Something is Wrong with the Library — is an atmospheric first-person horror game with elements of cleaning and investigation, where you spend one night in a library haunted by ghosts. Alex Dieter transformed the small mountain town of Sweet Elm into a modern place with fast internet, well-maintained streets, and numerous helpful initiatives, but behind the comfortable façade lurked a terrible secret. The billionaire had been murdering homeless people and entombing their bodies within the library's walls, turning the building into a haven for supernatural forces. Join former administrator Philip Shead as you unravel the consequences of his crimes and gradually restore the building to its former glory. Download Something is Wrong with the Library Download it via torrent on your PC for an unusual combination of cleaning, searching for clues, and mystical horror. Secrets of the Library After nightfall, the library is completely overrun by ghosts, and the usual order vanishes along with safety. Books litter the floor, shelves are jumbled, and every part of the room could conceal another manifestation of the supernatural. Philip Shead helps unravel the mystery, but the main work falls to you: you must find fallen and missing books, locate them correctly, and gradually restore order. The arrangement is based on Dewey's classification, as well as authors and titles, so attentiveness is as important as courage. Each playthrough can be different thanks to a modular chaos system that changes the selection of books that need to be restored. The library contains a huge number of real books, making the space feel like a fully-fledged modern storage facility rather than a makeshift set. While cleaning, you'll uncover hidden circumstances surrounding the incident and encounter paranormal phenomena. The Drowning Room is a special feature, transforming the mundane task of tidying into a far more disturbing ordeal. Features of the game Horror in an abandoned library Thousands of real book titles Random arrangement of literature Dewey's classification