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Fuecho4 years ago

The game is very pretty, the textures on the 3d models look really good and fit right in with the 2d assets. This would have been so much fun to see a physical version of, especially if you could reach for the other players buttons and screw up their spells! 

The ingredients list is a good idea in theory, but makes the game more into a memorizing game. Maybe having less spells, or less things to mix with? But on the other hand when two players share one cabinet, it adds to the competition. So it's a difficult problem to solve.

Otherwise, really fun game! Worked well for me

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WITCHING HOURS4 years ago

Thank you for playing the game! 

As you might have understood, this is actually an arcade game, and the potion book feels much more natural as a physical copy with the actual controllers. We did play around with an in game potion book though, to make the game feel more coherent when you play it on a keyboard. We would have loved to have both options if there was enough time.

We aimed to push the players to disturb one another in the potion making, which is more obvious with the arcade controllers since the shelf button is huge. A pro tip though: You can still be sneaky and press the "E" or "right shift" button for the other person if you are quick enough. This drives my friends crazy, but it's too much fun not to mess with the other person and it brings out a lot of laughter!

We are all glad you enjoyed the game!

/Kiwi Backman, producer of Potion Panic!

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