StrategyFit check
Is Exorcism Agency worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Roguelike players who want match-3 combat alongside deckbuilding
- Strategy players who enjoy route choices and card-loadout planning
- Players interested in ghost-girl cultivation and appearance customization
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a straightforward puzzle game may hit a wall when card effects, deck construction, instruments, and route decisions overlap.
- Players wanting fixed, repeatable stages may find the changing runs and randomized card colors too variable.
- Players looking for a purely combat-focused game may not want the nursery, customization, shop, and horror-story systems.
Our take on Exorcism Agency
Players may bounce at the battle track, where success depends on coordinating colored card effects, deck choices, instruments, and route decisions rather than matching tiles alone. The Ghost Nursery also adds upkeep through cultivation, food, favorability, buffs, and negative effects.
What is Exorcism Agency?
Exorcism Agency combines match-3 battles with roguelike deckbuilding.
Ghost cards with different effects appear in varying colors on a battle track, where card play clears spirits and completes tasks. Combos produce rewards that can be spent in shops. Each exorcism includes route choices such as confronting strong ghosts, investigating unknown events, avoiding danger, or resting. Ritual instruments and charms can be collected from battles, supply chests, and purchases, then combined according to class restrictions. Defeated ghosts become larvae for the Ghost Nursery, where cultivation, food, and favorability provide abilities and buffs alongside possible drawbacks. The game also includes character appearance editing, custom images and sounds, a camera system, ghost-girl interactions, and an in-game collection of horror stories.
How Exorcism Agency plays
- 01Match-3 Battles
- Colored effect cards are placed on a battle track, and card play removes ghosts while enabling combo rewards.
- 02Branching Exorcisms
- Runs present choices between fighting, investigating, avoiding threats, and resting at route crossroads.
- 03Instrument Loadouts
- Ritual tools and charms come from encounters, supply chests, and purchases, with class-based usage differences.
- 04Ghost Nursery
- Defeated ghosts become larvae that can be cultivated for battle buffs, favorability effects, collectibles, and negative traits.
- 05Appearance Editing
- The lobby supports face customization, uploaded images, handmade looks, and player-created battle sounds.
- 06Horror Record
- An in-game section lets players read and post urban legends, nightmares, experiences, and anecdotes.
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Exorcism Agency: platforms & release
Is Exorcism Agency worth it?
It is worth it if: roguelike players who want match-3 combat alongside deckbuilding. Skip it if: players seeking a straightforward puzzle game may hit a wall when card effects, deck construction, instruments, and route decisions overlap.
Where can I download Exorcism Agency?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Exorcism Agency's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Exorcism Agency on?
Windows only.
