Strive: Conquest

Strive:Conquest

Strive:Conquest is a sequel to Strive for Power, a text-heavy fantasy RPG and management game where you take the role of a Master building power, wealth, and influence in a broad fantasy world.

The sequel expands the original formula with deeper procedural generation, more character variety, additional races, a larger class system, and a wider set of management mechanics. The game is currently developed up to Act 4 of 5.

About the Game

Manage your estate, recruit or acquire characters, train them, assign jobs, craft equipment, explore dangerous regions, and shape your group into whatever kind of force you want it to become.

Characters can differ by race, class, traits, stats, background, and personal usefulness. Some may become valuable workers, powerful combatants, skilled crafters, or important companions in your progression through the world.

The sequel puts a stronger focus on systems and replayability. Procedural areas, dungeons, class combinations, and character generation create more variety between playthroughs.

Features

• A fantasy RPG and management game with heavy text-based content

• Procedurally generated characters, areas, and dungeons

• Many races with different traits and potential roles

• Dozens of classes with unique abilities and class traits

• 12 Physical and Magic Masteries such as Warfare, Leadership or Elemental magics

• Expanded estate, resource, crafting, and item systems

• Party building, combat preparation, exploration, and progression

• Story content currently reaching Act 4 of 5

• Adult-themed events, items, choices, and character interactions

• Freeform adult interaction system allowing many character combinations with short generated text outcomes

Adult Content

This game contains adult material and mature themes. Adult content is mostly handled through optional systems, events, items, and freeform interaction mechanics. The game is intended for adults only.

Mac Users

The macOS version may have trouble launching on newer systems. This appears to be caused by Apple's security restrictions for third-party applications rather than the game itself.

If the game does not open, you may need to manually allow it through macOS security settings or use workaround.

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