Cellar Keeper

It's really ironic that I haven't had a drop of alcohol in exactly a year, but I still collect bottles just like I did in my crazy youth. It's relaxing, and there's no hangover. It's just the best combo.

I love the game, very relaxing an d fun to play. i recoment this game

I needed 7.5 hours to clean up the cellar. But I had a good time, it really freed my mind from all the sorrows of my life and the world. I felt like I had a mission to fulfill. It's funny how every like 15 to 30 minutes you teach yourself a new sorting method and begin to see patterns when in the beginning you will be like: "Nope, will never finish this". The speedrunners go close to two hours, so either they have idetic memory or a better way of sorting. But for a two-man game this is perfect: Good price, graphics good, sound good, game mechanics good. Found no bugs whatsoever. :)

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Tolles Spiel. Schöne Darstellung der Flaschen und dadurch gut zuzuordnen. Hat Wiederspielwert.

Ya know. for years now I've been deeply suspicious that I have an OCD sun, ADHD moon and Autism rising. I started playing this game when Hardcore mode was still being developed; but, couldn't help but play as if It were a hardcore run. Well it wasn't obviously, so tbh I couldn't really get into it. The way the bottles stack in your hand (on cozy mode) is so un-immersive. I greatly appreciate the vertical orientation present in hardcore mode. What I do not appreciate is that the creator of the button assignments in this game made "throw" DIRECTLY BESIDE the button assigned for forward movement(this is foreshadowing). So my husband and I returned from CVS earlier today, bible-length receipt in hand; I un-paused my game. Eager to get back to my 3.5ish hour hardcore run. episode 3 of my Netflix documentary qued up and ready to go. I think you guys know where this is going. Whoever programmed that throw button directly beside the button for forward movement, ya moms a hoe.