This game is best described in 25 words:
It's a sci-fi roguelike auto battler where you command an intergalactic carrier, outfitting it with new spacecraft and technologies to take on other players asynchronously.
If I were forced to use more words and gifs then I'd probably say something like this:
Upgrade your Carrier with a wide array of deadly spaceships and weird and wonderful technology designed to obliterate anyone stupid enough to oppose you.
The position of cargo items can both trigger awesome combos with other cargo or combine to create entirely new technology.
Hundreds of unique items means, billions of combinations - and we’ve tested them all….honest, don’t look into it.
Engage opposing commanders in asynchronous multiplayer - because nobody wants to actually talk to other people online!
It’s not the size of your deck that matters, it’s also the shape.
Hire Crew to uncover derelict areas of your Carrier, who knows what tech you might reveal?
Then put them to work flying your starships, ensuring they stay on target.
Just like in real life, if you can emerge victorious 10 times before tasting defeat 3 times then you are crowned “awesome and better than 10 other people”.
Of course, in space, no one can hear you rage-quit, but we can see your win/loss stats!
IT'S FUN
This game is a lot of fun, and has a lot in common with other great auto-battlers. I put a ton of hours into it already, and the runs are quick and offer a lot of variety. My biggest issue is the lives system, as it gives you basically no wiggle room. If you don't start with a strong build, due to variance and luck, you are basically starting with 60% the lives other players have. You really have no time to get a build going and adjust to the ships and passives you are getting. I feel this game needs either more lives, similar to Backpack Battles, to give you more time, or something like The Bazaar, where you have a life bar, and you lose less life in the early game, and more in the late game. As it is right now, you can very easily bounce between 2 win games and 10 win games, with skill feeling way less important than strong early game items and lucky stations. All that being said, this game is fun, but needs some overhauls to the balance and systems.
Very fun inventory management auto-battler with a goofy, sci-fi parody theme. High skill cap, though some mechanics are a little hard to read and take a lot of practice. Not as "big" as some of the other auto-battlers out there with regard to number of mechanics, factions, etc., but well worth the money if you love the style and wanna throw down with a tight passionate community
No need to buy this crap when you have backpack battles....
Great game more people should give it a shot
Konfronto costs $14.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Win 10 64bit Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD 2.5 GHz or superior Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: DirectX 11 or 12 compatible card Storage: 1500 MB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system Storage: 1500 MB available space
Konfronto is available on Windows PC.
Konfronto has 80% positive reviews from 5 players.
Konfronto was released on May 13, 2025.
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