Potion Siege

About Potion Siege: Brew, Merge, and Defend the Castle Wall

Potion Siege puts living potion bottles on the front line of a castle wall, holding back a relentless clockwork army wave after wave. The core loop is tight and satisfying: summon potions, merge matching ones into stronger versions, and choose a skill card each time you upgrade. Fire, ice, lightning, and other elemental potions each fight in their own distinct way, and every chapter closes with a clockwork boss battle. Beyond the story stages — which award stars and unlock hard modes — an endless mode challenges you to see just how long your defenses can hold.

How to Play Potion Siege: Survive Every Wave to Win the Stage

The goal is straightforward: stop the clockwork army from breaking through the castle wall by surviving every wave in a stage.

Building and Merging Potions

• Click Summon to brew a new potion and place it on the wall.
• Drag a potion onto another of the same kind to merge them into a single, stronger potion.

Upgrading and the Alchemist

• Click Upgrade, then choose one of three skill cards to shape your defense.

Stage Progression

• Clear story stages to earn stars and unlock hard modes.
• Switch to endless mode to test how long your defenses can last without a finish line.

Controls

• Click Summon: Brew a potion onto the wall
• Drag: Move a potion onto a matching one to merge them
• Click Upgrade: Open the skill card selection
• Click the alchemist: Cast his ability when fully charged
• Tap (phone or tablet): Replaces all click and drag actions on touch devices
• Portrait orientation (phone): Required on mobile; the game prompts you to rotate back if you turn the device sideways
• Landscape orientation (desktop or wide screen): The battlefield fills the screen on its side automatically

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