Conquest

About

Conquest is a single player open world hack and slash game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Endless Endeavor LLC and was released on November 18, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

Conquest is a VR exclusive game that aims to combine the fun from RTS games with the sense of progression that comes from RPG games. You start off alone in a forest, with no army or resources. You must combat skillful AI enemies throughout this large open world to earn gold and experience. As you level up you can progress through 8 different skill trees (Bow, Blunt, Block, Blade, Command, Agility,…

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Audience ScoreBased on 37 reviews

gameplay2 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

Unique and interesting concept combining RTS and VR that shows a lot of potential.
Engaging gameplay with base-building, army control, and exploration elements.
Developer is responsive and actively engaged (at least during initial development) with players and feedback.

Game is unpolished and buggy with combat, AI, and inventory issues leading to frustrating gameplay.
Development appears abandoned with no significant updates for over a year, causing the game to feel incomplete or dead.
Controls, UI, and certain mechanics like building placement and weapon handling are unintuitive or problematic.

story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is largely criticized for being nonexistent in this single-player sandbox, leaving players without a clear narrative to engage with. While gameplay and technical issues initially overshadowed the experience, recent updates have improved combat and overall quality, though the story remains minimal.
- “I'm not sure how long you think I'm going to play your single player sandbox that has no storyline, but having separate skill trees for each weapon variant is nauseating.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is hindered by numerous bugs, including unresponsive mob behavior and problematic building placement, though these issues sometimes inadvertently simplify gameplay. Despite the technical flaws, the unique VR concept remains enjoyable.
- “Placing buildings doesn't work in a bunch of places, or is just buggy.”
- “The concept was unique for VR and honestly kind of fun despite being super buggy.”
- “The mobs are buggy too, but it kind of works for you when they just sit there letting you pick them off one at a time by yourself while their buddies watch.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay combines elements reminiscent of Warcraft 3, incorporating a top-down perspective with resource collection and building placement mechanics. This innovative approach, especially the gold-earning system for purchasing buildings, is praised for working exceptionally well in VR, offering a fresh and engaging experience.
- “Elements of Warcraft 3 type gameplay are felt and loved.”
- “You also get gold as you kill enemies, which allows you to purchase buildings and place them from the menu, from a sort of top-down perspective, bringing it into the game world. I actually really liked that mechanic; I haven't seen it in VR yet but it works really well here.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the graphics interesting but feel they are outdated and would benefit from more frequent updates and improvements by the developers.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the grinding in the game tedious, as combat requires constant attacking to land hits, rendering defensive strategies like using a shield largely ineffective.