Monk Took Book is an unusual cooperative game about monks who manage a vast library on Holy Island in the early Middle Ages. Every day, new books, marked with various symbols, arrive at the monastery, and players must memorize them and arrange them correctly on the shelves. At night, scribes demand the required volumes, and then a memory test begins. The better organized the library, the faster you can find books and maintain order in this sacred place of knowledge. Memory and order During the day, monks receive new books and arrange them on the shelves as they see fit. It's important to remember the location of each volume, as at night the scribes begin requesting specific books. The player must quickly navigate the library and find the required copies. Good organization gradually becomes the key to success. However, at night, the library is threatened by various dangers. Pests, spirits, and other creatures appear that can damage the books. The monks defend the collection with weapons and restore damaged volumes. Thus, the library becomes not only a place of knowledge but also a stage for unexpected events. Features of the game Research of the large monastery library. Cooperative game for up to four people. Possibility to play from first or third person perspective. Adjustable difficulty level.