Exciting news for strategy game enthusiasts: Songs of Conquest is set to launch on iOS and Android on March 13th. This premium title, priced at $11.99, promises a rich gaming experience with four distinct factions to choose from, including the intriguing Necromancers. If you missed my coverage back in November last year about Lavapotion's mobile venture, here's your update. Publisher Coffee Stain Malmo has just confirmed the release date, and pre-orders are now open.

For those new to Songs of Conquest, this game first hit the scene on PC in 2022 after an Early Access period. Since its full release, it has garnered a commendable 78 rating on Metacritic, alongside positive reviews on Steam, indicating its appeal to both critics and players alike. Drawing inspiration from the strategy classics of the 90s, the game offers turn-based combat where you command vast armies against formidable foes.

The game's trailer showcases its nostalgic charm and strategic depth. With four factions to choose from, players can explore different playstyles. Whether you're drawn to the mystique of the Necromancers, the valor of knights, the mystery of swamp dwellers, or the cunning of merchants, there's a faction to suit every strategic mind. Each faction brings unique abilities and magical options, ensuring a deep and engaging tactical experience.

90s-inspired Tactical Goodness

As someone who's immediately captivated by the idea of commanding an army of skeletons clad in eerie robes, the Necromancer faction speaks to me personally. But regardless of your faction of choice, Songs of Conquest offers a wealth of tactical opportunities. With varied troop abilities, magic, and progression paths, there's plenty to explore and master.

Songs of Conquest will be available on the App Store and Google Play starting March 13th, priced at $11.99 or the equivalent in your local currency. Interested players can pre-register now on their preferred platform. While you eagerly await its arrival, why not dive into some of the best strategy games available on iOS?