Cellar Keeper

I've been playing a lot of these kinds of games lately, and I really enjoyed the vibe of this game along with the graphics. This is a good organizing game!!

i do enjoy picking up stuff and putting it on shelves its like my job

A clear copy of Librarian: Tidy up the Arcane Library, from the game concept and graphics down to the abilities and keybinds -- but, ironically, some of the shortcuts they took actually make the gameplay easier and makes the entire experience a little more chill. Primary differences: - Bottles are named a simple "Brand : Type", so you always know Exactly which shelf everything goes on with no subjective interpretation. - Bottles are less visually unique/distinctive, so you're going mostly off of pure color and HUD name. - The lighting is uncolored and unchanging throughout the cellar, so color is stable and reliable. - Generally, 90% of the bottles in a particular section are going to be near-identical in color. It feels like somewhere beween 20%-30% of the labels in the cellar are white, offwhite, or Very pale pastel. - The chamber is smaller and it's easier to make the jumps to the second story reliably without getting caught on balconies. - No powerups hidden throughout the room, you can just sprint/jump/carry from the start. The devs also say they're working on a challenge mode for masochists (instant game over if you drop or step on a bottle), which is entertaining conceptually. Overall, the library is prettier and has a longer progression, but the cellar is easier and more gamified with less thinking. I've seen a bug where a bottle ended up locked outside of the level geometry somehow, but the skills can drag those into your hand, and there's a menu option to reset them back into the playable area.