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EgoTrampoline · 2026 · Windows

Steam: 89 % positive of 1,146 reviews, as of Oct 28

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.

24 games that play like Cellar Keeper and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Witch Cabin Cleanup, Konbini Cleanup and Too Many Toys!.

Player tags

  • Relaxing
  • Organizing
  • Collectathon
  • Casual
  • Simulation
  • Puzzle
  • Indie
  • Artificial Intelligence
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Steam reviews

What players say

Players mostly recommend this cozy wine-sorting game, though many say it closely copies Librarian and its bottles look too alike.

Many players enjoy the relaxed sorting loop: picking up scattered bottles, carrying them to the right shelves and watching the cellar become tidy, with calm background music that some play along to. Some say the upgrades, the cozy and speedrun modes and the rolling bottle physics add useful variety, and a few note that the second cellar and the Hardcore mode, where dropped or stepped-on bottles break, raise the challenge. Many complaints centre on the bottles: many look alike, wine names repeat across brands, and the shelf symbols are hard to memorise, which makes sorting slow. Some players call the game a close copy of Librarian with less charm and fewer hidden details, and several dislike the AI-generated labels. Recent reviews are more positive about new content, updates and the new cellar, while older helpful reviews focus more on the similarity to Librarian.

Praised

  • Relaxing sorting loop

    Players find the pick-up-and-shelve routine calm, cozy and satisfying, especially with background music on.

    Many players
  • Updates and new cellars

    Players welcome the second cellar, new modes and developer fixes, which set it apart from quickly made clones.

    Some players
  • Variety of modes and upgrades

    Cozy, speedrun and Hardcore modes, plus skills and sprint upgrades, give players different ways to play.

    Some players

Criticised

  • Bottles look too alike

    Players say bottles share a few label designs and shapes, so telling them apart at a glance is hard.

    Many players
  • Too close to Librarian

    Reviewers say the game copies Librarian's layout, mechanics and feel with less creativity and charm.

    Many players
  • Repetitive names and AI art

    Wine names repeat across brands and some players dislike the AI-generated labels, which feel generic.

    Many players
  • Hard-to-read shelf symbols

    Players find the shelf symbols hard to memorise and have to check a diagram, which slows sorting down.

    Some players
Who it suits
Suits players who like cozy sorting games and do not mind a close copy of Librarian.
Who should skip it
Should be skipped by players who want original humor, distinct bottles or a deeper game than Librarian offers.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with over 20 hours mostly praise new cellars and updates, while shorter-playing reviewers focus more on the similarity to Librarian and the bottle readability.

Summarised by AI from 78 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.

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At a glance

What games like Cellar Keeper have in common

  • The tags they share most often with Cellar Keeper: Relaxing (19 of 24), Organizing (19) and Collectathon (16).
  • They came out between 2025 and 2026, none of them after Cellar Keeper (2026).
  • Best rated by Steam players: Whisper of the House (95 % positive of 5,497).

How these matches work

Matches come from embeddings of Steam descriptions, player tags and screenshots, computed offline. “Plays like” compares what the games are about and how players tag them; “Looks like” compares their screenshots. The share of positive reviews is based on Steam user reviews.

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