Conclusion
A 2016 indie adventure that arrived with almost no fanfare and even less documentation, curiosity is your only map here.
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Only for adventurous players who treat complete obscurity as a feature, not a bug.
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About Conclusion
I found almost nothing about Conclusion online, which either means it's a hidden gem or a forgotten experiment. Released in 2016 as a PC indie adventure, it's tagged casual and adventure with zero Steam reviews to guide you. The game's complete obscurity is actually part of its character: no marketing hype, no streamer clips, no community consensus to lean on. You're going in blind. That could be liberating or frustrating depending on your tolerance for mystery. If you enjoy stumbling through sparse, underdocumented games and figuring things out solo, Conclusion might scratch that itch. If you need signposting, tutorials, or at least a basic Steam description to know what you're getting, this one will leave you hanging. It's a gamble dressed up as an indie game.
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- Developer
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- Unknown
- Release Date
- Aug 5, 2016