Cellar Keeper

It's another entry into the clean stuff up/organizing subgenre. The immediate parallels are obvious. If that's your jam and you've already played through the others, it's a decent if slightly more annoying to sort through time (the bottles all look very similar to one another, which slows things down a lot)

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fun, short and not as long as the Librarian game, but same fun mechanics.

I generally liked the sorting, but the symbols instead of numbers or letters made placement more difficult than it needed to be. Much time was wasted just trying to find the place where the bottles belonged. Yes, I know you have a skill for that, but a number or letter is easier for most people to remember than a symbol. I would remember better that (for example) the Shiraz belong on shelf K, rather than (insert symbol here). Also, I would have liked to be able to hold more bottles in my hand at a time. Ten is not enough; it means more time spent/wasted stocking up to put things away. Twenty bottles at a time would be better, and this could be a skill to be unlocked, i.e. earn enough skills to unlock two more bottles at a time up to twenty.

Good sorting game ! These games really start to pick up and this one for the price really good for a tryout. Personnally is the third one I played, it got a leaderboard for a competitive gameplay wich is new and fresh if you're into that kind of thing. Not one with the most item but the fact that multiple name is used for the many type of wines make's it challenging even if there's minus 3k items.

Great game! Addictive gameplay and meditative mechanics.

It's a pretty simple game, but at the same time it's a somewhat compelling premise? Let's put it this way, the game has certain things it doesn't need. It tries to have a story, that's a wash. It has special moves and upgrades, those aren't really needed. Which shelf bottles belong on requires a very basic translation, but that doesn't mix up the task much. Even so, it has the same core appeal that a game like Powerwash Simulator has where tidying up the space is fun, and it even excels a bit because unlike Powerwash you can actually do it wrong. So this isn't a game that needs a thousand sequels—even though I suspect it will spawn a thousand imitators—but it does embody being 'a game' better than one might expect. Whether or not the challenge itself is actually hard, you are free to tackle it however you see fit, can preserve metaknowledge between runs, and as mentioned before, can soft fail at the task. As a counter point, I would point to Powerwash Simulator's grime. There are many tools but grime all clears the same, so any given bit of grime is as interesting as any other. These bottles, on the other hand, address that flaw: each set has different patterns, different numbers of rows and different shelf layouts. Even if all you end up doing is finding bottles and putting them away, each shelf has it's own smaller subset of unique challenges that helps each set stay relevant right up to the finish. It kind of goes to show how even the smallest bit of friction is the difference between a mindless activity and a mindful one. It's exactly as long as it needs to be, and does everything it needs to do. I give it a thumbs up. If you want a game that is chill and will let you wind down but also avoids being a completely mindless affair then Cellar Keeper is a shockingly decent pick.