- December 29, 2017
- Shoho Games
Reading Simulator
50%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
music, grinding
63% User Score 30 reviews
Platforms
About
"Reading Simulator is a virtual library filled with over 100 classic books, including Dracula, Pride and Prejudice, and The Republic. With over 10,000 pages of literature to explore, you can click on any book to start reading, making it a convenient option for book lovers who don't want to leave their homes."





Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews
story3 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The game has a pleasant library atmosphere with decent graphics and music.
- It offers a unique concept of exploring a virtual library and discovering random books.
- For the price, it can be seen as a good effort and has potential for improvement.
- The controls are clunky, making it difficult to navigate and interact with books.
- Many books are not readable, poorly formatted, or locked away, leading to frustration.
- There is a lack of essential features like bookmarking, text scaling, and a proper tutorial.
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally well-received, providing a majestic backdrop to the library exploration; however, players feel it lacks variety, leading to potential boredom over time. Many users express a desire for an options menu to customize music settings, indicating that more diverse tracks would enhance the overall experience.
“You have an aiming reticle so that you can select your book with precision and grace and the music begins to play majestically in the background.”
“The music could use some variety just so the user does not get bored and sick of it.”
“Really the biggest thing the game needs is an options menu, to disable motion blur, adjust the bloom of the lighting, turn off the music, that sort of thing!”
“Nice feel to it, looking forward to the library filling in, and more music tracks.”