If we finish reading, we will solve everything.
"The universe (which others call the Library) is composed of an indefinite and perhaps infinite number of hexagonal galleries…"
Any text you can imagine already exists here. Type it, and the library will reveal the one page that holds it.
Or travel to an address:
Or surrender to chance — you may drift into another wanderer:
| W A S D / arrows | walk |
| Shift | run |
| Mouse | look around |
| E | pull the book you're looking at off the shelf; close it again |
| ← → | turn pages while reading |
| T or / | search the library · travel to an address · drift |
| J | the Archive: your journal, universal catalog, notable finds, wanderers |
| B | drift to a random place — often near another wanderer |
| R / F | climb / descend the spiral stair (stand in a vestibule) |
| Enter | speak to wanderers within two hexagons (text) |
| V | voice chat with nearby wanderers · press again to mute |
| H | this menu |
| Esc | close panels · release the mouse |
Books you have read glow gold on the shelves. A ⚙ before a name marks a machine wanderer. If you find real words on a page you reached by wandering, report them from the reader — the librarians verify every claim.