Potions Wilds is a premium adventure game for PC from developer Amotoplay. In this charming and cozy adventure, players will delve into a fantasy world brimming with wonder and life as they tend and grow a variety of different plants. They play as a quirky cat with a penchant for making potions.

Much like Lonesome Village and Everholm, Potion Wilds combines various RPG mechanics for its combat gameplay and open-world exploration to offer players a varied and immersive gameplay experience. The game also features fully hand-drawn art and graphics for a distinct look and presentation.

Of plants and potions

Potion Wilds is a cozy adventure in a fantasy world wherein you will explore the vast wilderness of The Cascade which is full of all kinds of flora and fauna. You will assume the role of a feline character who specializes in making potions. Go and seek out the lost shopkeeper while you collect various ingredients to help create your wild concoctions.

You will be meeting various villagers living within the forest during your search for the shopkeeper. Unlock new abilities to help you with encounters with hostile enemies and discover new potion recipes. You are not the only purveyor in town, though, as you will also need to compete with other shops, sometimes having to bribe and talk your way to get the upper hand in business.

What's more, there are multiple gear and accessories you can unlock to equip and change the look of your character to reflect your style. Now, one aspect of Potions Wilds that will be divisive for many will be its graphics and overall art style. Some will find the design to be a bit too bizarre and weird-looking to be appealing. This part of the game will be highly subjective.

Bizarre yet cozy

All in all, Potion Wilds is a nice and cozy fantasy adventure experience with a unique charm thanks in no small part to its visuals and presentation. There are plenty of recipes to collect and quirky side characters to interact with. The business side of shopkeeping also adds some depth to the game, which is always welcome. Give it a try and see for yourself.