"Songs of Conquest hits iOS, Android next month with 90s vibe"

• Songs of Conquest is set to launch on iOS and Android on March 13th.
• The game will be a premium experience priced at $11.99.
• Players can choose from four distinct factions, including the enigmatic Necromancers!

If you remember, last November, I mentioned that Lavapotion's Songs of Conquest was headed to mobile platforms. While updates have been scarce since then, today brings exciting news. Publisher Coffee Stain Malmo has confirmed that players worldwide can finally dive into this strategic adventure starting March 13th, with pre-orders now live.

For newcomers, Songs of Conquest is a tactical strategy game that initially launched on PC in 2022 during Early Access. Post-launch, it garnered a respectable 78 score on Metacritic, proving its appeal extends beyond just critics. Steam reviews echo similar enthusiasm, making it clear that fans adore this title.

Drawing inspiration from classic 90’s strategy games, Songs of Conquest offers a nostalgic yet modern twist. Watch the trailer below to witness turn-based battles unfold as you command entire armies against formidable foes. Four unique factions await, each providing varied playstyles to explore.

A Tactical Journey Through Time

As someone who instantly gravitates toward necromancers, the idea of commanding undead legions is pure fantasy fulfillment. Imagine summoning skeletons clad in dark robes—creepy yet cool! However, if that doesn’t tickle your fancy, consider the noble knights, cunning swamp dwellers, or resourceful merchants. Regardless of faction, Songs of Conquest promises deep tactical gameplay. Each troop type boasts unique abilities, magical options, and progression paths to uncover.

The game launches globally for both the App Store and Google Play on March 13th as a premium title priced at $11.99 or your regional equivalent. Pre-registration links for each platform are available below.

In the meantime, why not explore some of the best strategy games currently available on iOS?