Songs of Conquest arrives on iOS and Android next month, bringing its 90s-inspired goodness to mobile

Get ready, mobile gamers! Lavapotion's highly anticipated strategy game, Songs of Conquest, is set to launch on iOS and Android on March 13th. This premium title will be available for $11.99, promising a deep and engaging gaming experience. One of the exciting features is the choice among four unique factions, including the intriguing Necromancers!

Back in November, I reported on the upcoming mobile release of Songs of Conquest, but updates have been scarce until now. Thanks to publisher Coffee Stain Malmo, we now have a confirmed release date, and pre-orders are already open for eager fans.

For those new to the game, Songs of Conquest first debuted on PC in 2022 after a stint in Early Access. It's since garnered a respectable 78 rating on Metacritic and positive reviews on Steam, indicating a well-received title among both critics and players.

Drawing inspiration from 90s strategy classics, Songs of Conquest offers a nostalgic yet fresh take on the genre. The game's trailer showcases the turn-based combat where you command entire armies against formidable foes. With four factions to choose from, you can experiment with different playstyles, whether you're drawn to the dark allure of Necromancers, the valor of knights, the mystique of swamp dwellers, or the cunning of merchants.

90s-inspired tactical goodness

As someone who's instantly captivated by the idea of necromancers, the prospect of commanding an army of skeletons in cool robes is incredibly appealing. But regardless of your faction preference, Songs of Conquest offers a rich tactical experience. Your troops' abilities, combined with magic and progression options, ensure there's plenty to explore and master.

Mark your calendars for March 13th when Songs of Conquest hits the App Store and Google Play. At a premium price of $11.99, you can pre-register now to secure your copy. And while you wait, why not dive into some of the best strategy games available on iOS?