POTION
TOGETHER
Run an apothecary with up to seven friends. Brew chaos. Make a fortune. Or don’t.
A shop run by chaos.
You inherit a tent. The tent has a cauldron, a counter, and a sign reading "POTIONS, MAYBE". A customer walks in. They want something purple, fast, and "not the one that exploded last time". You have ninety seconds and three friends shouting from across the screen.
Potion Together is a co-op apothecary sim where the recipe book is a living document and the kitchen is barely big enough for the chaos. You'll grow your shop from a tent to a manor over a campaign that takes about twenty hours together, or three weeks if you keep getting distracted by side quests, which you will.
It's the cosy game that doesn't pretend you and your friends won't argue about whose turn it is to hold the cat.
Six things we brewed in.
1–8 Player Co-op
Solo, with a friend, or with up to seven players online. The game scales without changing what it is.
Physical Mini-Games
Stir, chop, pour, dodge. Every potion is a tiny haptic puzzle. Your hands learn the recipes before your brain does.
Shop Progression
Start with a tent. End with a manor. Earn upgrades that change layout, not just stats. Customers notice.
Tent → Manor
A long arc with real chapters. Each shop layout is a new game inside the game. Eight tiers, eight tones.
Online Co-op
Up to eight players in the same shop online. Mid-session host migration. Drop-in friends. Cross-region matchmaking.
No FOMO Events
Seasonal cosmetics, sure. Time-locked progression, never. Your grandma can come back in a year and it’s still her shop.
Recipes, devlog & press kit.
Tent to manor.
Closed Alpha
Friends-and-family build. Single shop, four players, eight recipes.
Co-op Backbone
Drop-in / drop-out, host migration, online matchmaking. Eight player support.
Manor Tier
Final shop layout, full progression curve, premium customers, named regulars.
Launch
Steam release. Couch-friendly, controller-first, full localization.
Brew with us.
Wishlist on Steam, join the Discord, and tell us which of your friends you trust with a cauldron. We’re betting it’s fewer than you think.