Fit check
Is Conjury worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who want deck building combined with weapon and item collection
- Players who enjoy replayable roguelike journeys
- Fans of varied character abilities who want to choose among six playable characters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fixed, linear campaign may bounce off the roguelike structure and repeated journeys.
- Players who prefer slow-paced gameplay may hit a wall with the stated fast-paced progression.
- Players looking for a game focused on activities outside collecting, deck building, and defeating enemies may find its scope narrow.
Our take on Conjury
The bounce point is the roguelike structure: players who want one uninterrupted journey may stop when repeated attempts become part of the progression. The fast pace can create a second barrier for players who prefer slower exploration or deliberate encounters.
What is Conjury?
Conjury is a fast-paced roguelike deck-building RPG set in the eternal darkness of Lumtham woods.
Players choose from six characters with unique abilities and gameplay, then make their way through a forest filled with monsters, bosses, peril, and loot. The game includes more than 250 cards to discover and over 50 weapons to collect, alongside other items. Its roguelike structure supports replayable journeys, with the objective of escaping the darkness of the woods.
How Conjury plays
- 01Six playable characters
- Each character has distinct abilities and gameplay.
- 02250-plus cards
- The game includes more than 250 cards to discover.
- 0350-plus weapons
- Players can collect over 50 different weapons.
- 04Monsters and bosses
- Journeys through the woods include encounters with enemies and bosses.
- 05Replayable journeys
- Roguelike gameplay supports repeated attempts through the forest.
Conjury compared to similar games
Shogun Showdown also combines roguelike gameplay with deck building, but its description focuses on turn-based combat, positioning, attack tiles, skills, and preparing for the Shogun. Conjury instead offers six playable characters, more than 250 cards, over 50 weapons, and a journey through Lumtham woods against monsters and bosses.
Conjury: platforms & release
Is Conjury worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who want deck building combined with weapon and item collection. Skip it if: players seeking a fixed, linear campaign may bounce off the roguelike structure and repeated journeys.
Where can I download Conjury?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Conjury's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Conjury on?
Windows and macOS.
