Anatomy Assembler

Learn anatomy by putting it back together

Anatomy Assembler is a 3D anatomy puzzle game in which bones, organs and muscles become the puzzle pieces.

Move and rotate each structure into its anatomical position, check its alignment against the target mesh, and build outward from a correctly positioned starter landmark. Accurate placements snap into place, while the timer, hints and repeated checks affect your final score.

This playable preview includes four representative challenges:

• Craniovertebral junction — connect the occiput, atlas and axis
• Exploded skull — reconstruct the facial skeleton, cranial base and vault
• Abdominal viscera — position the major organs, urinary tract and vessels
• Upper-limb muscle compartments — assemble muscles around an optional preassembled skeletal framework

Three difficulty modes

Undergrad
Permanent mesh guidance and forgiving placement tolerances.

Medical Student
Timed mesh hints, tighter tolerances and scored placement checks.

Surgeon
No target-mesh hints and strict accuracy scoring.

Features

• Detailed interactive 3D anatomy
• Translation and fine/coarse rotation controls
• Orbit, pan, zoom, reset and gather controls
• Starter landmarks fixed in anatomical position
• Individual and whole-case placement checks
• Green/red overlap feedback
• Clinical relationships, attachments and orientation hints
• Timed completion and accuracy-based scoring
• Locked menu preview of the planned full curriculum

The full version is planned to include skeletal, musculoskeletal, nervous, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, reproductive and integrated regional challenges.

Controls

• Left drag: orbit the camera
• Right drag / two-finger drag: pan
• Mouse wheel / pinch: zoom
• X, Y and Z buttons: rotate the selected structure
• Fine control: switch between 10° and 1° rotation
• Gather: bring displaced pieces back into view
• Origin: reset the camera

Educational notice

Anatomy Assembler is an educational game and is not intended for diagnosis, treatment planning or clinical decision-making.