Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator Steam Digital Key

Brew, bottle and sell your own potions

Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator casts you as an apprentice alchemist running your own shop. Grind leaves, flowers, berries, roots, fruits, minerals and mushrooms with your mortar and pestle, then boil and stir them in the cauldron with a base of water, oil or something stranger to bring a potion to life.

Recipes are plotted on the Alchemy Map, where combining ingredients and effects lets you plan routes to new concoctions, including the odd poisonous healing potion if you're feeling mischievous. Ingredients can be bought from travelling merchants, haggled over, or grown yourself in your own garden.

Run your shop your own way

Customers arrive daily with problems needing solutions, and what you choose to sell them has consequences: guilds may seek you out, notable figures may become allies or rivals, and your reputation in the town grows or sours depending on your choices.

There is a creative side too. You can customise bottle shape, label, icon and colour, name your potions and arrange them across your shop's shelves, playing the role of noble artisan, greedy weasel or occult dark master as you see fit.

What this listing gets you

This is a digital key for the Steam platform, activated in the Global region so it works worldwide once redeemed on your own Steam account. It is the Standard edition of the game, playable on Windows and rated PEGI 3.

The game supports a wide range of languages including English, Russian, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Czech, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese Brazil, Thai, Turkish and Chinese. Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator was developed by niceplay games and published by tinyBuild, releasing on 21 September 2021.

If you specifically need a European activation instead, the same edition is also available as the EU region key.

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