Magic Pot

Magic Pot is a potion game where you mix strange ingredients in a magic cauldron and collect the cute creatures that come out. You feel like a little wizard bartender, and it's free to play in your browser.

About Magic Pot

On the shelf sit magic herbs, dried butterfly wings and odd bits you don't even know the name of. You pick a few of the ingredients you have, toss them into the cauldron and stir well. After the mix foams and glows, a round-eyed, slightly strange but very sweet creature comes out.

The creatures aren't only for collecting. When you send them into the magic forest, they find new magic ingredients and bring them back. These ingredients let you try new recipes, so every new creature opens the door to the next. Discovering what each ingredient does when combined, by experimenting, is the real curiosity of the game.

Why do kids love this game?

Guessing what will come out of the cauldron is like opening a surprise box. There's no such thing as a wrong mix, and since every try gives a different look, kids enjoy finding their own recipes.

Is this game safe for kids?

Yes. Even if the ingredient names have a bit of a witch's cauldron feel, everything that comes out is a soft-edged, smile-inducing creature. It's played to calm music without rushing you, and there isn't a scary moment.

1. Look over the ingredients on the shelf.
2. Choose the ingredients you want to toss into the cauldron.
3. Stir with the spoon and wait for the potion to be ready.
4. Greet the new creature that comes out of the cauldron.
5. Send the creature into the magic forest to gather ingredients.
6. Try different recipes with the new ingredients that arrive.
7. Work on filling the empty spots in your collection.

• Note down recipes: recording which ingredients give which creature speeds up finding the missing ones.
• Change one ingredient: swapping just one ingredient in a recipe is the easiest way to understand its effect.
• Don't leave the forest empty: keeping creatures on missions all the time keeps your ingredient stock from running out.
• Save rare ingredients: holding a scarce piece for a new recipe is smarter than spending it on the first try.
• Pay attention to colors: the color of the ingredients often hints at how the creature will look.

• Magic cauldron: you mix ingredients to make potions.
• Surprise creatures: every recipe produces a different, cute monster.
• Forest trips: creatures bring back new ingredients.
• Freedom to experiment: there are no wrong recipes, every mix gives a result.
• Collection: the creatures you find are gathered in an album.
• Calm pace: played comfortably with no time pressure.