Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!

建议是新增一个将本地rar文件导入书本并且可以翻页浏览的功能

Uses AI, if I had known this I would have never wasted my time and money on it If you are interested in these organisation games there are plenty other ones that were made by actual people

Ai is the way of the future 🤖

Really fun concept. The first 45 minutes were great: Reading each book title, trying to figure out on which shelf it goes using the map, while developping some sort of system to sort this mess. I started by filtering all "white books", which turned out to either be either Healing, Philosophy or Holy books. It was tedious, but after completing the first shelf, it was oddly satisfying. That was actually an interesting gameplay loop. It was fun looking at the book bindings, appreciating the book titles. Then, weirdly enough, as soon as you start getting spells, the game becomes 100% brainless, just spamming spells and waiting on cooldowns. It become a totally different game for 80% of the experience, and that part just isn't fun at all. There are many ways the game design could have been better once there are spells, but this part isn't well polished.

Booooooooo. There's a catalogue a hundred pages long of copyright free landscape paintings and you AI'ed it? BOOOOOOOOOOO. Honestly pathetic.

Game's progression curve is terrible. Basically starts doing everything for you after one bookcase. And about 1/3 of the way in it has nothing more to offer you in terms of gameplay evolving at that point. If the plan was to drop the ball 500/3000 books in and turn it into a repetitive strain simulator it may as well just stripped the whole thing back and have you do everything manually yourself so at the very least you got the sense of acomplishment from that. The ending is nothing. Strange in a game where the development hours are not being used for functionality (where the time demand comes from design instead) that there seems to be no thought or care given to the design at all. Hearing that AI was involved somehow too? Just lazy across the board.

I missed the AI disclosure, or maybe it wasnt there when i purchased it. In fact I am just finding out about the AI use RIGHT NOW. months after purchase, and well after the 2 hour refund window. If i had known there was ANY amount of AI generated material when i was making the decision to purchase it. I would not have. I purchased it because a friend was playing it, (they also didnt know it had AI in it). it doesnt make it ok just because the AI stuff was small details, the paintings and a UI element. Having it be apart of the story that the fairy which threw the book everywhere also defaced all the paintings, and they were replaced with MSPaint images drawn with a mouse it would be better. And in fact would be quite charming. Ive seen the cover designs of the books, clearly you have an artist on the team with some photoshop experience unless those were just flipped assets. I would not normally assume that was the case but now that I know that AI was used there is NO expectation of basic decency left. To utterly sell yourself short by using AI is greatly disappointing. I feel cheated. And you have lost my trust. If there are sequels, or subsequent games by this developer I will pass on them.