Oomi's Nook Sets December 7 Launch With Over 8,000 Stickers
The title change away from Book Nook, made after another game with that name drew attention, settled the naming question before the storefront listing hardens ahead of a December 7 release that already has a demo and a 100% positive user rating.
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Find the Lamp Games announced on October 13 that Oomi's Nook launches December 7 on PC via Steam with Japanese in-game text. Players place stickers to build miniature dioramas inside the pages of an open book. The game includes more than 8,000 hand-drawn stickers, over 100 stages handled by 20 artists, and a free mode.
The release date arrives with the storefront details already settled: PC via Steam, Japanese in-game text, and a demo that is currently available. Stages start empty, with a reference completed image on the left of the screen and stickers peeled from the hand on the right, snapping into place near the reference position. Stickers can be peeled off and re-placed after placement, and overlapping sections require the back layers go down first or the depth falls apart. Clearing a stage unlocks new stickers, and building to the reference runs about 10 hours.
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