Potion Permit

Potion Permit is sent to the town of Moonbury, where one day the patience of local doctors runs out, and a visiting alchemist has to treat the mayor’s daughter. This is where the work begins: brew potions, make diagnoses and little by little gain the trust of people who at first look askance at the stranger. The diagnosis is not a formality here. Before you take on the boiler, you need to understand what is bothering the patient, and for this you need to examine, question and compare the symptoms. The recipe depends on the correct conclusion, and you have to look for the ingredients yourself: in the forest, by the river, on the slopes, simultaneously scaring away the local living creatures. The city lives its own life: residents have affairs, habits and opinions about you. Someone is happy about the help, someone is accumulating discontent, and how history will turn out depends on this. There is no clear ending - the game ends as the player himself decides, and this is how it differs from story-based simulators. It is also worth noting that the ingredients vary in quality and season: what grew by the road yesterday will have to be looked for elsewhere tomorrow. There are also tools that are gradually improving, and with them, collection and processing are speeding up. In addition to treating residents, you can help the city as a whole: repair bridges, deal with local problems and monitor how people’s attitudes towards the visiting alchemist change. In addition to alchemy, there are ordinary everyday activities: arranging a house, starting a vegetable garden, making tools. Potion Permit is not in a hurry: you can brew potions for months and deal with other people’s illnesses, or you can take care of your own household - the pace is set by the player himself.