Potion Mixer: Baba Yaga

Potion Mixer: Baba Yaga is a logic puzzle and potion-brewing game set in Slavic folklore. Players help Baba Yaga in her hut by mixing ingredients in the correct order to brew magical potions. The game has a dark fairy-tale look: a wooden hut in a foggy forest, warm firelight, and magical accents. All ingredients are shown as emojis (herbs, mushrooms, garlic, berries, bone, fire, water, magic spark), and there is no sound or music, so it stays calm and focused. The core loop is simple but strict: each of the ten levels is one recipe, and the player must add ingredients in the exact order given. Tapping an ingredient in the tray sends it flying into the cauldron with a short animation; correct choices trigger a glow and particles, wrong ones make the cauldron shake and smoke. Progress is saved locally (no SharedPreferences), so completed levels and stats persist after closing the app. The game uses clean structure (screens, widgets, models, data) and simple state management (e.g. ChangeNotifier) so it stays maintainable and easy to extend. The app flow is: a one-time onboarding (“Baba Yaga’s Potion Hut”, “Enter the Hut”), then a home screen with “Brew Potion”, “Recipe Book”, and “Achievements”, plus potions brewed and magic mastery level. The main screen shows a large cauldron (with fire underneath) centered in the hut interior, a background image of the dark forest and izba, and an ingredient tray at the bottom. After a correct recipe, a success dialog offers “Next Potion” or “Recipe Book”. The recipe book lists all ten potions with locked/unlocked state and ingredient order; the achievements screen shows stats (potions brewed, failed attempts, total mixes) and achievements such as First Brew, Forest Witch, Potion Master, and Baba Yaga’s Favorite. Visuals rely on emojis for ingredients and a single cauldron image; the hut and forest use a provided background asset. The UI uses wooden and moss tones, fire colors (orange, red, amber), and purple and green magic accents, with smooth animations (e.g. flying ingredients, cauldron shake/glow, bubbles). The layout is responsive for phones and tablets, and the tech stack uses Flutter only (no Unity or Flame), with animations implemented via AnimatedContainer, AnimatedOpacity, and TweenAnimationBuilder. Use this prompt for store listings, pitch documents, or to regenerate or extend the game: a family-friendly, logic-based potion game in Baba Yaga’s hut, with ten ordered recipes, local progress, achievements, and a clear, atmospheric art direction.