
Aquanomicon
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Not again!
Dearest Witch has been found out by the towns as a witch, and thrown into the ocean once again. In this puzzle game, help her search through her spell book to find the potions required to survive at the bottom of the ocean.
Using the witch's trusty spellbook, find and decipher her recipes to make useful potions. Are there... cooking recipes thrown in here? If only she would take better care of her spell book...
Of course, to craft potions you'll need some ingredients. Collect fish, flowers, barnacles, coral, and whatever else you can get your hands on! The witch keeps pretty extensive notes on the ocean's wildlife, too.
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Using your Spellbook + Crafting Recipes
- Collect ingredients by clicking on them in the background to add them to your inventory - you can only hold eight at a time!- Inventory items can be right-clicked to be thrown out
- On a recipe page, click the slot, then click the item in your inventory to add it to the recipe slot
- Recipes are *order sensitive* - be sure to check the recipe so you know which ingredient goes where
- Items will be consumed if they're put into a recipe slot they don't belong in!
- Ingredients will stay in their recipe even if you flip away - use this to store ingredients, even if you can't complete the recipe quite yet!
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Don't be too frustrated if you can't complete all of your potions on your first playthrough - Aquanomicon is developed to be played a few times as you work through the mystery that is the Witch's spellbook! We recommend a run without collecting any ingredients just to familiarize yourself with your spell book.
If you're still having difficulty, don't fret! We definitely made this game a little harder than intended.
Walkthrough Here!
Changelog:
- Fixed a bug preventing some recipes from being craftable
- Fixed a bug that caused the abyss to re-darken after using the Eye Exhaustion Enabler
- Decreased descent speed, as original descent speed was causing an unintended difficulty hike