Conjuror's Eye

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Conjuror's Eye is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by Escality, LLC and was released on March 14, 2018. It received very positive reviews from players.

While studying a new shrinking spell, a wizard receives a package from an old friend, but doesn’t adhere to the warning attached.

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91%

Audience ScoreBased on 46 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

Clever puzzles that utilize a unique shrinking and enlarging mechanic, providing a fun and engaging experience.
Great value for the price, with many players enjoying the short but polished gameplay.
Atmospheric and spooky VR escape experience that is well-made and enjoyable, especially for puzzle enthusiasts.

Controls can be frustrating and poorly calibrated, leading to a less enjoyable experience.
The game is quite short, with limited replay value and some players feeling it lacks depth.
Unforgiving puzzle timers and a lack of options for adjusting settings can make the game feel more like a chore than fun.

gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
37%
25%
The gameplay features a clever one-item scaling "spell" mechanic that offers a fun experience, albeit limited to just 10-20 minutes of playtime. While the short duration may be a drawback for some, players appreciate the creativity and affordability of the mechanics, with hopes for future enhancements from the modding community.
- “Multiple clever uses of the one-item scaling 'spell' mechanic.”
- “It's short, but it's a clever mechanic; it's cheap and it's fun, so know what you are getting into and enjoy.”
- “Can't wait for the modding community to add some dating sim gameplay to this!”
- “Only about 10-20 minutes of gameplay though.”
- “Multiple clever uses of the one item scaling 'spell' mechanic.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Overall, while players enjoyed the experience, many noted a lack of replayability, as the game offers a unique experience primarily during the first playthrough. The absence of repetitive elements means that, although enjoyable, the game may feel more like a one-time visit rather than something to return to.
- “And there's value in something small without much replayability - nothing repeats, everything's unique, and if more or less the only time you play is the first time you play, it's a little like having a visit somewhere interesting, just the once.”
- “I had fun with it, but I sadly don't see any replay value.”
- “There's value in something small without much replayability - nothing repeats, everything's unique, and if the only time you play is the first time, it's a little like having a visit somewhere interesting, just the once.”
- “I had fun with it, but I sadly don't see any replay value.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The graphics in the game have received criticism for being overly dark, particularly in interior settings, which detracts from visibility and overall experience. Users noted a discrepancy between the in-game visuals and the brighter screenshots, leading to disappointment in the graphical quality.
- “I actually wasn't able to see a lot of the graphics because the game defaults to a very, very dark interior (on the Vive) despite the screenshots showing a much brighter and more visible room.”
- “The graphics are not the best.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere of the VR escape experience is highly praised for its spooky and immersive qualities, featuring a variety of rooms and puzzles that enhance the overall tension and engagement.
- “This is a very atmospheric and spooky VR escape experience, with several different rooms and kinds of puzzles.”