“If you’ve ever been in a library at night, you’ll know that it feels unexpectedly warm and full of possibility—until you hear a single sound you don’t recognize, and realize you’re surrounded by towering shadows,” said Strange Scaffold studio head Xalavier Nelson Jr. in a press release. “As a former librarian, I truly hope that, despite the objectively messed up things they’re going to witness, everyone who plays the game falls in love with their local library a little more.”
Here is an overview of the game, via Strange Scaffold:
About
Shelve hundreds of real books in a library haunted by blood and meat. A spooky narrative organizing simulator by the studio behind
Now, The Alex Dieter Public Library and Center for Reflection is haunted. Its shelves are in disarray, books thrown to the floor by supernatural forces and long-departed patrons. With the help of its former administrator, Phillip Shed, you will clean and organize the library in one tense night, unraveling the story of complicity at its heart and bringing it peace—one shelf at a time.
Key Features
- Fully-voiced story with an entire library of eerie manifestations to unlock.
- An authentic modern library filled with thousands of real book titles.
- Modular Chaos System—every playthrough gives you a different set of books to shelve!
- Organize fallen and missing books by Dewey Decimal System classification, author, and title.
- The Drowning Room.
Watch the announcement trailer below.
