BOOK OF HOURS

Лампово, уютно, неторопливо, [i]таинственно[/i]. Игра про то как наскрести по сусекам всего понемногу, чтобы умаслить какого-нибудь рукастого умельца и открыть еще одну комнату или прочитать еще одну книгу. Я просто в восторге, наиграл 100+ часов как во сне.

密教玩家，词穷，但无脑吹，刚开始接触，看教程中，可玩性真的很高

もう20時間やっていますが実績の進捗が7％です。 今年が終わるまでにエンディングを見ることが一旦の目標です。

Very relaxing compared to Cultist Simulator. Important tips for new players: * You can re-read mastered books to get the same memory * Organising your books is critical (to be able to generate required memory on demand) * There are crafting tables and Wiki on the internet, but I feel like those things spoiled my experience (as I didn't discover all those recipies on my own)

和密教相比，文本更好读了，背景清晰，节奏舒服，果然铁饭碗就是香。

Скорее всего хэта игра создана для тех, кто играл в предыдущие (или подобные) версии. Но я не из тех. Не получила никакого даже малейшего ввода в игру, обучения или обьяснения механики. Огромный дизлайк

I have mixed feelings about this game. On one hand, I can play it nonstop for hours, while on the other, my every playthrough ends because I start feeling that everything in the game is kinda pointless. I gave it a year, or two and played it again, and all I can say is that for a game about a library I barely read anything. Most books are just small anecdotes accompanied by an in-universe explanation of a recipe. Supposedly, my librarian learns some useful skills that could be used for crafting and special interactions, but practically, they are just a requirement to read more books to acquire more skills ad infinitum. Also, the house is full of materials, so if you are not afraid to use them, then you don't need to craft as much. I don't think that this game needs some sort of threat, or a loss condition, like in Cultist Simulator, but I always feel like something is missing. In other words, I don't regret my time spent on the game, yet I constantly yearned for more.