Shelve the Potions!

Shelve the Potions! is a charming, cozy game that makes organizing potions feel wonderfully satisfying. The clever little puzzles and adorable cats create a relaxing experience that's hard to put down!

Cute take on the organizing genre, adds puzzles for variety. Not as much built-in replay value as some of the others, but well worth the price.

Good.

Fantastic game. In a subset plagued by slop, this game shines above the rest. 10/10 would shelve again.

me ha parecido un juego bastante entretenido, he empezado a jugar y hasta ke lo acabe no pude parar. fueron un total de 7h y 20m . te hace memorizar los patrones para colocar las pociones y buscar las pistas necesarias para poder colocarlos en el orden correcto pero eso solo la primera vez, después ya tienes la solución en el inventario y es todo mucho mas rápido. la verdad ke si lo tuyo es ordenar cosas este juego esta muy bien. además puedes colocar las pociones en el orden que quieras dentro de su color, osea que no hay un orden predeterminado y eso me parece fantástico. yo por ejemplo los coloque por tipo de botella de poción, para que visualmente no me diera TOC, pero eso ya a gusto del consumidor.

差不多 半天可以玩完 有些線索不明顯 目前沒看見六角形方塊的線索 建議真的很打折再買

Clearly-inspired by Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library, Shelve the Potions! increases the puzzle elements while reducing the item overwhelm. The result is... moderately successful. It's charming, it's puzzling, and it manages to be largely approachable. Unfortunately, I do think it struggles a bit to either A) provide puzzles that are accessible to the average person looking for a tidy-up (the demo did not touch on some of the more challenging organization hints), or B) challenges for players looking for a puzzle (several of the puzzles are little more than sequence memorization + mimicry). And while there are a number of sequences to learn and use for sorting, they are re-used across potion colors. This results in a game that feels like it's hovering between a tidy-up and an escape room (both good things, in my opinion) without committing *enough* to either. If you like tidy-ups or escape rooms, I do recommend it - the experience is charming, the price is reasonable, and it's clear the devs put in effort. It doesn't redefine either genre, but that's not a requirement to scratch the itch.