Exorcism Agency

This is the kind of game I love to find on steam, a home grown concoction of fun game elements that flow together in an extremely entertaining way. It’s a 3match where you build your draw deck to place cards to clear the board. The gameplay elements can be a bit shrouded, but it’s fun to learn the mechanics while an attractive ghost dances a tantalizing jig in the background. Definitely worth the asking price, the Devs are still adding content as well.

Exorcism Agency is developed by YINGGUO GAME and published by NPC Entertainment. It enters the crowded indie market with a premise that immediately stands out: an exorcist management adventure that combines roguelike progression, deckbuilding strategy, and fast-paced puzzle mechanics inspired by classic marble-matching games. On paper, these ideas seem difficult to reconcile, but the game's greatest achievement is making them work together in a way that feels distinctive. Rather than following established genre conventions, Exorcism Agency takes risks with its design and creates an experience that is equal parts strategic, eccentric, and surprisingly addictive. Players assume the role of a paranormal specialist tasked with cleansing supernatural threats while uncovering the mysteries surrounding a world overrun by spirits. The campaign is built around repeatable runs that encourage experimentation. Every expedition offers new opportunities to discover cards, passive abilities, and upgrades that can significantly alter a playthrough. Unlike traditional card-based roguelikes where players simply select actions from their hand, Exorcism Agency adds a layer of real-time decision-makin…

A seriously fun roguelite deck building game that just might have you wishing these ghosts would visit you at night. You just might want wish that "This ghost likes you very much and no longer has a negative impact on you" first. Seriously, interesting concept that has me often saying "ok just one more round...Ok seriously THIS round in the last"

This game is actually very satisfying once you start figuring the mechanics out (very confusing at first). It's a card rogue-lite like Slay the Spire with sexy girls, which honestly is only a plus. The translations don't make sense sometimes, and it lacks enemy variety but it's quite unique in terms of gameplay and an easy recommendation.

Exorcism Agency is, overall, a very cool game. The atmosphere is strong, the presentation is polished, and the supernatural theme is handled with style. It blends investigation, character interaction, and light horror elements in a way that keeps things engaging without feeling overly complicated. The pacing works, and the core gameplay loop is satisfying enough to keep you hooked. One thing that really stands out is the design of the entities. They’re visually striking, charismatic, and honestly sexy enough that it feels like a missed opportunity not to lean harder into that aspect. The game flirts with a more mature tone but never fully commits. Considering how bold the character designs already are, pushing further into an optional 18+ direction would feel natural rather than forced. Unlockable content could also expand in that direction. New sexy costumes for the entities, alternate forms, or visual variations would add replay value and give players more incentive to engage long-term. Right now, it feels like there’s room for deeper customization and fan service that simply isn’t being explored. Another missed opportunity is the Workshop integration. Instead of focusing mostly …

deck management and map similar to slay the spire. relics and potions mirror slay the spire. battles are match 3 puzzles. runs are 3 bosses like spire and may last 1+ hour each. there is meta progression with captured souls gained from the dancing ghosts. Its decent.