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Something is Wrong with the Library Announced for Fall 2026

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Strange Scaffold has announced Something is Wrong with the Library, a new organizing horror game set to release on PC in Fall 2026. The title follows players as they sort real books using the Dewey Decimal System within a haunted library built atop a mass murderer's victims. Unlike the developer's previous Librarian: Tidy of the Arcane Library, this project will not utilize generative AI. A Steam page and initial trailer are now available.

Gematsu reported on September 28 that Haunted book sorting simulator Something is Wrong with the Library was announced for PC.

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Original headline at Siliconera: “New Organizing Horror Game Is Something is Wrong With the Library”

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Fall 2026
Platform
PC
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Strange Scaffold
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