Potion Brew Shop is a point-and-click potion puzzle in the browser: read each customer order, click shelf ingredients into the cauldron, then serve the bottle before the timer runs out. Clear 30 orders to win the campaign; ten wrong brews close the shop. About ~32 KB after Play, no install, no account.
Prefer pipe valves instead? Try Wash The Cat.
Fulfill potion orders, unlock new ingredients, and keep mistakes under ten. From Black Cat Potions by Sebastian Dorn (MIT, JS13K 2025). About ~32 KB downloads once when you press Play.
Click or tap ingredients, the cauldron, and the bottle button on the canvas. Press Esc inside the game to pause. Best on desktop or tablet with a pointer.
Welcome to Potion Brew Shop - a free browser potion puzzle you can play without an account or install. Press Play to load the ~32 KB canvas engine in a same-origin iframe, then click shelf bottles to add ingredients to the cauldron and serve the correct brew before the order timer expires. New ingredient types unlock as you progress through three shop stages. Win by completing 30 correct orders; lose if customers complain ten times. Privacy note: nothing leaves this device except the initial page and game files from this site. For more free browser games, open the games hub. Prefer pipe routing? Try Wash The Cat.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Potion Brew Shop?
A point-and-click potion shop puzzle. Customers show an order card; you click shelf ingredients into the cauldron, then click the bottle button to serve. Clear 30 orders to win; ten wrong brews end the run.
How do I control it?
Mouse click or tap on the canvas only. Click ingredient bottles on the shelves to add them to the cauldron. Click the round bottle button to serve. Press Esc to pause. A restart button clears the cauldron mid-order.
Is progress saved?
No. The engine does not use localStorage or accounts. Each shop session starts from the intro screen.
How big is the download?
About ~32 KB of HTML and JavaScript after you press Play. The browser caches it for later visits on the same device.
Does it work on a phone?
The engine uses canvas clicks and scales to your screen. It plays on phones and tablets, though reading order text and clicking small bottles is easiest with a mouse or stylus.
Is this open source?
Yes. Adapted from Black Cat Potions by Sebastian Dorn (sebadorn/js13k-2025-black-cat) under the MIT license. This site build adds noindex on the iframe and ships LICENSE next to the engine.