Open now · By request
Friendly Pharmacy playtest
by Wobbly Pixel
Your next shift is probably fine. A slapstick co-op pharmacy game for 1–4 players. Decode dreadful prescriptions, operate absurd machines, and get the right medicine to the right patient. When the equipment jams and the paperwork floods in, teamwork is your best treatment.
It's free to ask. The developer chooses who gets in.
- Access
- By request
- On playtest since
- Oct 26, 2026
- Planned release
- Q4 2026
- Developer
- Wobbly Pixel
- Platforms
- Windows, Linux
- Players
- Co-op, LAN, Multiplayer, Online co-op, Single-player
- Languages
- English, French, German, Japanese and 7 more
How to join the Friendly Pharmacy playtest
- Open the game's Steam page with the Request access button. Sign in to Steam if it asks.
- Request access to the Friendly Pharmacy playtest there. It's free and doesn't commit you to anything.
- The developer lets players in, often in batches, so it can take a while. Steam emails you when you're in, and the playtest appears in your library.
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How AI is used
Generative AI was used extensively during the creation process of this game. From code to modeling, AI has been used to create this product.
The developer's own words, from Steam.
About Friendly Pharmacy
From first shift to qualified disaster
Start with the basics, then work your way through fourteen short campaign shifts. New prescriptions, equipment, tighter routes, and increasingly awkward repairs give the crew more to juggle as you learn the job.
Earn stars, open the next contract, and return to earlier shifts to improve your score. Friendly Pharmacy is a career in making questionable decisions together, one very busy workday at a time.
Teamwork is the best medicine
Welcome to Friendly Pharmacy, where the prescriptions are questionable and the equipment has far too many moving parts. Play solo or assemble a crew of up to four players in online co-op. You're the robot pharmacists. The patients are waiting. Someone should probably read the prescription.
Split the jobs, pass supplies between workrooms, and turn a frantic shift into a coordinated operation. Or discover that everyone went to answer the same phone.
Read the prescription. Try not to guess.
Collect prescriptions, decipher terrible handwriting, and work out what each patient actually needs. Find the right medicine, track down ingredients, and carry everything to its next stop.
The cabinet won't refill itself. Keep an eye on stock, call the warehouse, and collect deliveries before your carefully planned shift becomes a very elaborate search for one missing packet.
Some assembly required
Medicine doesn't appear because you clicked a menu. Feed ingredients into the mixer, work its enormous floor plates, and send the result through a bottling bench. Unlock regulated supplies and help patients through their treatments.
These are physical jobs with physical things to carry, drop, and throw. Divide the production line between friends, use transfer windows to cut the journey short, and try to remember which bottle you were holding.
That is probably a maintenance issue
Paperwork spills across the floor. Delivery tubes back up. Machines seize. Pink goo makes a convincing argument for calling maintenance.
Maintenance is also you. Grab the right wrist tool, repair the problem, and keep the orders moving while your teammates cover the counter. A good crew can handle a breakdown. A great crew can handle a breakdown while arguing about whose fault it was.
From the game's Steam page.
