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CELLAR: A Story-Driven Mystery in Isolation

CELLAR plunges you into the depths of a remote, underground facility with six strangers and a mysterious machine. James awakens in a stark room, hired as part of a skeleton crew tasked with a singular, unnerving objective: keep the machine running. Day and night. For 30 days.

This story-focused game unfolds over a month of in-game time, offering approximately eight hours of captivating gameplay. Navigate daily life through unique, carefully crafted events, character interactions, and dialogues as you explore the isolated facility. Each character has their own reason for seeking this solitude.

Gameplay blends a narrative-rich experience with simple tasks, punctuated by unconventional story events that dramatically alter the gameplay. Unearth the secrets hidden within the interactable game world. Experience authentic, amusing, and intimate dialogue that explores our connection to our surroundings, the haunting effects of isolation, and the unexpected bonds that form in the face of the unknown. CELLAR is a psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.

Key Features

• Engage in relatable, everyday conversations.
• Explore the confined spaces of the facility.
• Collaborate to maintain the machine.
• Experience interpersonal conflict and unlikely alliances.
• Navigate awkward and telling silences.
• Interact with the enigmatic machine at the heart of the facility.
• Attempt humor amidst the tension and isolation.
• Reflect on shared humanity in unusual circumstances.
• Take moments of rest and contemplation.
• Practice patience and active listening.
• Overcome challenges to ensure the machine keeps running.
• Endure the repetitive nature of the task and the confines of the facility.
• Discover disturbing events that interrupt the monotony.
• Anticipate the conclusion of the 30-day contract and its implications.

Take your time and immerse yourself in the narrative. CELLAR waits for you.

CELLAR is the debut game from solo developer William Rous. Contains strong language. Trailer by Edward Rous.