Gameplay: 2 (Done very well and made the experience a worthwhile one)
Monetization: 2.5 (Wonderful, wish more games used this model)
Replayability: 2 (Done very well and made the experience a worthwhile one)
Atmosphere: 1.5 (At or slightly above industry standard for the genre)

Score: 8

Personal Play Time: 6 hours

Full Review: Conjury stands as a solid entry in the deck-building genre, focusing on equipment cards that shape your playthroughs. However, it lacks diverse roguelike elements seen in other titles, which could offer more variety and endless possibilities.

The game's mechanics revolve around specific equipment cards that dictate your strategy. From weapons amplifying damage to shields redirecting enemy attacks, these cards significantly influence gameplay. Yet, the lack of extensive roguelike elements hinders the game's potential for endless engagement.

Navigating the map and encountering enemies to build your deck feels reminiscent of Slay the Spire. Each class provides a unique gameplay experience, significantly altering your approach and allowing previously overlooked cards to shine.

Accessibility is a notable feature, as the game is easy to grasp without complex combos or relics. However, this simplicity limits the creation of elaborate card combinations, with relics mainly focusing on mana, health, or status effects.

While the diverse classes offer distinct gameplay, the game's simplicity occasionally makes it feel shorter than expected. The limited card pool constrains the deck-building experience, and low enemy health pools contribute to swift battles, creating a shorter-than-anticipated gameplay experience.

Despite these limitations, Conjury's $1.99 price tag feels justified, I was easily able to clock in 6 hours of gameplay and did not even complete all of the classes. With five classes and multiple difficulties, it provides decent content for its cost. While lacking extensive roguelike elements, it remains an enjoyable experience worth trying.



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Conjury

Make your way through the eternal darkness of Lumtham woods. It's a journey filled with monsters, peril, and tonnes of loot. Collect cards, weapons, and items as you make your way through this fast-paced deck building rogue-like to escape the darkness of the forest.

Features
- 5 playable characters, each with unique abilities and gameplay
- Rogue-like gameplay and lots of replay-ability 
- Over 50 different weapons
- Over 250 different cards to discover
- Tonnes of different Enemies and Bosses to defeat

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