Does Ward read in time?
Tell us whether incoming attacks, timing, target selection, and the first-person view make sense on your phone.
FYRONTO GAMES / CLOSED ANDROID TEST
Enter the keep.
Enter the keep.
Leave an honest note.
Crown or Curse is a portrait, first-person dark-fantasy roguelite for Android. Your hero attacks automatically; you choose targets, time Ward blocks, use class skills, and make weapon and relic choices on expeditions designed for about 6–10 minutes.
We are looking for unpaid volunteers aged 16 or older who can join a Google Play closed test, stay enrolled for 14 days, play several real sessions, and share honest feedback about timing, the first-person view, difficulty, menus, or phone performance. There is no daily-play or store-review requirement.
Free test: ads and in-app purchases are disabled in this build.
EMAIL THE PLAYTEST TEAM ↗
Private whitelist first, then Google Play.
- Email the playtest team or send a private message to the Crown or Curse Facebook Page with your Google Play account email and Play country. Do not post that information in comments.
- We will confirm whether your Play country can access the test and, if eligible, add that account to the tester list.
- Once whitelisted, opt in through Google Play’s test page. The link alone does not grant access.
Availability: Türkiye Play accounts can join. For other Play countries, message us first so we can confirm access.
A few real sessions and direct feedback.
What keeps you playing?
Share what feels compelling or unclear in the class skill, weapon, and relic choices across several expeditions.
What needs work?
Report confusing menus, difficulty spikes, visual issues, or performance problems honestly. Private feedback is welcome.
Used only to handle your request.
When you email the playtest team or privately message the requested Play account email and country, Fyronto Games receives the information you include to check access, add an eligible volunteer to the private tester list, and respond with test steps. Your Play-account email is entered into Google Play Console so Google can grant test eligibility. The information is not posted publicly. For privacy questions, see the existing privacy policy; use the data-deletion page for a deletion request.