Conquistadorio: Prologue

[H2]"Prologue", "Episode 0/1", "DEMO"....[/h2] [i] All descriptions for the same thing: [u]an incomplete game, released with it's own Store-Page[/u][/i] Instead of releasing these ''demos'' on the same Store-page as their future title, they choose to have 2 store-pages instead of 1, hoping that this will [i]''increase their reach to a bigger audience''[/i] - even if that goes at the cost of cluttering up the ''free to play'' tabs, making it harder to find actual GOOD F2P games. Worst part? Crypto-shell companies, Ai-slop farmers, triple-A studios and even good, honest - small indie devs are doing this. There are actual HARDWORKING DEVS out there who see this kind of sh!t, and come to the conclusion that the only way to compete, is to do the same scummy practice as the bigger, more popular fish out there! [b]Nobody wins, everyone loses.[/b]

An exciting strategy game with immersive gameplay, beautiful visuals, and challenging decisions that keep you hooked and eager to explore more.

Looks nice but not enough for me to hit the "I want more" button - ran OK on my PC

Successfully whet my appetite for the full adventure. Fun, zany, and irreverent animations/solutions to puzzles, yet they aren't obtuse or overly esoteric.

Conquistadorio: Prologue is a wonderfully strange and atmospheric point-and-click adventure that combines surreal humor, imaginative world-building, and clever environmental puzzles into a surprisingly memorable short experience. Developed and published by Morion Studio, the game introduces players to a bizarre undead fantasy world through the story of a skeletal conquistador whose peaceful afterlife is interrupted when his coffin suddenly disappears. What begins as a simple search for a missing resting place gradually unfolds into an odd journey through mysterious landscapes populated by strange creatures, ancient mechanisms, and silent characters communicating entirely through expressive animation and visual storytelling. One of the game’s greatest strengths is its artistic presentation. Conquistadorio: Prologue immediately establishes a distinct visual identity through beautifully hand-drawn environments filled with unusual architecture, grotesque but charming creatures, giant insects, and decaying ruins. Every scene feels carefully crafted with an enormous amount of personality, creating a world that constantly encourages curiosity and exploration. The combination of dark fant…

A fun and charming puzzle experience with a strong art style and enjoyable puzzle design. The hint minigame is a nice touch and gives off a similar feel to the hint system from Machinarium, adding extra personality to the experience.