

The Sealed Ampoule
CAVYHOUSE · 2021 · Incremental, Anime, 3D, Adventure, Story Rich
PC
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About The Sealed Ampoule
CAVYHOUSE, creators of Forget Me Not: My Organic Garden and The Midnight Sanctuary, presents their latest

Level-up not only your character, but your dungeon itself to score huge bumper crops of items and Magic Circles galore!
By continuously exploring deeper and deeper into the dungeon, you can remake (agriculturalize) your dungeon, increasing your strategic efficiency and gradually transforming it into a bountiful and profitable farm in this extremely unique and original Roguelite game combining elements of dungeon exploration and clicker-style gameplay.
The game system itself mainly consists of leveling up your character and the dungeon as steadily and consistently as possible.In contrast to this rather humble system, the art style is gorgeously ethereal and enchanting.
Lose yourself in the gorgeously ethereal art style, featuring an alchemy + "Cabinet of Curiosities"-inspired motif.
The player takes on the role of protagonist and novice alchemist Irene Morgan as explores her newly-acquired secondhand dungeon.
While fixing up and maintaining her dungeon, she encounters the strangest murder case ever, which she ends up investigating.

During the preparation phase, you can develop and expand your dungeon or acquire new skills for Irene.
Learning new skills will allow you to dive deeper into the dungeon and fight against tougher enemies and bosses.

There are two distinct “levels” for each dungeon floor: Farm level and Magic level.Increasing Farm level will increase the number of items made available;
Increasing Magic level will increase the number of useful magic circles.
Ultimately, if you manage to maximize both levels for a particular floor, you can then agriculturalize it.
Once agriculturalized, the floor becomes a veritable paradise, providing large amounts of items and free of any enemies.
There are over 100 types of skills, such as Attack, Heal, Enchant, Item Management, etc.Each player can develop their own unique play style based on how they manage and combine their various skills.
Prepare yourself well, go out and explore the dungeon, and level up both your character and your dungeon...
It’s an all-new type of Rogue-like exploration and adventure!
Having recently lost her beloved mother, she decided to start her own business as a way to help take her mind off of her grief and become more independent.
One day, she found a cheap secondhand dungeon for sale in an online alchemist shop called "Mercuri", and bought it immediately.
However, if a deal seems too good to be true, well...The dungeon turned out to be full of strange enemies, which Irene must defeat before gathering items for her alchemy practices.
Upon finally reaching the deeper depths of the dungeon, exhausted, she encounters a doll-like set of twins and the mysterious dead body of an unknown man. This is where Irene's dodgy dungeon murder mystery begins...

Two stories are separate and standalone, so there is no need to be familiar with the previous game before playing The Sealed Ampoule.
However, there are some recurring characters appearing in both titles, which will help provide a bit more insight on this interesting and mysterious world world.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Quite mindless dungeon crawler rogue-lite but it honestly has its charm when you just want to turn your brain off for a bit. personally didn't like the art style and it might be a bit overpriced for what it is even on sale.2 found this helpful
The Sealed Ampoule is a roguelite dungeon RPG developed by CAVYHOUSE and published by PLAYISM that takes familiar dungeon-crawling mechanics and reshapes them into something far more experimental and layered. While many games in the genre revolve entirely around combat progression and equipment upgrades, this title introduces management systems, resource cultivation, mystery storytelling, and long-term development mechanics that give it a very different identity. It is a game that rewards planning and patience while steadily transforming what begins as a simple dungeon adventure into a surprisingly deep progression-focused experience. The story centers around Irene Morgan, a young alchemist who unexpectedly acquires ownership of an old dungeon. At first, the opportunity seems like a chance to build a better future by exploring dangerous territory and gathering valuable resources. However, the deeper Irene travels into her newly obtained property, the more unusual things become. Strange mysteries begin surfacing beneath the dungeon’s walls, gradually revealing secrets that shift the experience beyond simple exploration and resource gathering. The narrative unfolds slowly, allowing …1 found this helpful
While at first I was really hopeful, the game ground me down as I went on. The game lacks sanity when it comes to quality of life, paired with slow progress and a gameplay loop that doesn't evolve much I left this game realizing that I like "Mystery Dungeon" type games, but with the ultimate opinion that I do not appreciate this specific one.1 found this helpful
An alchemist buys a dungeon to farm for materials and through alchemy turn dungeon floors to actual farms. Get deeper, get better ingredients, get better alchemy, solve the mystery of the dungeon!1 found this helpful
I don't have a lot of experience with the genre but this one does feel a bit more grindy than others I tried. That said, it's plenty fun and satisfying. The final boss was ultra tough and considering there are 900 floors after that, I'll probably take a break for now. Only real negative thing I can say is there desperately needs to be a VSYNC option in the game. Controller support was flawless and I encountered no crashes or noticeable issues during my playthrough.1 found this helpful
Doesn't really explain the controls and keybinds you'd want to know but I'm starting to see the appeal of this
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