
Shelve the Potions! Organize 2000+ potions on shelves after the witch's cats have knocked them over, using clues around an enchanted cellar. Learn strange symbols, decipher cryptic notes, and uncover the correct shelf orders in a cozy organizational simple puzzle game.
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Shelve the Potions! Organize 2000+ potions on shelves after the witch's cats have knocked them over, using clues around an enchanted cellar. Learn strange symbols, decipher cryptic notes, and uncover the correct shelf orders in a cozy organizational simple puzzle game.
The witch had to leave on urgent business. By the time you arrive for your very first day as her apprentice. Her mischievous cats have knocked every potion off the shelves, turning the workshop into complete chaos. To leave a good first impression, we might as well put them back up.
Each shelf is its own handcrafted puzzle with unique rules waiting to be discovered. Sort and organize over 2,000+ potions, learning how every order works through experimentation, logic, and observation.
Some puzzles can be solved at a glance, while others require finding hidden clues, using special items, or connecting information you've learned elsewhere in the workshop.
Whenever you feel stuck, Pet the magical cats, then ask them for hints. They'll point you toward missing potions, highlight important clues, or even reveal part of a puzzle's solution when you need a little extra help.
20+ handcrafted potion-sorting puzzles with unique rules to discover.
Organize and sort 2,000+ unique potions throughout the workshop.
Relaxing gameplay with no timers or penalties.
Cozy fantasy atmosphere inspired by witches, and alchemy.
Cute cats!

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Completely enamored with this game. It differs from most recent launches of the organizing genre by having simple puzzles that determine the order of the potions instead of just numbers, which prompts a little more exploration than just running around grabbing items. The potions are color coded and stand out easily on the floor, but even so as you gain levels and unlock magic it becomes really chill to grab them around. There's also so many kitties! Some are helpful, others are just there to look pretty, all are adorable and pet-able :) The dev(s) have provided a pretty decent behind the scenes that shows this is indeed an AI-free game, and personally I have not seen anything that indicates otherwise.
I played the demo and couldn't wait to play the full game. The tutorial seemed straight forward and simple enough while scratching the clean up/organization itch. When i entered the main area from the tutorial room you're left totally to your own devices. No more help, direction or tips. I picked up a potion and walked around for what seemed forever trying to interact with different things around the room. I did this with numerous potions and numerous items around the room and nothing seemed interactable. All i got done was the musical row with the harp completed in 30 min. I spent upwards of 10 min just walking around looking at what was interactable and trying to find a bottle with the corresponding icon and when i found one (i think...cause the icons on the bottles are so small it was hard to see what they were) the object I thought matched still wasn't interactable so I had no idea what to do to solve the puzzles. It felt overwhelming, not relaxing to be standing in the middle of all of the potions and have zero clue. I think the size of the icons would have made a difference.
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Languages: English, Arabic, German, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Russian, French, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil
Hours played at review time, across 461 reviews with recorded playtime.
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For a "sort the items" type of game, this one does a good job of actually being a game.
솔직히 정리는 모르겠고 고양이만 쓰다듬었습니다.... 그릉 갸르릉 소리가 너무 기분 좋아요
Really cute little game. I love the added puzzles to the shelves. Might not be for everyone, but I really enjoyed them a lot. I was a little disappointed when I was nearing the end, which I think is always a good sign. I'm really looking forward to seeing what comes of this, and if there's going to be any updates. Also, <3 and happy to support actual artists and not AI garbage.
I started with the library clean up game then the grocery store clean up and enjoyed both a lot but this game has kicked it up a notch by adding the puzzles. The bright colors and different shaped bottles were very clever as well. By far my favorite clean up game so far. Great job devs!
I do recommend the game for the price it is. I got around 16 ish hours of gameplay out of 5 dollars which isn't too bad considering spending 2 hours at a bowling alley is usually triple/quadruple that price. Once you've finished the game, unless you're super into repeating completing a game you've already completed in 4 hours, you will probably uninstall it after grabbing all the achievements for the game. Regardless, I think it was worth the hours and the 5 dollars I tossed into it. The fact it has a colorblind-friendly mode is inclusive and while I'm not colorblind I can appreciate accessibility toggles.
Can't really recommend the game. It's quite okay, and some of the puzzles are nice (but barely really interesting), but overall, the experience falls quite flat. There are many rows of potions where you just count from 1 to 8, repeatedly, in many different colors. In fact, that goes for all the puzzles: you don't just have to solve them and then arrange the corresponding potions in the correct order; instead, you have to repeat that exact same process ~5 times. There's no real value in that, perhaps just to prolong the game enough to make sure it goes over 2 hours. I did not enjoy that and just wanted to complete it and be done with it. With their idol, Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!, I really wanted to get all the achievements and thus played through it three times. Here, I'll just uninstall the game now after my first run.
Really fun sorting game, enjoyed the puzzles, probably spent way too much time petting the cats
If you find sorting your Magic: the Gathering cards to be a relaxing activity, then you will probably enjoy this game.
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