
Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library! is a single-player simulation. You need return scattered books to proper places in an Arcane Library. As completed rows of bookshelves, you can learn ability to improve your efficiency. Use your skills and strategies to shelve 3,072 books as quick as you can.
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Decent tidying up game with a bit of magic in it. I did love this game even if it was a bit overwhelming to play, but as the book piles got smaller, the cleaning got slowly more rewarding. But I need to knock some points off with the random AI art paintings in the game and weird translations on the book that were made with it. That's a bit of a shame imo...
I feel like this game is one of it's kind, I have never played a sorting game where you have to clean up a magical library. I suffer from motion sickness so that is something to think about if you also suffer the same, but I found that turning down the sensitivity, eating a small meal/snack before playing, take breaks once you start to feel sick, and sitting farther back from the screen really helps me to play this game for longer. It was a little confusing at first but you get the hang of it! My only advice to the devs is that when you place a book on a shelf, if it is meant to glow red or yellow, please make the red more apparent. I feel like I have to really pay attention because I can get the red highlight and the white highlight of the books confused. That is all. Great game, would definitely suggest if you want a cozy relaxed game! :)
Très bon jeu
I enjoy doing chores in video game but not in real life :(
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Very calming and almost healing especially if you love tiding up things. I love the fact that it's a pretty straightforward game with just one clear objective. Also some of the titles are hilarous. Totally recommend
I finished the game with powerups in like 2 hours 45 minutes. I started a run without power ups. I am now almost 10 hours in and only 25% done.. Someone save me please, I can't stop... 10/10 would recommend
Meditative and addictive in the good sense.
Sages have it rough in this world. Low wages. Overtime. It's like magic doesn't change the human. Yes, there's lore in the game. The book covers are nice and detailed. The names are quirky, funny and at the same time infuriating to discern, but that's par for the course in the book industry even in the Otherworld. Before finally finishing this game, I would tell you I have bad memory. That's not really true, because at a point, you just have a library in your head. Through repetition, you can do anything. That said, I would recommend relying entirely on magic on your first run, because that final achievement of doing it all without major magic can be a real slog. If you do pick up this game, do yourself a favor and look up where the chest keys are. Muggle% is not...cozy at all.