Exciting news for strategy game enthusiasts: Songs of Conquest is set to launch on iOS and Android on March 13th. Priced at a premium of $11.99, this game offers a rich experience inspired by the strategy classics of the 90s. With four distinct factions to choose from, including the intriguing Necromancers, players can dive into a world of turn-based combat and tactical warfare.
As previously covered in November last year, Lavapotion's Songs of Conquest was eagerly anticipated for its mobile release. The wait is nearly over, with publisher Coffee Stain Malmo confirming the launch date and opening pre-orders today.
For those new to Songs of Conquest, this game initially debuted on PC in 2022, starting in Early Access. Since its full release, it has garnered a respectable Metacritic score of 78, alongside positive feedback from Steam users. This acclaim underscores its appeal and quality within the strategy gaming community.
The game's trailer showcases its 90s-inspired aesthetic and gameplay, where players command armies in epic battles. Whether you're drawn to the mystical allure of the Necromancers, with their ability to raise the dead and command skeletal forces, or prefer the chivalry of knights, the mystery of swamp dwellers, or the cunning of merchants, Songs of Conquest offers diverse playstyles to explore. Each faction brings unique troop abilities, magic, and progression paths, promising a deep tactical experience.
90s-inspired Tactical Goodness
Personally, the mention of Necromancers is enough to pique my interest—leading an army of the undead in stylish robes is an appealing prospect. However, the game caters to various tastes with its other factions, ensuring there's something for everyone. Songs of Conquest promises an engaging and in-depth tactical experience, regardless of your chosen faction.
Songs of Conquest will be available on the App Store and Google Play starting March 13th. You can pre-register now to secure your copy for $11.99 or the equivalent in your local currency. While you await its release, why not explore some of the best strategy games available on iOS?
