Get ready, mobile gamers! Songs of Conquest, the acclaimed strategy game inspired by 90s classics, is set to launch on iOS and Android on March 13th. Priced at a premium $11.99, this game promises a rich tactical experience across four distinct factions, including the much-anticipated Necromancers.
Back in November, I reported on Lavapotion's plan to bring Songs of Conquest to mobile platforms. Since then, updates have been sparse, but now, thanks to publisher Coffee Stain Malmo, we have a confirmed release date and open pre-orders.
If you're new to Songs of Conquest, let me fill you in. Originally launched on PC in 2022 during its Early Access phase, the game has since received a solid 78 rating on Metacritic and garnered positive reviews on Steam. It's clear that both critics and players have been enjoying what Songs of Conquest has to offer.
The game's trailer showcases its 90s-inspired aesthetic and gameplay, where you command vast armies in turn-based combat. With four factions to choose from, including Necromancers, Knights, Swamp Dwellers, and Merchants, there's a playstyle for everyone. Personally, the idea of leading an army of skeletons in cool robes is incredibly appealing. But no matter which faction you choose, Songs of Conquest offers a deep tactical experience with varied troop abilities, magic options, and progression paths.
90s-inspired tactical goodness
Songs of Conquest will be available on the App Store and Google Play starting March 13th for $11.99 or your local equivalent. You can pre-register now to ensure you don't miss out on this premium gaming experience. And while you wait, why not explore some of the best strategy games available on iOS?
