Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!

Really enjoyed playing this game! :) Its a nice ending too with some choice invioved on how you end the game! It has some replayability as welll if you want to challenge yourself!

A great game to turn your mind off and focus! I really enjoyed the creative titles and game mechanics.

Quelques latences ponctuelles et touches capricieuses mais c'est un jeu cosy bien pensé et qui devient rapidement addictif.

Who would have thought that putting books back where they belong could be so satisfying and relaxing? This is gold.

Super fun game

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I really enjoy this game. It's great for kicking back and just zoning out, and before I knew it I'd clocked 19 hours. Then I went back to attempt the 3 hour challenge and it was much harder that I expected. So there's a nice range between chill and challenge. Really hoping there's more content on the horizon. That being said, here's my criticisms: -It can get a bit hard on the wrist with all the small motions required to shelve books before you get your spells leveled to a point of taking some of that pressure off. -It really bothers me that the shelf order zigzags across the map, instead of following the perimeter... -the top floor is a bit cramped, and when shelves are next to a wall, it can make aiming a bit finicky. -This may be my keyboard being a cheap pos, but in case it isn't, sometimes the spells just wouldn't fire -Spell 4 (autoshelving) feel janky. I'm not sure if there's a range I have to be within, but a lot of times I'm trying to use it and it just sits there. -The letters from the principal and very painfully obviously AI. The big tells: the em dashes and the needless repetition. And on the subject of AI, I do not care that it was used here. I use AI as well as a supportive tool due to a disability, and as far as I'm concerned, the game is fun, it's functional, and it has a lot of charm. It obviously had a lot of actual care go into making it. It's not just some slop product pumped out for a quick cash grab. The most AI part, as I said, is just the letters, which is hardly detrimental. If you dislike AI that much, kindly direct your anger at the AI companies making bad policy decisions, not a group of indie devs just trying to make something cool.