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Kamidori Alchemy Meister is a 2011 Japanese adult RPG by Eushully that combines material gathering, running an alchemy workshop and grid-based tactical battles. It was released for Windows in Japan only, and there is no official English version. This page explains what the game is and why it is well known; we do not link or cover fan translations.

Language and content note. The game is in Japanese only, with no official English release. It is an 18+ Japanese adult game (eroge) with explicit sexual content in a fantasy setting.
In short
Its Japanese title is 神採りアルケミーマイスター. Getchu, the Japanese retailer, describes its genre as knowledge gathering plus workshop management plus a tactical simulation RPG, and that is a fair summary. You explore dungeons for materials, turn them into items and equipment in your workshop, and fight turn-based battles on grids.
The studio behind it, Eushully, is known in Japan for large, replayable RPGs and strategy games. According to Getchu, this one builds on the systems of Eushully's earlier Himegari Dungeon Meister.
The loop has three parts that feed each other. Dungeons give you materials, the workshop turns them into gear and sellable items, and better gear lets you push into harder dungeons.
Players often mention a slow start and management pressure that can feel punishing. That is community sentiment, but it matches the design: money matters, and a bad run of spending hurts.
The story takes place in the Setertori region in the south of the continent. Wilfred inherits his late parents' small alchemy workshop in Uidra, a craft city where equipment from many nations is made. He hires three women as escorts, and running the business gradually pulls him into a wider conflict that affects the region. All characters are adults.
| Detail | According to Getchu |
|---|---|
| Release date | April 22, 2011 |
| Developer | Eushully |
| Format | DVD-ROM (packaged edition) |
| List price | 9,400 yen (10,340 yen including tax) |
| Windows versions listed | Windows XP, Vista and 7 |
| Resolution | 1024 x 576 |
| Language | Japanese only |
The listed system requirements are modest by today's standards, but they date from 2011, so they say nothing about newer versions of Windows.
The game is sold through Japanese channels only. The two official sources in our records are:
Both stores are in Japanese and sell adult products to adults only. It is not on Steam, and there is no English storefront.
No. There is no official English release of Kamidori Alchemy Meister from Eushully or any licensed publisher. Unofficial fan translations exist, but we do not link to them or explain how to use them.
If you want to try the studio's work in English, Eushully's first official English release is a different game: Wayblazer Dämmerung, published by Shiravune on Steam on February 18, 2026 for Windows at $39.99 (regular price, September 2026). Be aware that it is not an adult game on Steam; its store listing mentions only mild sexual themes.
No. The game has only been released in Japanese. We do not link to unofficial translations.
No. It is sold only through Japanese channels. Eushully's first official English release on Steam is a different game, Wayblazer Dämmerung.
April 22, 2011, for Windows in Japan.
Officially only through Japanese stores: Eushully's own download edition page and the retailer Getchu, whose packaged edition is currently not accepting orders.
A tactical RPG with dungeon gathering and alchemy workshop management, plus heroine routes and explicit adult content.
This is one of the best-regarded Japanese adult RPGs of its era, and its crafting-plus-tactics loop explains the awards. For English-speaking readers, though, the honest answer is that there is no official way to play it in English. If you read Japanese and like demanding, systems-heavy RPGs, it is worth seeking out through Eushully's official channels. Everyone else is better served by adult RPGs with official English releases: see our adult RPG guide, the Karryn's Prison review for another systems-heavy game, or the full catalog.