Absolute Alchemical Potion

Exiled scientist-alchemist Celsia had enough of living in complete seclusion in Barren Lands. Her ticket back into civilization is her newest and the most brilliant creation - Elixir of Immortality! With it, she will show all those ignorant old men, who had the guts to banish her into a wasteland, who's the best in the world! There is just a small problem, tiny really… the potion isn't ready yet. And what's worse, her latest attempt didn't go as expected and she ended up with sealed-up powers. Oh, and she also shrank in size! If word of this disaster reaches the Ministry of Mages it could mean her ultimate demise so there is no time for idle! [i]Absolute Alchemical Potion[/i] is a standard otome game with three romanceable boys. What isn't much standard is the role of the main heroine - she is in a higher position than her suitors. Gestalt is her former assistant (and lover), Sitri is her familiar and Glem is her servant. Their interactions are influenced by this position and although I am not exactly a fan of this, it wasn't that bad. At least it was a change from the mostly naive and useless heroines. ;) The writing is rather good and most of the time engaging. At your disp…

I liked it, And i got all the achivements done as well cuz i was enjoying it!

This is a super cute little OEL otome. The art is charming, the worldbuilding is good (I'd love to see more happen in this world), and Celsia is a novel otome protagonist. Where many (localized) otome MCs are generally more kind and selfless*, Celsia is unabashedly selfish and ambitious. I like all the guys but Glem is my personal favorite. *This is not me putting these MCs down, just wanting a greater variety in personality at times.

10/10

Absolute Alchemical Potion is a compact, character-focused visual novel that blends whimsical fantasy, light adventure, and romantic storytelling into a cohesive and approachable experience. Developed and published by Lotos Project, the game centers on a confident yet flawed alchemist whose pursuit of greatness backfires spectacularly, setting the stage for a story that balances humor, personal growth, and emotional stakes. Rather than presenting a sprawling epic, the game opts for a tightly written narrative that places its protagonist and her relationships firmly at the heart of the experience. The story follows Celsia, a gifted alchemist whose attempt to create a legendary potion goes disastrously wrong. Instead of achieving immortality, she loses her magical power, suffers physical consequences, and draws the ire of powerful magical authorities. Faced with exile and a looming deadline to prove her worth, Celsia’s journey becomes one of recovery and self-reflection as much as magical discovery. This setup gives the narrative a clear sense of urgency while also allowing room for quieter moments of introspection and humor, as Celsia’s sharp wit and strong personality consistently…

The game wasn't bad, but the writing was a bit lackluster imho. Lotos Projects' other work, Guardian of the future, I feel was a better game. I bought this on discount for I think like $7 so I can't complain too much. The Chibis were cute as was most of the artwork, yet the game didnt really scratch that itch. It's not BAD so If you're on the fence just try it, you have 2 hours and 2 weeks to decide if you want to play further anyway. Also my playtime is a complete 100% playthough of the game and achievements fyi