PEOW 3D VISUAL ARCHIVE for Windows

A digital organizer for PEOW books

PEOW 3D VISUAL ARCHIVE is a free simulation that allows you to view a complete archive of published content from PEOW, a Swedish publisher known for distributing unique comics. While this program from ppcrotty is likened to a visual novel, it can better be described as a collection of visual novels within a simulator.

Currently, there is no game or software that’s comparable to PEOW 3D VISUAL ARCHIVE. It’s also important to note that it is not a library, either. This program only allows you to view the books’ covers, so you cannot read the contents of each novel.

What can it do?

Whether you’re a comic enthusiast or a fan of any of the titles published under PEOW, PEOW 3D VISUAL ARCHIVE is a great way to keep track of which books you already own. It contains all titles published from 2012 onwards, so it has a sizable collection for you to go through. You can view each book in full HD quality and get a proper 360-degree view.

You can also find some fun facts about each work, including commentary from the publishers themselves. There is also a chart that measures which genres the books can fit under — including slice of life, action, romance, and mystery — so you can determine which ones pique your interest. For a more organized way of viewing the various novels, you can sort them by year, author, or title. 

In order to run the application, though, you will need to grant permission for your device to operate programs from unknown sources. This is needed as some devices won’t be able to verify the file’s developer. Users should also note that some controls require you to perform them repeatedly as the touch sensitivity is pretty low. Actions like rotating the 3D models can become frustrating to do.

Still worth the minor issues

PEOW 3D VISUAL ARCHIVE can use some polishing, especially when it comes to control sensitivity, but it provides a great number of features that make it worth checking out. In addition to the large collection of books found within this archive, you can also find some interesting information on each title that gives you a better understanding of what each story is about.