Lucky Crafter is a roguelite about brewing potions on a spinning wheel. Line up the right ingredients, fill your shelf and make every delivery before your spins run out.

The wheel has four rings that spin independently: bottles on the rim, then objects, plants and liquids at the center. When one of each lines up in a column, they brew into a potion. Every combination works, and each one is a recipe you can discover. There are thousands of them.

Each round gives you a limited number of spins. Every potion you brew goes to your shelf. When the spins run out, pick potions for the delivery and reach the target. Miss it and the run is over. The target grows every round.

A potion's price follows one rule: (Liquid + Object + Plant) × Boost × ML. Ingredients add up, and the bottle multiplies the total. A big bottle of cheap ingredients can sell for more than a small bottle of rare ones.

Every spin pays Crystals. Spend them on item cards, and what you buy goes straight onto its ring.

After every delivery, choose a rune. Runes sit around the wheel and trigger every spin on their own column. Some copy ingredients, some add new items, some boost what is in their column and some brew extra potions. Resonance gives up its own column so both neighbouring runes work twice. Find the right combination and the wheel keeps brewing with very little help from you.

Pouches and seeds take up a column and stop it from brewing, but they produce new items for several spins.

Luck decides where the wheel stops. What happens between spins is up to you.

Move an item to another slot on its ring or store it in your inventory for later. Slide a ring one slot to complete a column, respin without using a spin, or refresh the item cards. These cost Crystals, and the price goes up each time you use them in the same round.

You can also sacrifice a potion from your shelf to boost one of its ingredients for the rest of the run. Every potion that uses that ingredient sells for more. Deliver it now to make the target, or give it up for bigger potions later.

There are five tours, each ten rounds long. The first tour teaches the basics. Each later tour starts with a curse such as Drought, Broken Wheel, Seal or Tax, and the curses stack. After round 5, another curse joins them until the tour ends.

New runes unlock as you progress. Every potion you discover for the first time earns Gems. Spend them in the Vault on permanent upgrades: an extra item card, no more small bottles, Crystals at the start of a run, or ingredients already placed on the wheel.

Finish a tour and keep going in Endless Mode. The Recipe Book keeps every potion you have found, sorted by price and filterable by ingredient. Game speed goes up to 2x when you no longer want to wait for animations.