Con-quest! — Cosplay Fantasy Turn-Based RPG

About Con-quest!

Cosplay-Con brings together visitors whose costumes have magical significance. When a curse spreads through the convention, the player and their friends set out to rescue those affected. Exploring its halls and investigating the disturbance gives the adventure its central direction.

Character development includes five stat points earned at each level, allocated through the character portrait. Vanilla's Shop offers stat redistribution and elemental gems. Those gems contribute stat bonuses as well as attack and defense increases, adding another layer to character upgrades.

Ivy provides partner support with behavior tied to the player's health: she attacks enemies at full HP and heals when health is missing. Update notes also document the completion of Ivy's Dungeon, a new party-joining animation and changes to where several cosplayers can be found.

The project remains in development, with version 0.30 Beta 1 identified in the supplied record. English-language editions are listed for Windows, macOS and Android. Its Flash format has specific launch instructions, while Android update guidance advises safeguarding the game's save password.

What to expect

• Turn-based role-playing at a magical cosplay convention
• Exploration and a rescue-focused curse mystery
• Five allocatable stat points gained per level
• Elemental gems and stat redistribution at Vanilla's Shop
• Ivy's health-dependent attack and healing support

A closer look

Con-quest! places its role-playing adventure inside Cosplay-Con, a convention attended by cosplayers from around the world. Costumes are more than decoration in this setting: they have a magical quality that becomes central when a curse disrupts the gathering. The player travels with friends to investigate what happened and help the people caught in it. This gives the premise two connected strands, exploration of the convention's halls and a rescue mission driven by the spreading magic. Cuddle Pit identifies the game as adult-oriented, while its documented gameplay centers on turn-based encounters and character improvement. The convention theme therefore supplies both the fantasy setting and the context for upgrading the player's own cosplay as the investigation progresses.

Progression is supported by a stat allocation system rather than being described only as a sequence of story events. Leveling grants five points, and the character portrait opens the allocation interface. An indicator highlights points that have not yet been spent, making that part of development visible in the interface. Vanilla's Shop adds a way to redistribute stats, with the cost scaling according to how many points are already allocated. The same shop sells gems across the elemental types, and documented changes give those items stat effects alongside attack and defense increases. Damage displays also identify damage types. Together, these details establish several concrete tools for managing a character without implying any particular optimal build or undocumented combat formula.

Companion support has a specific example in Ivy's partner attacks. Her response changes with the player's current condition: full health prompts an attack against enemies, whereas missing HP prompts healing. This makes her assistance conditional rather than evidence of a freely configurable companion system. The update record also includes a small, stylized animation for her arrival in the party and marks Ivy's Dungeon as completed. Location changes move Jolie, Eva and Felicia to the Abandoned Mall, along with three secret Ultra Rare Cosplayers previously associated with the dungeon. Story presentation includes illustrated scenes and a cutscene involving Mara and Phoebe. Eva's Café is described as a story preview, so that addition should not be read as confirmation of a fully completed storyline.

The release information describes an English-language project still receiving episodic development, with Windows, macOS and Android listed as platforms. The supplied version label is 0.30 Beta 1; it does not establish that every externally distributed package contains identical material. Desktop setup documentation reflects the game's Flash format and explains how to load an SWF into a standalone player, including a drag-and-drop procedure on macOS. Android has separate update troubleshooting because some users have encountered problems when replacing an existing installation. The developer advises preserving the game's save password before removing the app and downloading the newer edition. That is a specific precaution, not a general guarantee of save compatibility across versions.

Installation & requirements

Use the developer's instructions for the edition and platform you obtain. Supplied desktop guidance describes opening the SWF in a compatible standalone Flash player; the macOS instructions specify launching the player and dragging the SWF into it. No complete Android installation procedure is supplied. For Android update problems, the developer advises copying the game's save password somewhere safe before deleting the app and downloading the newer edition.

Windows, macOS and Android.

English is listed. The game uses Flash, and supplied desktop instructions refer to an SWF file and a standalone player. Minimum operating system versions, hardware specifications and storage requirements are not provided.

Before updating, back up your saves and read the developer’s release notes. Save compatibility is not guaranteed unless the developer confirms it for your version.