended) you rarely find on steam. It's what you can see in the trailer (so, if you feel that appeals to you it probably would) and i found scratching a itch i didn't know i have. I found very engaging to hunt for rare or beautiful minerals to experiment with the over 500 cuts to create the "right" combination that make you think "gosh, this cut works really well with the intense red of this ruby" or "Meh, diamonds are just white, would not make a great gem" just to discover that with the right cut it creates a symphony of geometry. Consider i never had the slightest interest in the world of gems, but this game make you have a wierd "gotta catch em all" feeling. It's a little rough on the edges (pun intended, again) but the solo dev working on it demostrated to be very committed, answered quickly to my feedbacks and made my experience, in just a couple of days, from rough to smooth. He also stated a clear vision on the project (this thing yes, this thing no) and talked about ideas on how to develop it in the future like improving the placing of the gems on the scene or adding furnitures and decorations. So, it's a yes to me.
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Recommended May 11, 2026
7/10 graphics are great but the crashing, ui, and cutting mechanic hold this back. it feels like an early access/beta. but at the same time no other game is like this, its really one of a kind.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 26, 2026
This game is wonderfully simplistic. The dev is someone I can tell is very passionate and dedicated not only to the game, but gems in general. Every cut and gem is beautiful. The dev is very focused on improving the game which I have found is very rare these days. I am excited to see the game develop and just as another comment said, this game is pretty much exactly what you see. I myself had hesitated for weeks on buying it since it originally wasn't exactly what I was looking for- but I am so glad I did get it. Yes, it needs a lot of work— as with most games— but it is what I would describe as a hidden gem. All I can say is, if the video and pictures look like something you'd like or would like to give a try- then go for it!
Recommended Jun 2, 2026
I like the concept, and some of the images are very nice, but it's very rough for $25. I'll keep an eye out for more, it's not a lost cause!
Recommended Apr 9, 2026
The game doesn't support HDR, remember to turn it off before you start the game. Besides the UI could be better……

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