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Releasing on August 17th from developer Weather Factory, BOOK OF HOURS is an "elegant, melancholy, combat-free RPG set in an occult library" and it certainly looks different.

From the creator of Cultist Simulator, it's going to offer up they say around 20 - 40 hours of sweet peace as you organise books and customise your new home, all while peeling away centuries of history from the occult stones about you. Sounds peculiar and quite interesting.

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In the game you will:

  • ACQUIRE, RESTORE and CATALOGUE occult books, scrolls and curiosities.
  • STUDY the nine Wisdoms, and conquer the nine Elements of the Soul.
  • GUIDE visitors who come seeking your assistance, choosing their paths and stories.
  • EXPLORE the Secret Histories and the pantheon of Hours that rules them.
  • RESTORE a vast crumbling edifice built on the foundations of an ancient abbey.
  • WREST your past from obscurity. Choose from nine different Legacies which determine who you are. You might be a Magnate, abandoning wealth to seek peace. Or an Archaeologist, fleeing the curse you awoke. Or perhaps your origins are more esoteric, like the Symurgist, or Twiceborn? Each playthrough offers different opportunities.

Speaking to Lottie Bevan of Weather Factory via email, they confirmed Linux support very clearly just like their previous game mentioning "Absolutely. It'll be available on native Linux at launch. :)".

It will be available on GOG and Steam on August 17th.

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6 comments

Klaas Jul 27, 2023
It looks slightly like Sim Tower.
Soulprayer Jul 27, 2023
That is absolutely a game for me :D
soulsource Jul 27, 2023
Oooh, that looks quite similar to Cultist Simulator, gameplay-wise.
What means, it's probably going to be great.
Purple Library Guy Jul 28, 2023
It looks decidedly cool. And I mean, how can I skip a game set in a library?
razing32 Aug 10, 2023
Quoting: Purple Library GuyIt looks decidedly cool. And I mean, how can I skip a game set in a library?

I have to ask - are you purple or is the library purple ?
Purple Library Guy Aug 10, 2023
Quoting: razing32
Quoting: Purple Library GuyIt looks decidedly cool. And I mean, how can I skip a game set in a library?

I have to ask - are you purple or is the library purple ?
I'm purple. The library is fairly drab.
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