Libraries are usually places of peace and quiet, but Book It! proves they can also be home to some surprisingly satisfying brainteasers.
The latest release from Bad Minions and Little Giant swaps action for organisation, asking players to put every book exactly where it belongs in a charming puzzle adventure that rewards careful planning over quick reactions.
Available now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC across three separate versions, Book It! continues the publisher’s growing run of compact puzzle games, following recent Xbox launches like Kitsune Kaeru, where clever mechanics and bite-sized challenges have become something of a speciality.
At A Glance
- Game: Book It!
- Developer: Tyne Forge Games
- Publisher: Bad Minions, Little Giant
- Platforms: Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC
- Price: £4.19
- Genre: Puzzle
Time To Put The Books Back
The premise couldn’t be much simpler. You play as a stylish librarian whose job is to restore order by pushing books onto their correct tables, solving increasingly intricate puzzles as you work through the library.
Inspired by classic box-pushing games, Book It! builds its challenges around careful positioning and forward thinking. Every move matters, and rushing in without a plan is likely to leave you boxed into a corner.
Thankfully, the atmosphere remains anything but stressful. The whole experience leans into a calm, relaxing pace that feels perfectly suited to its library setting.
Thirty Puzzles, Two Libraries
Across 30 handcrafted levels, players will explore two distinct library environments, each introducing fresh layouts and new logical challenges.
While the mechanics remain deliberately straightforward, it’s the level design that gradually raises the difficulty, encouraging players to think several moves ahead as books, tables and narrow walkways combine into increasingly satisfying puzzles.
Ready To Keep The Shelves In Order?
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Sokoban-inspired puzzlers or simply fancy a quieter change of pace, Book It! looks set to deliver another neat little logic challenge.
It’s available now for Xbox One, fully optimised for Xbox Series X|S and also playable on Windows PC, in three different versions, each of which will set you back £4.19.
