- March 26, 2010
- ZoopTEK
Coniclysm
38%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
52% User Score 23 reviews
Platforms
About
"Coniclysm is an abstract third-person shooter with a brutal difficulty level, where players steal abilities from enemies and use them to adapt and survive in a mysterious universe. With competitive single-player mode and online leaderboards, players can compare their progress as they level up and strive for universal domination. The game features stunning out-of-this-world graphics and an original album by Miguel Kertsman’s Time What’s Time orchestra-meets-electronica."








Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique and creative experience that encourages players to think outside the box and discover hidden mechanics.
- Controls are simple and the learning curve is forgiving, making it accessible for players of various skill levels.
- It provides good value for its price, with potential for deeper gameplay than initially apparent.
- The game suffers from poor optimization, resulting in low framerates and frustrating performance issues.
- There is a lack of real progression and meaningful goals, making the gameplay feel stale and repetitive.
- The tutorial is intrusive and lengthy, hindering the player's ability to engage with the game effectively.
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is noted for its hidden mechanics, such as the ability to create boxes, which adds depth but can initially feel obtuse. Players appreciate the revisit of familiar concepts with more accessible controls, suggesting the game has potential despite its complexity.
“Once you discover the hidden mechanics (e.g. you can create boxes of your own), it takes a completely different angle.”
“Nice to revisit this concept I had seen in other games, and see it done with arguably easier to control gameplay mechanics.”
“The gameplay is a bit obtuse.”
“This game has some potential and the mechanic is complex.”