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- Store status
- Coming soon
- Scheduled release
- 28 October 2026
- Positive reviews
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- Total reviews
- 0
- Release date
- 28 October 2026
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Turn piles of scattered books into perfectly organized shelves in The Library Assistant, a cozy game about sorting books.
Pick up, stack, and arrange books with satisfying physics-based handling, placing every volume exactly where it belongs. There's no rush—just the relaxing rhythm of bringing order to chaos, one shelf at a time.
Discover over 3,000 books across 600 unique book sets, each with its own colorful style, distinctive spines, and original titles. Dive into 20 themed rooms and explore a wonderfully varied library filled with sci-fi adventures, gripping crime stories, cheesy romances, light-hearted comedy, spooky horror tales and much more.
Every new collection feels fresh, giving you something new to discover as you complete your shelves. Some of our most popular books:
Crime/Legal:
The Velvet Detective - Neon Shadows
Revolver P.I. - Six chambers of justice
Science-Fiction:
Captain Lightspeed and the case of the missing Supernova
Robopope - The Vatican Protocol
Love/Relationships:
Dr. Handsome: Diagnosis Datenight
Carbon Dating - Dealing with age gaps in relationships
Ocean:
Finding Nemo: Tips and Tricks
A gentlemans aggreement - Penguins on the hunt
Nature/Animals:
Violence on Ice - the Polar Bear
Playing hard to get - The psychology of cats
If you love cozy games, tidy spaces, and the simple joy of putting everything in its proper place, The Library Assistant is ready to welcome you.
Small fix:The game launches in fullscreen mode by default instead of windowed to prevent issues with the steamdeck
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Small fix:The game launches in fullscreen mode by default instead of windowed to prevent issues with the steamdeck