- September 28, 2020
- Lotos Project
Absolute Alchemical Potion
92%Game Brain Score
story, music
character development, grinding
92% User Score 76 reviews
Platforms
About
Absolute Alchemical Potion is an action-packed RPG where you brew potions to gain abilities and defeat enemies. Explore a procedurally generated world, collect ingredients, and discover alchemy techniques to upgrade your potions. Battle challenging bosses and save the world from destruction.







Audience ScoreBased on 76 reviews
story28 positive mentions
character development3 negative mentions
- The game features charming artwork and a well-developed world, making it visually appealing and immersive.
- Celsia, the protagonist, is a refreshing character with a strong personality, providing a unique perspective compared to typical otome leads.
- The game offers multiple endings and character routes, allowing for replayability and a variety of romantic interactions.
- The pacing can feel rushed, and some romantic elements lack depth, making it hard to connect emotionally with the characters.
- The main character's self-absorbed nature may be off-putting to some players, leading to a lack of attachment to her and the love interests.
- Technical issues such as inconvenient save/load systems and inconsistent character art can detract from the overall experience.
story
74 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally praised for its creativity and engaging characters, particularly the strong female protagonist and her interesting love interests. However, some reviewers noted that the romance feels rushed and the plot can be inconsistent, with a significant overlap in storylines across different routes. Despite its brevity, the narrative is described as captivating, with enjoyable artwork and music that enhance the overall experience.
“An engaging enough story about an alchemist that fails in her latest creation causing her to lose her magical powers; thus recruiting three male helpers to aid her on her journey to recover replacement ingredients so she may try again.”
“The art is lovely, the music fits perfectly, and the story has hidden depths.”
“Great story with cute characters and a lot of endings and details.”
“The storyline doesn't always make sense, and I found myself occasionally asking the screen why there wasn't another, better option for the next quest.”
“The main story is not very long, and then you just have to play again and again just to achieve slightly different results story-wise.”
“Story and world building doesn't branch out much beyond what it name drops or shows a little on, but it's a short visual novel; if there was more written about that, and didn't make the routes with the love interests brushed over or simplified, I would've cared about someone at least and felt more complete.”