Kakureza Library, a relaxing PC game originally released on Steam in January 2022 by Norabako, now arrives on Android thanks to BOCSTE. Experience the tranquil life of an apprentice librarian, managing books, assisting patrons, and even subtly influencing their lives through your book recommendations.

A Day in the Library

This single-player game immerses you in the daily routines of a library. You'll lend and borrow books, provide reference services, and guide users to the perfect materials. Your choices, particularly the books you recommend, directly impact the narrative, leading to multiple story branches and even some less-than-ideal outcomes. The game features both Japanese and English language options, and its lack of voice acting contributes to its peaceful and contemplative atmosphere.

A Library of Stories

One of Kakureza Library's most captivating aspects is its collection of 260 unique fictional books. Each book boasts its own illustration and detailed description, creating a remarkably realistic library experience.

For those seeking a greater challenge, the Endless Reference mode offers a separate, infinite gameplay experience. In this mode, you'll face a continuous stream of patrons with unique requests, testing your ability to quickly and accurately locate the correct materials.

Worth a Look?

Kakureza Library offers a solitary, strategic experience focused on book management and patron interaction. Currently priced at $4.99 on Android (Google Play Store), the Steam version is also discounted to celebrate the mobile launch. If you enjoy relaxed yet thoughtful gameplay, this librarian adventure is worth exploring. Be sure to also check out our review of Epic Cards Battle 3, another new Android game.