Catch insects in the wild meadow, fill glowing exhibit cases, and grow a dusty old museum until the whole county visits.
You inherit a dusty one-room bug museum at the edge of a wild meadow. Catch 97 real insects with your fingers, pin them in glowing exhibit cases, answer visitors' questions, and grow the place until the whole county comes to look.
It's a collecting game with a small business attached. Half the time you're outdoors with a net, sneaking up on butterflies, scooping water beetles out of a pond or holding a lamp steady on a white sheet until a moth lands. The other half you're indoors, pinning finds in cases for visitors.
Every species is a real insect with a true one-line fact, from the seven-spot ladybird to the atlas moth. The game follows your real clock and calendar, so morning, night and each season bring different bugs. It's free, it runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and there's nothing to download.
Tap Go catching , pick a habitat and choose Field trip (2 minutes 30, catch all you can) or Quiet walk (no clock, up to 10 catches). The habitat scrolls sideways. Drag to look around. Tap a rustling hiding spot to start a close-up.
Read the full Bramble Bug Museum guide
Yes. It's free in your browser with no download, no ads and nothing to buy. Coins and field notes are earned only by playing.
Yes. All 97 species are real insects with their common names, and each one comes with a short true fact you unlock when you catch it.
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