LIBRITOPIA: Librarian Simulator

After falling in love with Tiny Bookshop, I decided to google if there were any other bookshop adjacent games. I found this, and honestly I love it. It seems to have everything you'd see in a real life library, including very dumb patrons. For instance, there is a registration station, in which your patrons can fill out info to get their library cards, and it’s mostly automatic although occasionally filling out name, today's date and getting their picture taken is just beyond their capabilities, so you have to do it for them. Also, there are "help" stations, in which you can help your patrons find a book they want but can’t find in the library (they’ll either ask for a specific author, a specific title, or a specific genre, and as you level up they’ll ask for between one and three books). Sometimes it's on the shelf and you grumble and hand it to them. Sometimes, you just don’t have the author or title they’re looking for, and in the first few levels, you can just tell them that. They’ll get mad and stomp off (occasionally throwing a book at you that knocks you over - the first time that happened I burst out laughing because it’s accompanied by a hilariously titled achievement). …

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This game has some problems, imo. Between the slow walking and the only holding one book (unless I'm doing it wrong) it's a slow and frustrating start. Why do the checkout and the return programs need to close on the pc's on the checkout and return desks? I'll continue playing it with decent updates but for now I've seen enough. Also the timer to open or finish is a little frustrating, one or the other I could understand so you could use one of them to finish up tasks/clean up or organisation. So I do not recommend it at the moment, but hopefully will in the future.

I'm glad I decided to check the game again. Really loved the idea of managing a library, but in the beginning, there wasn't a Relaxed version, and I'm awful with names in general - book names included, so naturally it was more stress than fun, because it was too chaotic for my liking. Now, after 11+ hours of playing the Relaxed version of it, I can say that I love it. I didn't encounter any problems with the game other than customers getting stuck near some objects - such as flower pots, but after moving the object in question, the problem fixes itself, so no complaints there. It can get a bit repetitive obviously; there is only so much stuff you can do in a library simulation, but it is a pleasant game to play. Also, love the fact that you can decorate and change the colors of almost everything in the building. I think it's worth the money. Thank you, Devs!

Very cute game. Would recommend.

Yeaaaa, this game is gonna be a problem for me considering I have already sunk 6 hours without stopping. As someone that is a former library aide and in college for my MLIS, this game is a little too up my alley lololol. It certainly isn't perfect; I do have one or two issues with it, but for an early access of the game this is pretty solid. So very excited to see what is to come in its future. And I'm already recommending it to all of my library friends.