- October 15, 2020
- dieselmine
Mira and the Mysteries of Alchemy
64%Game Brain Score
story
gameplay, graphics
71% User Score 41 reviews
Platforms
About
"Mira and the Mysteries of Alchemy" is a classic RPG following an apprentice alchemist named Mira who must search for ingredients to craft an antidote after a potion-making mistake. The game features action RPG combat, exploration of various dungeons, and item crafting using alchemy.





Audience ScoreBased on 41 reviews
story5 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- High-quality CGs and pixel animations enhance the visual experience.
- The game features a unique premise with a futa protagonist and engaging adult scenes.
- Despite its short length, the game offers a fun and light-hearted experience for fans of the genre.
- The gameplay is very linear and lacks depth, making it feel shallow.
- The game is quite short, with playtime around 3-5 hours, which may not justify the price.
- Many players found the content repetitive and not worth the full price, especially without the uncensored patch.
story
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is generally viewed as shallow and short, with many reviewers noting a lack of depth and linearity in the narrative. While some appreciate the fun and interesting elements, particularly in character interactions, others criticize the minimal progression and generic character development. Overall, the game may appeal to those looking for casual enjoyment rather than a robust storytelling experience.
“The story is good and the gameplay is decent.”
“Mira and the mysteries of alchemy is a very story-driven game, so expect to do a lot of reading and going from point 'a' to 'b'.”
“I would recommend getting the official path, just to flesh out the story a bit more.”
“It is a short game with no leveling mechanics, not real indications of how to progress the story.”
“You are subjected to a ride which is low grade and tells no real story.”
“Without it, the game is extremely short, not much gameplay, not much story, generic one-sided characters.”