Even though "The Library" is one of the first fan missions ever made, it is still enjoyable in 2020. The story is interesting and there are multiple readables to keep you engaged. Garrett has to break into a Hammerite library and steal some valuable objects, including a mysterious book. Gameplay is pretty good, except that I had some problems with finding loot and avoiding the guards in a chapel. The atmosphere is dark and grim - the way I like it. "The Library" is definitely worth playing, provided you don't expect architectural marvels or a stunning, innovative gameplay.

I like other missions of Kung Fu Gecko (Bloodstone prison and Embracing the enemy) that he made after this one, but Library was mixed bag for me since it has hazardous combination of a) quite complicated layout which looks samey and - a bit - uninspired and b) very steep loot objective. Thankfully it was short, but his other missions are much better than this one. Though it is justified for me that it was one of the first exercises in making missions - both for author (it was his debut) and for community.

Thanks for sharing your opinion. I agree that the layout could have been better and the loot requirement was too steep compared to total loot available in the mission. Bloodstone Prison is gorgeous, but I have not played Embracing the Enemy yet.