Mahou Shisho Ariana: Nana Eiketsu no Sho

Mahou Shisho Ariana: Nana Eiketsu no Sho (2025)

by Hyde, Compile Heart, Idea Factory
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:Ariana the librarian’s mission is to restore the Books of the Seven Heroes, which have been tampered with. By using her special librarian magic to enter books, will Ariana be able to successfully repair all seven books and solve the mystery of the Library?
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