ImCade's book-processing job comes with a goblin and a robot
Paperworks supplies the biggest upload of a seven-video week, while Moon Sweepers gives Cade another unlikely assignment.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I got hired to burn every book
Video summary
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- 0:25The first shift involves scanning books, shredding them and throwing paper balls into an incinerator.
- 5:43A Mini Giant Goblin emerges from a vent, and Cade shakes coins out of it.
- 7:11A classified document about an Infinite Power Box prompts a comparison with Control.
- 8:12Cade unpacks Mike, an automated helper that collects books and feeds the scanner.
- 11:29Conveyor belts begin connecting the processing machinery to the furnace.
- 18:18Exploration through vents and locked rooms reveals bloody handprints in a monitor room.
"Your duties are simple: record, destroy, repeat." ImCade's new job in Paperworks starts with scanning books, shredding them and throwing the remains into an incinerator. Then a creature called a Mini Giant Goblin crawls out of a vent. Office life has its complications.
"I got hired to burn every book" was the most watched of his seven uploads this week, reaching about 214,000 views. Cade gradually turns manual destruction into an automated operation, unpacking a helper robot named Mike and building conveyor belts towards the furnace. A classified document has him wondering whether he has wandered into the universe of Control, Remedy's supernatural action game set inside a distinctly unsettling government bureau.
Viewers pick up that connection, with some asking him to play Control itself. Others imagine rescuing the books for a library, or joke about important paperwork disappearing into the pile. The machinery might be efficient; the filing policy needs work.
The week's other assignments included Toss Office and The Mailroom, the latter appearing as "I got a job sorting mail in hell." But the strongest momentum now belongs to "They made me sweep the entire moon," his Moon Sweepers upload, which passed a hundred thousand views within its first twelve hours.
Across the channel, weekly views totaled roughly two and a half million, while subscribers stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently around half its usual level. Among nearby variety-gaming channels, KingWoolz Games had a particularly busy week and bizlychannel also drew substantial viewing; ImCade's weekly gain sat between bizlychannel's and AstralSpiff's. For Cade, the freshest attraction is another enormous chore: cleaning the Moon.
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What viewers say
Guy like me I would just give the books to a library or something
@ImCadeSee it on YouTubeThere is nothing better in life than watching cade and eating a bowl of curly fries
@DarioKrehSee it on YouTubeCade my taxes were in there can I get that back
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I would LOVE to see Cade play the control games, I hope I'm not the only one 🙏
@anthonytaylor7715See it on YouTubelibrary of alexandria simulator
@jacksondkf1959See it on YouTubeHappy day cade posted a video
Day is better now@Fenix_SlimeSee it on YouTubeSo I read for fun and personally have at least 100 books, I think it would bring me physical pain to play this game
@PaytonBlack-dv4nlSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on ImCade right now
- Channel
- ImCade
- Subscribers
- 1,190,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,493,881
- Videos published this week
- 7
- Video published
- October 29, 2026
- Video views so far
- 214,447
- Views on its first day
- 138,811
The numbers
Here is how ImCade's uploads and audience moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
What is the name of Cade's automated book-collecting helper in Paperworks?
Cade unpacks a robot named Mike to collect books and feed them into the scanner.







