I love this game. There are so many different possibilities for builds and synergies, making each run feel unique and dynamic. The accessibility is on point, and I haven’t encountered any issues with my screen reader while playing this. The only problem I have is that you still get the same amount of gems no matter what difficulty you play, so it feels like there’s no real incentive to play at a higher difficulty level. Also, from completing a run, no matter what difficulty you play at, you only get six gems. With each character taking more and more gems to unlock, it just feels like I have to keep playing over and over and over again to the point where it starts to get old. as I said before, the game is dynamic and randomized enough so that I don’t mind playing repeating runs too much, but I wish there was some sort of reward for harder difficulties.

This almost unknown gem is a fantastic little deck builder roguelite. It is both simple and deep. It gives you builds right from the go, and allows you to learn their strengths and weaknesses. In my mind it’s the Downwell of deck builder roguelites. In large part this is because of the art style (which is very similar), but also in terms of the amount of content. To be fair Conjury has quite a bit more of the latter than Downwell, but in deck builder terms it’s quite light. Even so, that is only a criticism insomuch as this game is amazing and having more characters, cards, and items would (theoretically) be amazing. Having said that, I think this game works because of, not in spite of, its scope. If you’re a fan of Slay the Spite and/or Balatro do yourself a favor and play this game. 5 stars on Apple, 10/10 in my heart.

I've only played the game for a little while, but I really like it. There are two major things that could be immpruved though:1. There should be a better tutorial. When I started a new game, it didn't show a tutorial of any kind until I tried ending my turn when I still had mana, before that it just did a little intro dialogue before plopping me onto the map without a word.2. The voiceover support needs work. I don't know how much can be done about this given the game's using the unity accessibility plugin, but the voiceover curser gets stuck on elements, mainly the card hand or rather a single card in the hand and won't let you move it for a bit. One time I think it also got stuck on my coin balance or something similar, to the point where I had to restart the app to fix it.You have a really cool game here, and I hope these issues can be resolved.

This is a well polished roguelike for mobile. The interface works great for mobile and can be played single handed. The characters all offer different advantages to different strategies and force you to play/think a little different for each one. Most of the cards seem like they can be picked and used in some given build/run. It plays fast but not too fast. The learning curve isn’t too steep to push people away but has been keeping me engaged consistently by learning more and more. Lots of fun synergies between cards. Already well worth the money I paid for the game and excited to see where the dev goes with it. They seem pretty passionate which is always a good sign.