Fit check
Is Coniclysm worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Solo shooter players who want progression based on captured enemy abilities
- Action players who enjoy exploring abstract settings and uncovering mysteries
- Competitive players who compare single-player statistics on online leaderboards
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional shooter centered mainly on quick reflexes may find the exploration and ability systems distracting
- Players who prefer relaxed or forgiving action games may not suit its stated hardcore difficulty
- Players looking for multiplayer shooting may not fit its single-player competitive structure
Our take on Coniclysm
Rather than treating shooting as a test of reflexes alone, the game makes adaptation central: opponents become sources of abilities, and exploration supplies knowledge for survival. Its competitive layer also places solo performance on leaderboards instead of using direct multiplayer matches.
What is Coniclysm?
Play as an intelligence adapting to survive in an unfamiliar universe.
Coniclysm combines third-person shooting with exploration, discovery, and ability progression rather than relying only on reflexes. Enemies can provide abilities that are taken, reused, absorbed, and leveled up. The game presents a harsh single-player challenge with online leaderboards for comparing statistics against other players. Its abstract setting uses vivid visuals, while the soundtrack features Miguel Kertsman’s Time What’s Time album, blending orchestral and electronic music. Achievements function as playthrough modifiers and leaderboard comparison tools rather than Steam Achievements.
How Coniclysm plays
- 01Enemy ability theft
- Abilities taken from opponents can be used against them, then absorbed and improved through leveling.
- 02Abstract universe
- Exploration and investigation reveal a setting in which environmental elements serve a purpose.
- 03Leaderboard competition
- A single-player mode records statistics for comparison on online leaderboards.
- 04Playthrough modifiers
- Its achievements provide additional ways to vary runs and compare results, separate from Steam Achievements.
- 05Orchestral electronic soundtrack
- The game includes Miguel Kertsman’s Time What’s Time album.
Coniclysm compared to similar games
Hentai Vs Furries is also a third-person shooter, but its description focuses on quests, unlockable skins, guns, camera angles, emotes, and multiple modes. Coniclysm instead centers on taking and leveling enemy abilities, exploration, and solo leaderboard competition. Abyssus focuses on multiplayer shooting, roguelite levels, and weapon refitting, while Coniclysm presents a single-player challenge with ability absorption.
Coniclysm: platforms & release
Is Coniclysm worth it?
It is worth it if: solo shooter players who want progression based on captured enemy abilities. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional shooter centered mainly on quick reflexes may find the exploration and ability systems distracting.
Where can I download Coniclysm?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Coniclysm's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Coniclysm on?
Windows only.
