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A new game for bibliophiles to live a dream
Mint New Delhi
|August 06, 2025
Three top video games releasing in August promise new worlds
TINY BOOKSHOP If androids dream of electric sheep, book lovers dream of opening a bookshop someday. Live the dream with Tiny Bookshop, a cosy, narrative management game featuring a mobile bookshop. As a travelling salesperson looking to spread the good word, you'll be tasked with keeping your store stocked with must-read titles, finding scenic locales to set up shop, getting to know your customers and recommending the right books to them. The game also lets you test your designing chops by decorating your bookshop with the items you collect, and delve into the mysteries
This story is from the August 06, 2025 edition of Mint New Delhi.
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