A Place for Every Potion

Expect two linked tasks: purify bottles, then shelve them by color and sigil; limited carrying capacity makes task switching central.

The 4,160-potion workload is substantial, though there are no timers, penalties, or fail state.

Steam lists Windows and macOS support, but the published system requirements cover Windows; check compatibility if you plan to play on Mac.

Interface and subtitles cover eleven languages, while full audio is not listed. Full controller and save-anytime support are included.

It is a paid purchase, so check Steam for the current price and sale status.

Pour, purify, and shelve

In A Place for Every Potion, each bottle takes two steps: pour until it holds one pure color, then use its color and label sigil to find the right shelf.

A shared carrying limit

You can levitate only a few bottles at once, so carrying potions and keeping bottles free for pouring compete for your attention.

A large, fixed sorting task

All 4,160 potions start in one pile, spread across 52 shelf sections and thirteen potion families. Nothing respawns or refills.

A laboratory that visibly changes

A Place for Every Potion uses the room itself to show progress: the floor clears while shelves fill and light up.

Skill points improve your tools

Sorting earns XP and levels that grant skill points for upgrades such as carrying more, reaching farther, expanding buffers, and spotting workable bottles.

Solo play and Steam support

The game is single-player, with full controller support, Save Anytime, Steam Cloud, Steam Achievements, and Family Sharing.