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

Get ready, mobile gamers! Lavapotion's highly anticipated strategy game, Songs of Conquest, is set to hit iOS and Android devices on March 13th. Priced at a premium of $11.99, this game promises a rich, tactical experience inspired by the strategy classics of the 90s. Pre-orders are now open, so you can secure your copy ahead of the launch.

If you're new to Songs of Conquest, let me fill you in. Originally launched on PC in 2022 after a stint in Early Access, the game has garnered a solid 78 rating on Metacritic and 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'll command entire armies in turn-based combat. With four factions to choose from—including the intriguing Necromancers—you can tailor your strategy to your preferred playstyle. Whether you're drawn to the dark allure of raising the dead, or prefer the honor of knights, the mystique of swamp dwellers, or the cunning of merchants, there's a faction for everyone.

90s-inspired Tactical Goodness

Personally, the mention of Necromancers instantly piqued my interest. The idea of commanding an army of skeletons in cool, sinister robes is undeniably appealing. But regardless of your faction choice, Songs of Conquest offers an in-depth tactical experience. Your troops will come with unique abilities, complemented by magic options and various progression paths, ensuring a deep and engaging gameplay experience.

Songs of Conquest will be available on the App Store and Google Play starting March 13th. If you're eager to dive into this strategic adventure, you can pre-register now using the links below.

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