Potion Permit
Main game
3.39 average rating based on 64 ratings
- Developers
- MassHive Media
- Publishers
- PQube, Playdigious
- Events
- INDIE Live Expo 2023 Summer Spotlight, Future Games Show 2022, +2 moreINDIE Live Expo 2023 Summer Spotlight, Future Games Show 2022, Wholesome Direct 2022, Wholesome Snack: Holiday Edition less
- Platforms
- Android, Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, iOS
- Genres
- Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG), Simulator
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy
- Steam
- View on Steam
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Fun to Play
Took me about 20 hours to complete. It was fun, stress free and relaxing to play. I loved the graphics. One fault was the fishing grrr. Worth the £19.99 that I paid for it.
A relaxing game, right up my alley
This game was relaxing and followed in line with a lot of games that I enjoyed, such as Graveyard Keeper or Moonlighter.
The bad first:
- the sound effects weren't great on my ears, but that's ignorable/mutable
- they intentionally pace you out to slow the game progress
- mini-games cease to be fun after the xth time playing them.
The good:
- varied solutions to the tetris-like potion puzzles
- quests don't repeat
- low pressure allows you to take your time
- enough fast travel that you're not spending time running everywhere.
Overall, I enjoyed this game as I do for most in the genre and similar. I traded a few old bundled keys for it, and I don't regret my 20 or so hours with it in the slightest.
~David.
I am beginning to hate quests in games.
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version
No way, I can no longer like games where there are TOO MANY QUEST...
Such as collect this, kill this.
I want to feel like a free spirit in games, that's why I dropped this game, sigh.
I hope I don't regret it, maybe it became prettier by continuing the gameplay. But probably not for my taste.
One of the finest cozy games out there!
This review is for the PlayStation 5 version
Potion Permit is absolute comfort in an exe file.
Play at your own pace, discover charming characters, enjoy the sights and sounds of Moonbury and find your purpose as a chemist.
This is one of those games that will truly reset you amidst a chaotic time. Platinumed it in a good 26 hour time frame. I really hope they make a sequel.
Mobile free @ Epic this week:
https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/potion-permit-android-e270c3
This has become a good "right before bed, wind down and relax" cozy game. There's no farming, which I don't mind. But all the other cozy elements are there - fishing, collecting items, really simplistic battle system.
So far this has definitely clicked with me better than Stardew Valley, which I couldn't get into. It's definitely inspired by it, but it's lower stakes, which I like. You still do have energy though.
This game looks neat! I'l try to buy it soon.