Pharmacy Next to the Dungeon
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About the game
Run a small pharmacy beside a dungeon and care for adventurers! Process and combine ingredients to brew potions, diagnose adventurers with various tools, and prescribe the right remedies. Help adventurers on their journeys and grow your pharmacy in this fantasy management sim!
Original Steam description
Welcome to Pharmacy Next to the Dungeon!
A dungeon filled with dangerous monsters and mysterious treasures awaits adventurers.
Right beside its entrance stands a small pharmacy dedicated to helping them.
Become the pharmacist, brew potions for adventurers, and treat their injuries and illnesses.
Process and combine a variety of ingredients to craft potions as you run your very own little pharmacy next to the dungeon.
🧪 Process Ingredients and Brew Potions
From mysterious herbs to rare materials obtained from monsters!
Grind, extract, and mix a variety of ingredients to create all kinds of potions.
As you run your pharmacy, new ingredients, recipes, and crafting equipment will become available, allowing you to brew an ever-growing variety of potions.
🩺 Diagnose Adventurers and Prescribe the Right Medicine
From adventurers injured in the dungeon to those preparing for dangerous expeditions, every visitor has their own needs.
Use various diagnostic tools to examine their conditions and prescribe the right potions for their symptoms.
A single potion you create might be just what an adventurer needs to continue their journey.
📖 Grow Your Little Pharmacy
Run your pharmacy day by day as you learn to work with new ingredients and crafting techniques.
You'll start by making simple potions, but as time goes on, you'll take on increasingly complex brewing processes.
Begin with a small pharmacy and become a trusted pharmacist who supports countless adventurers on their journeys.
Demo and release information
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