- February 21, 2018
- Wan Studio
Conquer
Platforms
About
Conquer is an action-packed combat game experience crafted exclusively for VR/MR. The story is set in age of ancient times where the players will explore the game's dilapidated world, the Yan Valley, which is occupied by evil beasts, carrying the sacred gift of the gods to complete a quest against evil.









- The graphics are outstanding, with beautiful character models and immersive environments that enhance the overall experience.
- The game features a unique counterattack system that adds depth to the combat, requiring players to time their swings carefully for maximum damage.
- Boss fights are epic and visually impressive, providing a thrilling challenge against giant enemies.
- The melee combat mechanics are flawed, often leading to a 'wiggle exploit' where players are incentivized to flail rather than engage in realistic swordplay.
- The game only offers a limited selection of weapons, which can feel repetitive and restricts combat variety.
- Locomotion is restricted to teleportation, which some players find detracts from immersion and the overall combat experience.
graphics
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game are widely praised for their outstanding quality, with many reviewers noting the stunning visuals and crisp detail that rival those of AAA titles. Players appreciate the developers' effort in creating a visually appealing experience, especially in VR, where the game runs smoothly at 90fps. However, some users express that while the graphics are impressive, they expect more from a paid title beyond just polished visuals.
“The graphics in this game are amazing.”
“Graphics are really nice; it seems that the developers put a lot of work into this, and that's a good thing to point out.”
“The graphics also seem to be more crisp, and the title still runs perfectly at a smooth 90fps with everything jacked up.”
“But I paid for this game; it is not a free game, so I have to be strict in that area and expect more than just polished graphics.”
“The atmosphere, sounds, and visuals are on par with triple-A flat games.”
“The graphics also seem to be more crisp, but I expected more given the price of the game.”