Cellar Keeper is a cozy single-player organizing simulator where you sort 2,448 scattered bottles throughout a forgotten cellar. Return every bottle to its proper shelf, organize collections by type, unlock helpful abilities, and restore perfect order as efficiently as possible.
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No. I have been through plenty of sorting games by now. This has no charme or innovation at all, no humor, and wine bottles are surely not supposed to be numbered.
This was one of the better "Tidy up" games I've played, though it didn't feel like it at the start. I liked that the bottles didn't break, even if it was mildly amusing to chuck a pile of them from upstairs to downstairs over the bannister. Being unfamiliar with all the different types of wine was a little jarring at the start, but as I got used to...
A ripoff of Tidy Up The Arcane Library, without any of the charm. I wouldn't specifically recommend this game, especially if you've already played Arcane Library, because the tiny things in that game that make it work well, just make the flaws of this one stand out so much more. But I suppose f you've got £5 spare and you're really deeply hungering...
А вот люди, которые всё сделали так, как я хочу.
- Игровая логика полностью совпадает с хорошо сделанной Library, которая мне нравится. Разные бутылки, чаще всего (но не всегда) легко отличимые по этикетке, специальные полки для каждого вида, которые отмечены невнятными символами, которые надо смотреть в табличках, разграничение по размерам серии, те...
A basic oragnizing game.
Unfortunately, the game has several shortcomings, including:
- the bottles have practically the same shape and size.
- different wine types have no consistent color coding.
- labels are very hard to see and you have to constantly check the subtitles to be able to tell what you are looking at.
- there are certain wine types that...
