Conan Unconquered

Conan Unconquered suits players who want real-time strategy shaped by survival pressure and shared defensive planning. At ≈ $5.53 from Kinguin, the Steam PC edition combines fortress construction, resource management, four heroes and randomly generated maps. Solo matches stand on their own, while online co-op provides a shared stronghold and shared research. The 70% positive rating from 1,204 reviews adds useful context, but the key fit is whether repeated enemy waves, exploration and base management appeal to you. At a Steam price of $19.56, the offer can be compared directly with the current Steam PC base edition; the saving is ≈ $14.03.

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70%Steam Reviews1.2K reviews62Metacritic/10070OpenCritic/100

Released: May 29, 2019

Strategy · RTS · City Builder · Co-op · Simulation

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01About Conan Unconquered

Build a fortress in the savage Conan universe, manage food, gold, wood and iron, and withstand increasingly dangerous attack waves. Research technology, raise walls and traps, train units, and send one of four possible heroes to explore randomly generated maps. The Steam PC version offers single-player and online co-op with a shared stronghold. Four heroes, including Conan, have distinct special abilities. It released on May 29, 2019. 70% of 1,205 Steam reviews are positive.

Credits

Developer

Petroglyph

Publisher

Funcom

Steam player reviews

70%positiveMostly Positive1,205 Steam reviews

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$3.992024-11-21 · IndieGala StoreBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	Yes
French	Yes	Yes	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Italian	Yes	Yes	—
German	Yes	Yes	—
Spanish	Yes	Yes	—
Japanese	Yes	Yes	—
Korean	Yes	Yes	—
Polish	Yes	Yes	—
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	Yes	—
Russian	Yes	Yes	—
Turkish	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-20

02Before you buy

Modes

The Steam PC version supports single-player and online two-player co-op with a shared stronghold.

Languages

The interface supports English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Chinese and other languages. English full audio and subtitles are available.

Steam features

The Steam PC version supports Steam Cloud. Controller support is not specified.

03Frequently asked questions

What do you do in Conan Unconquered?

Build a stronghold, manage food, gold, wood and iron, research technologies, and withstand waves of enemies.

Does it have co-op?

Yes. Two players can build a shared stronghold online, research upgrades and repel hordes together.

What replay features are included?

Randomly generated maps, ten challenges and a potentially endless Unconquered Mode provide replay options.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

06/30/2019

The game has the potential to be a truly amazing game. But why is "easy", actually not easy at all? When I want to relax and enjoy a game in easy mode, it feels bad to get worn out at the easiest level. The game gradually gets better with new updates, but it's still too hard for me. I am 52 years old, have a disease that steals my powers and endurance (CFS/ME), so please ... give me a easy mode that is actually easy. So that I too can play this game. (I have played RTS games since Command & Conquer came out, and i love them)Show moreShow less

38.3 hours at review531 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

06/02/2019

I wouldn't recommend it where it is right now. Three heroes and one is already behind a paywall? Seriously? The moment I paid for the game should be when it unlocked. The animations are awkward, the vo is repetitive for something meant to be played over and over, the waves start too quick, and the resource management is atrocious. A very flat game that needs some injections in it to make it interesting to keep playing. And for Crom's sake, enough with the DLC heroes and skins in a game you pay for.Show moreShow less

3.8 hours at review315 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

05/30/2019

Why do walls take twice the gold to repair as they do to tear down and rebuild them? Edit: this has been fixed. Always remember what I can only assume was a wall repair money laundering scheme.Show moreShow less

6.1 hours at review124 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

05/31/2019

As a big fan of the Conan Universe and a huge fan of Command&Conquer. I couldn't be more excited about this game. However, I was filled with disapointments when I understood that this game was a very close clone to They Are Billions. Instead of managing workers, you had it dumbed down with no workers at all and just buildings either sucking up or producing resources. And in all fairness, I think it was a big mistake of the developers to play the card of "former C&C developers" card. Because this game is nothing like Command&Conquer in terms of gameplay. This game feels very lazy, the music is the same from Conan Exiles, majority of the models are also from conan exiles. Only 5 "campaign" maps. I wouldn't even say campaign as there are no story to it. This game is NOT worth the price as of right now and its even disgusting to see them putting 1 hero behind a paid wall of 10 euro when the came already is not worth the full price. What I expected from this game was managing workers (thralls), give them difference tasks of resource collection, a decent campaign with story, a map with regions you conquer one by one untill you reach the end (Red Alert 1 map progression) Wait untill more content comes that can justify the price, wait for 50%+ off sales or stay away.Show moreShow less

18.2 hours at review170 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

05/29/2019

Conan Unconquered Conan Unconquered is a base building/base defending strategy game with exploration elements. My impressions about this game were like a rollercoaster in first 3-5 hours of gameplay, but later on I mostly enjoyed it. So, speaking about the good features: + It's a decent game for co-op gameplay. + There's a cool comix in the game. We all like nice small additions like this one. + I really liked music/soundtrack/voiceovers. + Interface is good and very comfortable, at least I got used to it very fast while I don't play strategy games too often. + The game is quite well balanced. It's also challenging in a good way. I didn't like that it's almost impossible to recover if you lost some specific buildings on your base in lategame, but I can accept it as a game feature - ok, but losing in Conan Unconquered is a very disappointing thing as replaying the whole map from beginning is not too fun. + "Unconquered" game mode is better than "campaign" maps and available from very beginning with few restrictions. It kinda saved the day for me at some point. + The whole idea/concept was just brilliant. However, even the greatest ideas require decent realization and there's plenty of failures in this title: +- Exploration seemed to be the coolest aspect and it's the biggest disappointment for me in Conan Unconquered. It just doesn't work as a "cool thing". Exploration is monotonous and sometimes perceived as a burden, diversity of rewards/enemies is poor. And the funniest part of it -- the best way to explore map is to just run and loot. Yes, you don't have to kill enemies, don't waste your time on those annoying spiders, just take chest and run to the next one! Conan "Bolt" is on the run. You get some rewards for clearing monsters nests too and it could give you a great boost in early game to be honest so maybe there's a reason to clear those. Maybe. +- First mission sucks! It's not a pure "minus" only because that's my own experiece due to a bug which was most likely fixed by now. However, first mission is boring anyway even if you'll consider it as a half tutorial one. +- Graphics is not the most important part of the strategy game by far and it's not horrible in Conan Unconquered, but visuals seems to be too outdated sometimes when you actually play the game. +- Optimization. Gameplay experience was smooth for me, just one freeze due to engine glitch in 10+ hours, but my friend with weaker PC barely managed to launch Conan Unconquered. I don't understand why this game requires high end PC while it looks like it looks. All gameplay mechanics shouldn't be so resourse demanding and graphics is not impressive at all. - Amount of content and the way you experience the existing one. Do you see those cool screenshots with lots of different enemies, lots of different units etc.? Well, you won't see this for quite a long time. And when you'll reach this point it will be last 5th map out of 5 total. Yep. Do you remember first "half tutorial" mission I mentioned earlier? Second and third are not too different from that one in terms of interest. The whole situation is like "you have some cool toys, but you can't play them". After 12 hours in the game I'm not even close to those shiny screenshots on the storepage in terms of gameplay after completing 3 out of 5 maps. I have mixed feelings about Conan Unconquered. As I said in the beginning of my review - I mostly enjoyed playing this game. At the same time it's for sure a wasted opportunity and not a GOTY contender by far. 7.5/10 p.s. Fun fact - female character is way better than Conan in my opinion. More reviews on our Curator PageShow moreShow less

12.1 hours at review80 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

05/30/2019

Do I recommend it right now? No, and it kind of sucks to say that as buried underneath the myriad of issues I believe is the grounds for an amazing game. The positives right now are when something goes right, the sense of satisfaction is immense; the combat is visceral & gory as heck and the enemies are just strong enough to challenge you; if you manage to survive a wave relatively intact, it feels incredibly *good*. I have a lot of love for the Hero units too, even if they're just tanks at this point. On the flip is the balancing, content, optimisation and bugs; the balancing is just... awful. I get that the devs have probably studied 'They Are Billions' closely, but whereas TAB can be punishing, it doesn't feel like a punishment to play, which is what I have with 'Conan' right now. The waves are so close that there's just no point in having breaks, resources generate at a rate so slow, I think the devs may have actually coded how to journey back in time instead, and then you're met with a resource maintenance fee, so when you finally do get a decent cash flow, you're hesitant to build anything as you'll lose 10-30% of your resource and revenue flow. Moving on to content; it's pretty thin - you get a choice of up to 3 Heroes (one's a $10 DLC unlock), zero story and what I think are 5 tutorial/SP missions? Without story for context, it's hard to tell really. The lack of story's a little saddening as they have access to the Conan universe plus it was developed by former C&C devs, who used to write the most amazing, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥-insane stories for those campaigns, which enthralled me as a kid when I used to play their games. The Heroes, and in fact all your units, move as if they're caught in tar, which is annoying, but just loops back to the weird pacing mentioned above. It feels like SP was an afterthought here and that the entire game was balanced around coop - I looked at the coop list and there was 8 hosts at the time, so probably like me, everyone wants to enjoy SP instead, meaning the game needs better balancing for solo players. Optimisation and bugs kind of go hand-in-hand; you can't change the refresh rate in the resolution box, despite the option being there and I noticed some weird lag when I was in build mode whilst moving across the map (see my profile for specs - they're all above the recommended requirements) and I noticed framerate oscillation throughout the game. I don't believe this is due to graphics demand, as they look like Age of Empires III with a HD pack overlay if I'm being perfectly honest so something's amiss there. This is a game which could have benefited immensely from Early Access to iron out all the kinks in conjunction with the player community. As it is, I have paid for a game with old-school principles which just don't cut it in modern times, where it's either missing content, or the content is mixed up in a confusing and not very satisfying broth. The foundations are solid, it could be a really incredible game and a great gaming experience, but it just isn't right now and I've not had a great deal of fun playing it so far.Show moreShow less

5.9 hours at review70 people found this helpful

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