Capybara Alchemy: Mix Elements

Start with fire, water, earth and air and see what they turn into. Capybara Alchemy is a relaxing alchemy game about mixing elements: drag one item onto another and a new one appears. Water and fire make steam. Keep going and you will reach volcanoes, dragons, rainbows and even a black hole, with an unbothered capybara alchemist keeping you company.

HOW TO PLAY

Drop one item on another to combine them. If the pair works, you get a new discovery and a short, funny note about it. If it doesn't, nothing is lost, so try another pair. Every recipe follows a logic you can guess: a plant needs earth and water, a storm needs clouds and wind.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• 400+ items to discover and 900+ recipes across nature, weather, animals, the kitchen, space and myths

• Daily Trio: three new puzzles every day (easy, medium and expert) with medals and a streak

• Tiered hints: a small nudge first, the full recipe only if you ask for it. Hints always build on what is already in your library

• Hints refill on their own over time, and an optional short video gives you a few more

• Themed collections, from animals to city life, plus a pack with modern internet vibes

• An encyclopedia with a recipe tree for every item, so you can trace any discovery back to the four elements

• Share a discovery card with friends, with the recipe hidden if you want to keep it a secret

• Plays offline, in 7 languages, with a cozy illustrated capybara look

FAIR ADS

The game shows ads, but only at natural breaks: after a milestone or a finished Daily Trio, never in the middle of a combine. Videos for extra hints are always your choice. Capybara Alchemy Pro is a single purchase with no subscription. It removes the ads that interrupt play and gives you more hints.

FAQ

Does it work without internet? Yes. The game, the daily puzzles and your progress all work offline. Ads and the Pro purchase need a connection.

Is there energy or waiting? There is no energy, so you can combine as long as you like. Only hints refill over time.

What if I get stuck? Take a hint. The first tier only points you in a direction, so the discovery still feels like yours.

Is it a merge game? Sort of. You merge elements to craft new ones, and step by step a whole world grows out of four elements, a bit like a create world game with a puzzle in every step.

It fits nicely into the ten minutes before bed: three small puzzles, a few new items and a capybara nodding along.