Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator

Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator is an alchemist simulator with high variability. Potions are brewed directly on the ingredient card. The recipe book stores all the combinations found. Mistakes ruin games. The finished brew is poured into a bottle. Buyers evaluate quality and pay for it. Each cooking takes time. Mistakes cost materials. Buyers share rumors about treasures. Sometimes requests are deceiving. The path of each recipe is drawn by hand. The components are mixed in a mortar. Recipes are revealed as you experiment. Customers bring rare ingredients. The store's reputation grows with successful orders. The path to the philosopher's stone is long. The pages of the book open as experiments progress. The ingredients are stored in bags. Clients come with requests and pay for results. Successful orders increase the store's reputation. Finding the philosopher's stone takes a long time. Traders give advice. The ingredient map replaces the usual screens. The mortar transforms herbs into the base of a potion. The popularity of the shop grows with quality. Masters are called for orders. Merchants supply herbs and vials. Experience opens new pages in the recipe book. There is also a search for the philosopher's stone. The shop opens on schedule. Success depends on mixing accuracy. Rare herbs are expensive to buy. Experiments sometimes produce unexpected results. Potions are divided by effects and rarity. Buyers are expecting complex formulations. Orders can be simple or complex. Rare herbs are found on hikes. Anyone who likes thoughtful simulators will find this game suitable.