TLDR: If you don't mind a bit of a grind, this game can be really fun for those who like to min/max.

I love the art style! This game has such a unique identity when it comes to how it looks, I love it so much! It's very quaint and fits the cozy aesthetic, having a bit of a parchment paper look to everything. Makes it truly feel medieval.

General game mechanics are fun! There's a map where you discover new potion effects and your ingredients pave the path to them. Simple enough, makes the game have progress, and there's even a second map. You can save recipes too, so you don't have to traverse the map every time you need to make a potion.

It gets SUPER grindy near the late game... It just takes soooo long to get through the last bits of the game, mostly because of the reputation takes longer to accumulate to the next level. There's not a lot of new stuff introduced in the end too, so it starts to feel pretty boring!

TLDR: If you don't mind a bit of a grind, this game can be really fun for those who like to min/max. [h1]Pros[/h1] [b]I love the art style![/b] This game has such a unique identity when it comes to how it looks, I love it so much! It's very quaint and fits the cozy aesthetic, having a bit of a parchment paper look to everything. Makes it truly feel medieval. [b]General game mechanics are fun![/b] There's a map where you discover new potion effects and your ingredients pave the path to them. Simple enough, makes the game have progress, and there's even a second map. You can save recipes too, so you don't have to traverse the map every time you need to make a potion. [h1]Cons[/h1] [b]It gets SUPER grindy near the late game...[/b] It just takes soooo long to get through the last bits of the game, mostly because of the reputation takes longer to accumulate to the next level. There's not a lot of new stuff introduced in the end too, so it starts to feel pretty boring!