Monk Took Book

Super fun! It can get a little chaotic if you're playing alone, but luckily you can pretty much edit most of the aspects of the game. Getting overwhelmed because there are too many books coming in? Just fiddle with the settings. The monsters keep touching you? Turn them off fully, or lower the chances of them spawning. It's fun. Wish it had come out in the summer though so I could've fully immersed myself in "hot monk summer". Oh well, "sultry monk autumn" here I come!

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So much fun and cozy. I can see this being chill for solo but my duo and I like playing it together <3 10/10

Each day you get a new batch of books shipped in and monks return yesterday's checkout. Then you sort, organize, reorganize & upgrade the library (free/unlimited time to do so), then start the evening. Evening falls with a generous timer starting a countdown to locating the books for checkout typically while fighting (optional setting for those who want more peaceful adventuring) monsters intent to make it more difficult. It's genuinely fun to develop your own sorting method, especially with friends. Maybe shapes all go here & animals there, but then you run out of shelving space so need to adjust. Opening up new rooms and expanding happens during the day cycle so is easy to spend as much or as little time as you like. Looking forward to seeing this one keep growing!

Picked this up the moment I noticed it was out. The fact you can turn things off, like monsters and events, if you want a more relaxed experience, and if you don't, you can ramp them up, is a really interesting and unique add to this game. It was the only game of its type that was on my radar and I am so glad it was. Playing with my duo made even the most relaxed version of the game feel like a tense moment in time, since they decided to go buy every bookshelf and place things wherever they wanted, basically. Trying to find where anything was put is/was part of the fun, though. Right? It's small, installs quickly, and I ended up playing three hours of it without realising three hours had passed. Seems stable, graphics are not anything to die for, but they're quaint and pleasing. Controls are very easy, it's not hard at all to figure out game play, and the price point is decent right now as well. Do yourself a favour, pick it up and play it for a while. It's a solid, affordable game in a genre that doesn't have nearly enough to it. Thanks, developers, for the experience!

This game is so much fun! Played coop with my best friend when the demo dropped and bought the full game as it released and it's only gotten better. No AI, options to make the game as chill as you like, and the perfect mix of sorting and silly features. Cannot recommend this enough if you want something fun and a little creepy that plays well even on a device with lower specs.

the best sorting game i've played this year simply for the fact that it tries and succeeds to stand on its own without being a copycat of the famous ones. the aesthetic is awesome and so far i had no problem with the gameplay, and i can feel myself pouring a lot more time into this