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* TheSyndicate: In the form of the Fingers, made up of several parts such as the Index and Thumb, have as much authority as the Wings.]]
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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The introduction for the Full Stop Office deals with a cult called the Church of Gears. Its seems that they are the will be fought, but the Office bursts in and kills everyone execpt the head, [[spoiler:who's saved by Argalia, the Blue Reverberation and Pluto.]]
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* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: No matter how a battle turns out, all your characters are automatically revived to full health at no cost. The only downside to losing a battle entirely (As in, exhausting all of the available teams allowed for the fight) is losing the book wagered to initiate the fight.
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* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: No matter how a battle turns out, all your characters are automatically revived to full health at no cost. The only downside to losing a battle entirely (As in, exhausting all of the available teams allowed for the fight) is losing the book book(s) wagered to initiate the fight.
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* OneStatToRuleThemAll: The speed stat used to be this, since the bonus it granted to your dice rolls threw any sort of strategy out the window. This was fixed in a patch, thankfully.
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** [[spoiler:The Warp Train that become Love Town is also this, [[AndIMustScream though for]] [[BodyHorror different reasons.]]
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* EldritchLocation:
** The titular Library, especially for the sections involving the Anomalies, completely different yet fitting the theme of each monster.
** [[spoiler:The Warp Train that become Love Town is also this, [[AndIMustScream though for]] [[BodyHorror different reasons.]]
** The titular Library, especially for the sections involving the Anomalies, completely different yet fitting the theme of each monster.
** [[spoiler:The Warp Train that become Love Town is also this, [[AndIMustScream though for]] [[BodyHorror different reasons.]]
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* NeverMyFault: Yun rationalizes [[spoiler: sending Finn to his death as this, saying that since Finn is such a enthusiastic young man, he'll get killed and abused regardless of who takes him in.]]
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* ActionBomb: Fighters in the [[spoiler: Floor of History ]] if they take the [[spoiler: Footfalls Abnormality card.]]
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* ActionBomb: Fighters in the [[spoiler: Floor of History ]] History]] if they take the [[spoiler: Footfalls Abnormality card.]]
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* AssholeVictim: A lot of the people invited to the Library are people just trying to get by in a CrapsackWorld, but some are prime examples of this.
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** According to Roland, the Library is [[LesserOfTwoEvils somehow better]] than being on the streets due to the fact that at the very least, they're ''inviting'' people to lose their lives, rather than having it taken away from them by force.
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* VirtualPaperDoll: Key pages you equip physically alters what the librarian is wearing (and sometimes their body shape) to whom the page came from.
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* VirtualPaperDoll: Key pages you equip physically alters what the librarian is wearing (and sometimes their body shape) to whom the page came from.from.
* WombLevel: [[spoiler: The Heart of Aspiration's Abnormality battle is one, where you'd have to battle a human heart accompanied by some sentient lungs.]]
* WombLevel: [[spoiler: The Heart of Aspiration's Abnormality battle is one, where you'd have to battle a human heart accompanied by some sentient lungs.]]
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** The very first pre-combat story shows us that Human Organ Harvesting is common enough to be a lucrative business.
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** The very first pre-combat story for The Rats shows us that Human Organ Harvesting harvesting human organs (referred to as 'Gut-Harvesting') is common enough to be a lucrative business.
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* GreatBigLibraryOfEverything: The titular library, where the game takes place. Or at least, that's the goal.
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[[caption-width-right:350: Book, Librarian, Star and City]]
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The game's story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Roland, a below-grade Fixer, one day finds himself in the titular library, and in the company of Angela. After a scuffle caused by Angela demanding to know how he was trespassing, she recruits him as an envoy to send out calling cards for guests. If they choose to accept, they must survive an Ordeal; if they win, they can take any book they want. If they lose, they will become a book in the Library.
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The game's story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Roland, a below-grade Fixer, one day finds himself in the titular library, Library, and in the company of Angela. After a scuffle caused by Angela demanding to know how he was trespassing, she recruits him as an envoy to send out calling cards for guests. If they choose to accept, they must survive an Ordeal; if they win, they can take any book they want. If they lose, they will become a book in the Library.
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation return, so we keep the mix of names, now with the addition of the very plainly named "Roland". ]]
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation return, so we keep the mix of names, now with the addition of the very plainly named "Roland". ]]
* ButThouMust: A non-player example. Invitations are sent to people who are in a situation where they ''have'' to accept it. The invitees [[TheEasyWayOrTheHardWay reasoning]] [[MortonsFork for it]] [[ItAmusedMe varies.]]
** The very first pre-combat story shows us that Human Organ Harvesting is common enough to be a lucrative business.
* GreatBigLibraryOfEverything: The titular library, where the game takes place. Or at least, that's the goal.
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* StoryBreadcrumbs: While the main plot is pretty straightforward, the rich lore of the world that the Library inhabits, as well as the people that visit the library itself, can be seen in the pages that you gather to fill the collection.
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* StoryBreadcrumbs: While the main plot is pretty straightforward, the rich lore of the world that the Library inhabits, as well as the people that visit the library itself, can be seen in the pages that you gather to fill the collection.collection.
VirtualPaperDoll: Key pages you equip physically alters what the librarian is wearing (and sometimes their body shape) to whom the page came from.
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* HumanResources: The books are made from visitors who manage to get invited to the library. The pages your librarians use to fight are also gotten from book burning.
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* KickTheDog: You will be doing it, as the visitors to the library range the moral gamut, from asshole to saint. Standouts early on include [[spoiler: Finn, the NaiveNewcomer who will be killed because his boss sends him out to the library to investigate, knowing very well that the boy will get killed.]]
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* KickTheDog: You will be doing it, as the visitors to the library range the moral gamut, from asshole to saint. Standouts early on include [[spoiler: Finn, the NaiveNewcomer who will be killed because his boss sends him out to the library to investigate, knowing very well that what the boy outcome will get killed.be.]]
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* NeverMyFault: Yun rationalizes [[spoiler: sending Finn to his death as this, saying that since Finn is such a enthusiastic young man, he'll get killed and abused regardless of who takes him in.]]
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* StoryBreadcrumbs: While the main plot is pretty straightforward, the rich lore of the world that the Library inhabits, as well as the people that visit the library itself, can be seen in the pages that you gather to fill the collection.
* StoryBreadcrumbs: While the main plot is pretty straightforward, the rich lore of the world that the Library inhabits, as well as the people that visit the library itself, can be seen in the pages that you gather to fill the collection.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: You also put down pretty nasty people in the library, like [[ImAHumanitarian Cannibals,]] corrupt rich elites, the works.
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* CrapsackWorld: While alluded to in ''Lobotomy Corporation'', the world outside the facility is the main setting this time around, and it's... not great. It says a lot that HiredGuns are about as common as retail workers, and just about every person coming to the library is someone in the lower class looking for their big break out of squalor.
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: The trailer does not bother to hide the fact that the game takes place after the events of ''Lobotomy Corporation'', and the game proper holds no punches in mentioning that the Sephirah used to be robots. The game's opening also shows Carmen fully, albeit with a censored face.
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* KickTheDog: You will be doing it, as the visitors to the library range the moral gamut, from asshole to saint. Standouts early on include [[spoiler: Finn, the NaiveNewcomer who will be killed because his boss sends him out to the library to investigate, knowing very well that the boy will get killed.]]
* LateArrivalSpoiler: The trailer does not bother to hide the fact that the game takes place after the events of ''Lobotomy Corporation'', and the game proper holds no punches in mentioning that the Sephirah used to be robots. The game's opening also shows Carmen fully, albeit with a censoredface.face.
* NeverMyFault: Yun rationalizes [[spoiler: sending Finn to his death as this, saying that since Finn is such a enthusiastic young man, he'll get killed and abused regardless of who takes him in.]]
* LateArrivalSpoiler: The trailer does not bother to hide the fact that the game takes place after the events of ''Lobotomy Corporation'', and the game proper holds no punches in mentioning that the Sephirah used to be robots. The game's opening also shows Carmen fully, albeit with a censored
* NeverMyFault: Yun rationalizes [[spoiler: sending Finn to his death as this, saying that since Finn is such a enthusiastic young man, he'll get killed and abused regardless of who takes him in.]]
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Library of Ruina is a Turn-Base Battle Strategy Game by Project Moon Studio. It was released on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}
Early Access on May 15, 2020. The game is a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and as such reveals important plot points about the game's main plot and ending.
The game's story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Roland, a below-grade Fixer, one day finds himself in the titular library, and in the company of Angela. After a scuffle caused by Angela demanding to know how he was trespassing, she recruits him as an envoy to send out calling cards for guests. If they choose to accept, it they must survive an Ordeal; if they win, they can take any book they want. If they lose, they will become a book in the Library.
The game's battle system takes the form of a Turn Based duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and defensive values.
After enough actions, your emotion value rises and you can choose an Abnormality Page that gives the Librarian an special effect.
Early Access on May 15, 2020. The game is a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and as such reveals important plot points about the game's main plot and ending.
The game's story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Roland, a below-grade Fixer, one day finds himself in the titular library, and in the company of Angela. After a scuffle caused by Angela demanding to know how he was trespassing, she recruits him as an envoy to send out calling cards for guests. If they choose to accept, it they must survive an Ordeal; if they win, they can take any book they want. If they lose, they will become a book in the Library.
The game's battle system takes the form of a Turn Based duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and defensive values.
After enough actions, your emotion value rises and you can choose an Abnormality Page that gives the Librarian an special effect.
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Library of Ruina is a Turn-Base Turn-Based Battle Strategy Game by Project Moon Studio. It was released on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}
UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Early Access on May 15, 2020. The game is a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and as such reveals important plot points about the game's main plot and ending.
The game's story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Roland, a below-grade Fixer, one day finds himself in the titular library, and in the company of Angela. After a scuffle caused by Angela demanding to know how he was trespassing, she recruits him as an envoy to send out calling cards for guests. If they choose to accept,it they must survive an Ordeal; if they win, they can take any book they want. If they lose, they will become a book in the Library.
The game's battle system takes the form of aTurn Based Turn-Based duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and defensive values.
After enough actions, your emotion value rises and you can choose an Abnormality Page that gives the Librarianan a special effect.
The game's story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Roland, a below-grade Fixer, one day finds himself in the titular library, and in the company of Angela. After a scuffle caused by Angela demanding to know how he was trespassing, she recruits him as an envoy to send out calling cards for guests. If they choose to accept,
The game's battle system takes the form of a
After enough actions, your emotion value rises and you can choose an Abnormality Page that gives the Librarian
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* CallBack: Roland recalls seeing a "weird white light" that happened a while ago, which makes one of the endings of LobotomyCorporation canon, as this is a direct sequel.
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* DramaticIrony: Roland notes that the process for changing into a robot body from human is something that shouldn't be done at all. [[spoiler: Not knowing the fact that his fellow Librarians are the former Sepirot from Lobotomy Corporation, who were robots there but somehow became flesh and blood in this game.]]
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* CallBack: Roland recalls seeing a "weird white light" that happened a while ago, which makes one of the endings of LobotomyCorporation canon, as this is a direct sequel.
* DramaticIrony: Roland notes that the process for changing into a robot body from human is something that shouldn't be done at all. [[spoiler: Not knowing the fact that his fellow Librarians are the formerSepirot Sephirah from Lobotomy Corporation, who were robots there but somehow became flesh and blood in this game.]]
* DramaticIrony: Roland notes that the process for changing into a robot body from human is something that shouldn't be done at all. [[spoiler: Not knowing the fact that his fellow Librarians are the former
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation return,o we keep the mix of names, now with the addition of the very plainly named "Roland". ]]
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation return,o return, so we keep the mix of names, now with the addition of the very plainly named "Roland". ]]]]
* AssholeVictim: A lot of the people invited to the Library are people just trying to get by in a CrapsackWorld, but some are prime examples of this.
** Jack and Pierre are two cooks from Backstreet 23, with [[ImAHumanitarian all that implies.]]
* ImAHumanitarian: Cannibalism is a common thing in the Backstreets, though Roland states that it's taboo even there; it's actually the rich elites that indulge in human meat often. However, the [[EvilChef cooks]] in Backstreet 23, obsessed with the "ultimate flavor", will gladly put people on the chopping block.
* AssholeVictim: A lot of the people invited to the Library are people just trying to get by in a CrapsackWorld, but some are prime examples of this.
** Jack and Pierre are two cooks from Backstreet 23, with [[ImAHumanitarian all that implies.]]
* ImAHumanitarian: Cannibalism is a common thing in the Backstreets, though Roland states that it's taboo even there; it's actually the rich elites that indulge in human meat often. However, the [[EvilChef cooks]] in Backstreet 23, obsessed with the "ultimate flavor", will gladly put people on the chopping block.
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation return,o we keep the mix of names, now with the addition of the very plainly named "Roland". ]]
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation return,o we keep the mix of names, now with the addition of the very plainly named "Roland". ]]]]
* LateArrivalSpoiler: The trailer does not bother to hide the fact that the game takes place after the events of ''Lobotomy Corporation'', and the game proper holds no punches in mentioning that the Sephirah used to be robots. The game's opening also shows Carmen fully, albeit with a censored face.
* LateArrivalSpoiler: The trailer does not bother to hide the fact that the game takes place after the events of ''Lobotomy Corporation'', and the game proper holds no punches in mentioning that the Sephirah used to be robots. The game's opening also shows Carmen fully, albeit with a censored face.
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Early Access on May 15, 2020. The game is a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and as such reveals important plot points about the games main plot and ending.
The games story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Where people are send an Invitation to the Library. If they choose to accept it they must survive an Ordeal, if they win they can take any book they want, if they lose, [[spoiler: they will become a book in the Library]]
The games battle system takes the form of a Turn Base duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and deffensive values.
The games story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Where people are send an Invitation to the Library. If they choose to accept it they must survive an Ordeal, if they win they can take any book they want, if they lose, [[spoiler: they will become a book in the Library]]
The games battle system takes the form of a Turn Base duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and deffensive values.
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Early Access on May 15, 2020. The game is a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and as such reveals important plot points about the games game's main plot and ending.
Thegames game's story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Where people are Roland, a below-grade Fixer, one day finds himself in the titular library, and in the company of Angela. After a scuffle caused by Angela demanding to know how he was trespassing, she recruits him as an envoy to send an Invitation to the Library. out calling cards for guests. If they choose to accept accept, it they must survive an Ordeal, Ordeal; if they win win, they can take any book they want, if want. If they lose, [[spoiler: they will become a book in the Library]]
Library.
Thegames game's battle system takes the form of a Turn Base Based duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and deffensive values.defensive values.
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation return. So we keep the mix of names ]]
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* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporationreturn. So return,o we keep the mix of names names, now with the addition of the very plainly named "Roland". ]]
* AerithAndBob: [[spoiler: The Sephirot from Lobotomy Corporation
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->''May you find your book in this place.''
Library of Ruina is a Turn-Base Battle Strategy Game by Project Moon Studio. It was released on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}
Early Access on May 15, 2020. The game is a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and as such reveals important plot points about the games main plot and ending.
The games story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Where people are send an Invitation to the Library. If they choose to accept it they must survive an Ordeal, if they win they can take any book they want, if they lose, [[spoiler: they will become a book in the Library]]
The games battle system takes the form of a Turn Base duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and deffensive values.
After enough actions, your emotion value rises and you can choose an Abnormality Page that gives the Librarian an special effect.
!!Library of Ruina contains the following tropes:
*ActionBomb: Fighters in the [[spoiler: Floor of History ]] if they take a certain [[spoiler: Scorched girl card]]
Library of Ruina is a Turn-Base Battle Strategy Game by Project Moon Studio. It was released on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}
Early Access on May 15, 2020. The game is a direct sequel to ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' and as such reveals important plot points about the games main plot and ending.
The games story takes the form of a Visual Novel. Where people are send an Invitation to the Library. If they choose to accept it they must survive an Ordeal, if they win they can take any book they want, if they lose, [[spoiler: they will become a book in the Library]]
The games battle system takes the form of a Turn Base duel, where every turn you get a random value for Speed that determines the order of actions. An energy system that you can spend in cards, and cards you can use to battle, each with different costs, effects and mix of offensive and deffensive values.
After enough actions, your emotion value rises and you can choose an Abnormality Page that gives the Librarian an special effect.
!!Library of Ruina contains the following tropes:
*ActionBomb: Fighters in the [[spoiler: Floor of History ]] if they take a certain [[spoiler: Scorched girl card]]