Alchemic Cutie is a relaxing adventure RPG set on colorful Wimba Island. While taming wild jellies, you’ll meet villagers, enter jelly competitions and uncover the secrets of the island.
"Go on an adventure on the colorful Wimba Island to catch jellies, meet villagers, and discover secrets.
With each jelly having uniquely generated stats, traits, and over 4000 visual styles, you can raise and catch the perfect jelly companion to win seasonal jelly competitions.
And to really boost your jelly's abilities, use alchemy to create special items with powerful affects or morph items into something new. All the while mingling with the island's inhabitants to form lasting friendships and rivalries."
Greatness is so close, but until a few patches fix the blunders, it will never meet the standards it could. The inspiration it takes from Slime Rancher proves hurtful, too. Alchemic Cutie fails to emulate it, making me want to jump to the better choice.
While undeniably quite positive and cute, there are some mixed messages in implementation that make it unclear who the game is for
Alchemic Cutie is a game of highs and lows. The concept is great, and I adore the pixelated format. Wimba Island is full of mystery, and I’m keen to find out more. Unfortunately, the faded or night time colouring when it’s raining and the complexity of the jelly colour palette make it hard to give our top rating. The developers have clearly invested...
Alchemic Cutie is an adept of adorableness that's in need of an elixir to smooth out the bugs, improve tutorials, and make it that bit more manageable and engaging.
Alchemic Cutie is a sweet sim-RPG that, though lacking guidance, will have you hooked the moment you dive in. After encountering a few bugs, the game can be frustrating, but overall is still on my daily “to-play” list.
