If They Won't Return the Books, Find Their Secrets.

Search loan records, emails, social media, and the school itself to uncover the secrets students never want exposed.

Use those secrets to force students to return their books, recruit allies, and automate your daily work. Grow the Library Police into the most powerful organization at school in this short, first-person dark comedy job simulator.

Library Work Is Information Warfare

Use the in-game computer to check loan records and identify students with overdue books.

Look through the files to find each student's email address and the title they borrowed, then write and send a reminder. You will need the correct recipient and book title for the message to work.

The replies you receive may contain far more than an apology. Sometimes, they reveal secrets the sender desperately wants to keep hidden.

Find Leverage Around the School

Email is not the only place where secrets can be found.

Read social media posts, explore the 3D school, search classroom trash cans, and watch how students behave. A careless post or discarded note may give you exactly the leverage you need.

The students, overdue books, emails, and social media posts change from day to day.

Let Someone Else Do the Work

Students whose secrets you control will pay you hush money. Recruit enough allies, and you can delegate overdue notices, social media checks, email checks, trash searches, and school patrols.

Build a Library Police organization powerful enough to recover books without you lifting a finger.

But the more you control people through their secrets, the more the school and its students begin to change.

Will You Keep the Organization Alive?

The books are returned, and misconduct decreases. By every measurable result, the school has improved.

But does that make what you did a success?

Keep the Library Police in power or dissolve it for good. What the organization leaves behind depends on your final decision.

Features

• A first-person job simulator about working on a school library committee.

• Information gathering through loan records, emails, and social media.

• Reminder emails written by the player.

• Exploration of a 3D school in search of secrets.

• Organization management and automation through recruited allies.

• Students, overdue books, emails, and social media posts that change each day.

• Multiple endings determined by your choices.

• A short dark comedy experience lasting approximately 1-2 hours.