Con

Con is an adult-oriented, turn-based RPG that plunges players into Cosplay-Con, a magical convention where characters become whatever they wear. In Con you explore sprawling convention halls, battle cursed cosplays in tactical encounters, and piece together the mystery behind a dark spell that has enslaved many attendees. The game is released episodically with regular updates and is free to play; community supporters can get access to news feeds, monthly progress reports, beta testing and early builds before public release. Available on Windows, Mac and Android, Con blends 2D visuals, cosplay mechanics and mature storytelling for players seeking a niche, narrative-driven experience.

Key Features

⭐ Turn-based combat that emphasizes strategy, positioning and costume-based abilities.

⭐ Exploration of Cosplay-Con's themed halls to uncover clues and rescue cursed attendees.

⭐ Costume system where "you are what you wear" — change and upgrade cosplays to alter stats and skills.

⭐ Episodic content with regular updates and supporter-only beta access to upcoming chapters.

⭐ 2D art and parody-driven writing that blends humour with darker, mature themes.

Advantages

✅ Deep, narrative-driven campaign that mixes supernatural mystery with cosplay culture.

✅ Tactical encounters reward thoughtful costume combinations and party customization.

✅ Free to play with optional supporter benefits like early builds, progress reports and beta tests.

✅ Cross-platform availability on Windows, Mac and Android for flexible play across devices.

✅ Ongoing episodic updates keep the experience fresh and expand the story over time.

Disadvantages

❎ Intended for mature audiences; explicit themes make it unsuitable for younger players.

❎ Episodic release schedule can leave the story feeling incomplete between updates.

❎ Development pace relies on community support, so feature rollout timing may vary.

Development Team

Developed by Cuddle Pit, an independent studio producing Con as an ongoing episodic project funded entirely by community supporters.

The small team publishes progress through news feeds and monthly reports and provides beta and early build access to supporters who back development.