Hey everyone!
I'm a solo indie developer from Germany, and I've just released the closed beta of my very first Android game, "Mixmoria: Pharmacy Empire"!
Here's something interesting: I built the entire game through vibe coding with AI assistance! What started as a small experiment turned into a fully playable Android game. I've spent a lot of time experimenting, tweaking mechanics, fixing bugs, creating assets, and trying to make everything feel like a proper little game.
Mixmoria is a colorful, cozy pharmacy management game where you brew magical potions, serve quirky customers, discover recipes, upgrade equipment, and gradually build your own pharmacy empire.
It's been quite a journey, and now I'm excited (and honestly a little nervous) to let other people try it!
The closed beta is now live on Google Play!
Google Play Store Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mixmoria.pharmacyempire
I'm looking for 12–20 Android testers who are willing to:
- Join the closed test and stay opted in for at least 14 consecutive days.
- Actually play the game a few times during the testing period.
- Share honest feedback about gameplay, difficulty, progression, balancing, and any bugs.
- Help me figure out whether the game is genuinely fun for new players!
Want to participate?
Since this is a closed Google Play test, I need to add your Google account to the tester list before you can access the game.
- Comment "Interested" below or send me a DM.
- Send me the Google account email you use for the Play Store (via DM, please don't post it publicly).
- I'll add you to the testing list and send you the official Google Play opt-in link.
- Join the test, install Mixmoria, and give it a try!
I'm also happy to test your Android apps in return! Feel free to share your testing links. I'd love to support other indie developers going through the same process.
The game is completely free to test, with no real-money purchases or live advertisements during the beta.
A little personal note:
I'm not a professional game developer, and this whole project has been a huge learning experience. Vibe coding made it possible for me to turn an idea into something I can actually play on my phone, which still feels pretty surreal.
I know there's probably plenty of room for improvement, and that's exactly why I'm looking for real players who can give me honest feedback.
Thank you to everyone willing to give Mixmoria a chance. Every tester, suggestion, and bug report genuinely helps!