Conan: The Black Pyramid announced for PC in 2027

Conan: The Black Pyramid has been announced for PC, with a 2027 release window attached to its Steam listing. Grindstone and developer Games Farm describe it as a roguelite action RPG set inside a cosmic-horror labyrinth. ¹

The official store page lists Windows PC, single-player play and two-player online co-op. It does not currently give a price, and regional availability has not been confirmed in the available details. ¹ That makes the announcement more useful as a look at the game’s shape than as a complete launch plan.

The setting combines Conan’s heroic fantasy with a more nightmarish environment. The store description points to Conan and other legendary heroes, build experimentation, individual rewards and persistent progression. In practical terms, the run-based structure appears designed to let players try different approaches while carrying some progress forward between attempts. ¹

That mix should give the game a clear hook: a recognisable character and world placed in a hostile labyrinth, with co-op available for players who do not want to tackle the experience alone. The listing does not yet confirm a specific launch date, pricing or console versions, so those questions remain unanswered.

Gematsu also reported the PC announcement and identifies the project as a roguelite action RPG. ² Steam is the primary source for the platform, co-op and release-window details, while the secondary report provides independent confirmation that the reveal is new rather than a recycled store update.

Our opinion

The premise makes sense on paper. Conan is a strong fit for a combat-heavy roguelite, and a cosmic-horror labyrinth gives the familiar barbarian fantasy a sharper edge than another straightforward sword-and-sorcery adventure. The important next test is whether the build variety and persistent progression feel meaningful rather than merely decorative. Until a date and price arrive, this is one to watch rather than pre-order.