BOOK OF HOURS

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  • Summary: For fifteen centuries, Hush House was a fortress of knowledge. Until the fire. The collection is ruined, and the last Librarian is gone. Only one with your unique talents can rebuild the library.

    BOOK OF HOURS is an elegant, melancholy, combat-free RPG set in an occult library, from the    For fifteen centuries, Hush House was a fortress of knowledge. Until the fire. The collection is ruined, and the last Librarian is gone. Only one with your unique talents can rebuild the library.

    BOOK OF HOURS is an elegant, melancholy, combat-free RPG set in an occult library, from the creator of Fallen London, Sunless Sea and the double BAFTA-nominated Cultist Simulator.

    Enjoy the sweet peace of organising books and customising your new home, all while unpeeling centuries of history from the occult stones about you.

    The Librarian's influence extends far beyond the walls of Hush House. It's up to you to determine how history is written.    … Expand

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  1. adhominem
    Aug 22, 2023
    10
    Great game, a worthy successor to Cultist Simulator (as well as Fallen London and Sunless Sea). If you found Cultist Simulator too stressfulGreat game, a worthy successor to Cultist Simulator (as well as Fallen London and Sunless Sea). If you found Cultist Simulator too stressful and murderous, Book of Hours is significantly less terrifying, though still mysterious and eerie and challenging to figure out. Terrific writing in an evocative vein, more in the style of Magic The Gathering flavor text than huge walls of Bioware-style exposition. Also there are cats.… Expand
  2. redakteur
    Sep 6, 2023
    9
    Nails pretty much all of the things it's attempting to do. A cozy game variant of Cultist Simulator, pairing the strong writing and ambienceNails pretty much all of the things it's attempting to do. A cozy game variant of Cultist Simulator, pairing the strong writing and ambience of that title with a less grindy and more tightly-wound progression system.… Expand
  4. autumnkingdom
    Aug 21, 2023
    9
    absolutely captivating, unique, & worthwhile follow-up to cultist simulator, but a little obtuse at times.
  5. lilboa
    Aug 22, 2023
    1
    I've played more than 7 hours. What I can do in BoH is to unlock rooms over and over again. There is no fun at all.
    CS is kind of a single    I've played more than 7 hours. What I can do in BoH is to unlock rooms over and over again. There is no fun at all.
    CS is kind of a single board game. I can restart a new game in new role/strategy.
    Obviously, BoH is not the sequel of Cultist Simulator, which is quite disappointing.    … Expand

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