Monk Took Book launches on PC Thursday 3rd September
SquarePlay Games has announced that their new co-op organization game, Monk Took Book, will launch on PC via Steam on September 3rd. The game combines tidy-up mechanics with memory challenges in a medieval library setting.
Why it matters
It highlights the growing popularity of the 'cozy' and 'tidy-up' indie game genres, providing a low-cost entertainment option for PC gamers.
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London, Tuesday 18 August 2026 - SquarePlay Games has announced they will launch Monk Took Book for PC on Thursday 3rd September.
Monk Took Book is a co-op game about organising, stacking and remembering where you put hundreds of books in a cozy-creepy medieval library. It is the third game by the indie dev duo previously responsible for the well-received Overcrowd: A Commute 'Em Up and Space Trash Scavenger.
The new game is a novel mix of the now burgeoning tidy-up genre, coupled with a memory challenge inspired by Wilmot's Warehouse.
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