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

Get ready, mobile gamers! Lavapotion's much-anticipated strategy game, Songs of Conquest, is set to launch on iOS and Android on March 13th. Priced at a premium of $11.99, this game promises an immersive experience, drawing inspiration from the classic strategy games of the 90s. You'll have the chance to command four distinct factions, including the intriguing Necromancers, each offering unique tactical advantages and playstyles.

If you're new to Songs of Conquest, it's worth noting that the game first hit the scene on PC back in 2022 during its Early Access phase. Since its full release, it's garnered a commendable Metacritic score of 78 and received positive feedback from Steam users, indicating a well-received title among both critics and players.

The game's trailer showcases the turn-based combat that you'll engage in, commanding entire armies against formidable foes. With factions like Necromancers, Knights, Swamp Dwellers, and Merchants at your disposal, you're in for a varied tactical experience. Each troop type comes with its own set of abilities, complemented by magic options and progression paths, ensuring a deep and engaging gameplay experience.

90s-inspired Tactical Goodness

Personally, the mention of Necromancers instantly piques my interest. The idea of commanding an army of the undead, dressed in cool, sinister robes, is undeniably appealing. If that's not your cup of tea, the Knights, Swamp Dwellers, or Merchants might catch your fancy instead. Regardless of your choice, Songs of Conquest offers an in-depth tactical experience that's sure to keep you engaged.

Songs of Conquest will be available on the App Store and Google Play starting March 13th. Pre-registration is now open, so you can secure your copy ahead of time. And while you wait, why not explore some of the top strategy games available on iOS?