Book of Hours is an elegant, melancholy, combat-free crafting RPG set in an occult library. The game is set in a 1930s world of hidden gods and secret histories. The game is a narrative crafting RPG where you play as a librarian who has to restore a crumbling occult library by a winter sea. You have to build the world’s foremost collection of grimoires and arcana and master the invisible arts. The game offers a unique experience where you can choose to be any kind of librarian you want to be. You can choose solitude or influence that extends far beyond the walls of Hush House.
The game offers an elegant and melancholic atmosphere that is nothing short of top-notch. The lore is intriguing, the characters are unique and have exciting tales behind them. The game offers a quieter, more contemplative foray into the world of the Secret Histories. The game is not too excessive nor too flashy on the eyes. It is a puzzle through and through. Considering there are a variety of paths you can take; it is a puzzle you may want to play multiple times.
The gameplay mechanics are simple yet engaging. You have to craft items using ingredients found in the library. The crafting system is intuitive and easy to use. The game also has an extensive dialogue system where you can interact with various characters in the library. The dialogue options are well-written and offer insight into the world of Book of Hours.
The graphics are beautiful and add to the overall atmosphere of the game. The music is hauntingly beautiful and fits perfectly with the melancholic tone of the game. The sound effects are also well-done and add to the immersion.
In conclusion, Book of Hours is an excellent game that offers a unique experience. It has an engaging narrative, simple yet engaging gameplay mechanics, beautiful graphics, hauntingly beautiful music, and well-written dialogue options. It is a must-play for anyone who loves narrative-driven games.
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