Songs of Conquest launches on iOS and Android March 13

The premium strategy game will cost $11.99 at launch

Players can choose between four unique factions including Necromancers

Back in November, we reported that Lavapotion was bringing Songs of Conquest to mobile. While news has been scarce since then, publisher Coffee Stain Malmo has now confirmed the official launch date of March 13, with pre-orders currently available.

For newcomers, Songs of Conquest first debuted on PC in 2022 through Early Access before its full release. The game holds a respectable 78 rating on Metacritic, with Steam reviews echoing these positive impressions from both critics and players alike.

Drawing clear inspiration from 90s strategy classics, Songs of Conquest lets players command armies in tactical turn-based battles. The trailer below showcases four distinct factions, each offering unique playstyles and strategic approaches.

Classic tactical strategy revived

The Necromancer faction immediately caught my attention - what's not to love about commanding undead armies while rocking sinister robes? If raising the dead isn't your style, you can alternatively lead noble knights, cunning swamp dwellers, or enterprising merchants into battle.

Regardless of faction choice, Songs of Conquest delivers deep tactical gameplay. Each unit type features unique abilities that combine with magical options and progression systems, creating layers of strategic depth to explore.

Mark your calendars for March 13 when Songs of Conquest arrives on the App Store and Google Play as a premium $11.99 title. Interested players can pre-register now using the platform links below.

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