
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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its pre good
Do I think generative AI should be used in video games? No. Do I think this was a fun game? Yes. So I'm a bit torn on how to review it. The game itself is simple but fun. Organize books in a massive library by putting them on the right shelves. As someone who loves sorting things (I loved sorting mail as a small job way back in high school, for example), I think this scratched the perfect itch. It's that same feeling you get doing a puzzle when you find the right piece and it slots into place. -chef's kiss- I never used any of the magic. It would have made things too easy and defeated the purpose (context: you get magic powers that allow you to automatically find all the books of a series, and what shelves they go on, etc). I just picked books up off the floor by color (it's almost like a hidden image game by that standard, too) and organized them one by one from my stack after finding where they went. I have the whole layout memorized. So do I recommend this game? I'd say go with what you feel is right by you. They did use generative AI and in areas where I especially think it wasn't necessary with other tools and people available to them, but it's a fun game.
Addicting!
fun
no sense of purpose or accomplishment, maybe the biggest waste of time i have experienced
好玩好玩! 让强迫症爽到飞起来
Fantastic game. Hits the right dopamine spots.
Best relaxing game ever
This is a very short game with a very simple premise, executed exceptionally well. It's so enjoyable that I've already played it twice, and I plan to start a third game. The replayability increases proportionate to your famiiarity with the library and its contents, and hopping between the bookshelves becomes more iintuitive. It gets a ding from me for crashing repeatedly, but my computer is in bad shape, so your experience may vary.
Merci pour cet excellent moment