Alchemy Garden
Craft magic potions and sell them in your own alchemy shop! Explore the world and harvest plants to discover new recipes! Take care of your own garden of alchemy and decorate the shop as you like in this life sim game!
CUSTOMIZE YOUR ALCHEMIST
Customize the appearance of your alchemist to your liking, with various types of eyes, hairstyles and outfits!
CRAFT POTIONS
Craft and discover a wide variety of potions through experiments using all kinds of plants and minerals.
RUN YOUR OWN POTION SHOP
Run your own alchemy shop and sell plants, potions and minerals. The price of your goods will vary depending on the state of your shop, the variety and the satisfaction of your customers. Sometimes your customers will want to haggle over the price!
CREATE BEAUTIFUL GARDENS
Take care of your plants and decorate your garden by placing fences, lights, fountains and much more furniture! You can also buy the adjacent land to expand your custom environment!
EXPLORE
Go outside in search of new plants and minerals for your experiments, you will find different plants in each season of the year! Oh, and don’t forget to pay a visit to Rosewood Ville, where you can accept commissions from its villagers, buy all kinds of tools, seeds or clothes!
Game Discussion
Steam User 5
This game is a pleasant life sim, with growing flowers and making potions as the source of income to buy decorations for your house, shop and garden. At the moment, it’s more decorating than farming, but I hope the developers continue to invest time and passion in the game to expand its repertoire.
Steam User 4
I like this game, it's nice ON PAPER, but I accidentally spent all the gold I accumulated over several real life months on 5 chests because:
1. When you buy an item, there is no additional confirmation check or visual cue that you already made the purchase. I think some part of the UI should shake or glow or a blinking arrow / key should appear or something.
2. I don't think there's any NPC that you can sell items to? Or I just haven't figured that out yet.
3. I thought the game only saved when you use the bed. BUT NO, sleeping only a) respawns plants all over the areas and b) if you use the bed enough the preferred potions of customers will occasionally change. If you made a mistake with your gold you will find that it is not undoable.
4. You can place furniture but I cannot figure out if it's possible to relocate them.
5. The gold I accumulated hadn't even reached the point of being able to buy the cheapest plot of land. It's already a simplistic game that tries to be nothing but relaxing, HOWEVER I'm not a big fan of the mechanic wherein your shop/house gradually breaks down on nearly a day by day basis and you sell your potions at a lower price because of it. I don't think I'll ever get to do the actual gardening at this rate.
I'd love for some improvements to be made.
Steam User 3
Cute, chill, and relaxing. I just wish there was more to it. You only get, roughly, four areas to explore. Now, I say "Roughly" because the cave is just too tiny. There aren't that many potions to discover either, but I suppose that makes shop keeping a bit easier with a smaller inventory.
Speaking of inventory, one of my biggest complaints is if I forget to empty my inventory, any item from plants and/or potion brewing is just gone to the void.
Second complaint is the camera in this game. It feels so wonky and it is so easy to accidentally select the open sign for the store and either open or close it when you don't mean to.
I got all of the achievements in three days, so it's a really easy game to get the hang of. I got both of my sisters into it as well and the two of them really enjoy it. Overall, I really did enjoy this game and I had a lot of fun with it. It can just take a minute to actually get started.
Steam User 1
Updating my review on this game; my first impressions were very negative, since it was such a sparse gaming experience with a minimal tutorial. I've since been playing this non-stop. Once you make that first $1,000 gold and figure out how to play this game it becomes addicting incredibly fast. Sure the graphics are subpar, and the controls are wonky, but damn if it isn't fun. I want to do more, and get more potions and decorate my house, buy all the garden plots, and sell stuff at my store. I think once I get all the achievements I'll slow down, but until then it's dang fun for having received this for free through Amazon Games/Twitch. If I didn't have a Steam Deck I don't think I would have ever given this game a try sitting at my computer desk playing this. Playing handheld is the way to play this game. P.S. re-map the 'L3' sprinting button to one of the back 4 buttons on the Steam Deck. It will save your left thumb from going numb.
Steam User 2
it's a super fun, cute game! but it really quickly feels unfinished and limited... it's good if you are a casual gamer, and just want something relaxing
Steam User 3
A cute indie, the tutorial isn't really clear but being the owner of a magical shop is really fun, i personally like the graphics but i do think it does lack a bit of polishness on the software side (GUIs, interfaces and stuff). Overall i'd say it's worth it if you get it discounted, but full price only if you are a big fan of the shopkeeper genre and you want something new.
Steam User 0
Really cute game, I really enjoyed the time spent playing during stream. Though I did have a few gripes, the watering mechanic was far too tedious, the stamina depleted a bit too quickly, and the tools broke quite easily (even when using the upgraded tools). Those are my only issues over all, but despite those few mechanic gripes, I was still able to sit and play for several hours. I did love the potion making and foraging aspects. I recommend this game to those that don't mind the few things I mentioned above. Overall cute and cozy game!