The Librarian

It's a good game. I played it on my steam deck, with it streaming to my television, and used a mouse to get around and select stuff because the PS5 controller I have was a little too difficult to use because moving the cursor around with it made it fly around too fast (might be an issue with the controller settings rather than the game itself). It invoked memories of those early point and click games, in which you...

1 found this helpful, 2026-06-08

The game was short but quite sweet. The puzzles were very straightforward, but left me wondering more about the world. Twas quite good, I do recommend!

1 found this helpful, 2026-06-07

The Librarian is a short (very very very very short) point'n'click adventure game by pixel artist Octavi Navarro (see Thimbleweed Park). Pros: + Pixel Art is great as expected. + Sound and music is ok. Cons: - Too short. I know it is a bite-sized project but still, with easy puzzles, its barely a game. - Not too much of a story or a wonder factor there. FINAL: 6/10 And all the points goes to its pixel art. I don't...

24 found this helpful, 2023-10-13

It's simply a cute little game. It's certainly not even nearly as good as The Supper and Midnight Scenes and, if you ask me, it's also not worth its current price. There is hardly any story and the ending is bland. The puzzles are extremely easy. But it has a certain atmosphere and it's a product of love by its creator, so these are the only reasons why I'm leaving a positive review. The games of Octavi Navarro are...

13 found this helpful, 2022-03-09

The Librarian - A bit-sized blanket for your soul If you're having a bad day, feeling anxious or just need a break from what we might call the outer world, get yourself a cup of tea, coffee or any kind of prefered drink, start the Librarian and relax. This short, wonderfully pixelated adventure with an eerie soundtrack manages to put a little smile on your face with every little step you make. Since it is a very...

27 found this helpful, 2020-09-01