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It's fine if you want a standard HoMMlike. This genre has been stagnated for almost 2 decades now. My preference was the Age of Wonders branch of HoMMlikes, but the latest entries are meh. Unfortunately SoC lacks Global/World magic which makes the overworld gameplay even les…

Currently as of writing this review the game in singleplayer is great. I do however think the DLC civs should be cheaper since the game is quite expensive if you want all the civs... If you compare the game with Heroes of might and magic 3 like many does you get far more bang f…

I would certainly recommend Songs of Conquest, but [b]buyers beware[/b]. [h2]THIS IS NOT HEROES OF MIGHT AND MAGIC 3![/h2] It is recommended as being modern take on HoMM3, but at best it is [b]heavily influenced[/b] by it. Many of the key features that make HoMM series so spec…

Game has been amazing so far, the story is really good, art style is great and it's really enjoyable to play

Only played a fews hours and I already really like the game. The game really reminds you of the old days of Turn based games like Heroes 3 : Might and Magic, but with its unique charm and system that truely make it stand out. Like the more simple yet engaging style of your Castle…

Honestly the game and art style are really fun. I'm not recommending because the game seems unfinished. The DLC seems like it should already be part of the base game. Its easy to get tired of playing just the same factions. I would change my review if the other factions were just…

Love the game, so much fun. After learning depth of this game and mechanics behind i.e. magic I cant enjoy HoMM as much as I used to. I enjoy very much campaigns and storyline. Hope devs will add more to the main story! :)

Songs of Conquest is a spiritual successor to Heroes of Might and Magic. I've played a little bit of HoMM before, but never got into them. SoC, however, managed to succeed in being a fun experience for me. You command Wielders, heroes who lead your army into battle against op…

TLDR: If you were/are a HoMM3 fan and are longing for a good, modern game based on the HoMM formula, then you should definitely give this game a long, hard look. This is, by far, the best HoMM-like game remake I've seen so far. It doesn't just dress up the HoMM 3 formula in a ne…

TL;DR: If you want an in-the-moment sandbox strategy/tactical experience, this is not for you. If you enjoy restarting a campaign for the fifth time after discovering all the curveballs the developers scripted into it, then writing down the “correct” order of events to cheese you…

The game is excellent in its own genre. Smart game mechanics which distinguish it from similar games. To my experience, custom game experience stands out even against HOMM Oden Era. However, I have no idea why the dev, instead of working on more updates/additions to the base gam…

TL;DR: This game is what happens when you have brilliant art direction but only a middling understanding of game design. It's the most borderline thumbs up I've ever given any title. I adore these kinds of games. I have been playing them since 1997. Let's go from the worst part…

I haven't played one of these Heroes of Might & Magic types in many years, meaning walk around on a map, pick up resources and loot, build resource/troop buildings in varying size towns, level up your hero, buy piles of various themed troops and use them against enemy piles of du…

[b]Fun and engaging. If it looks like something you'd enjoy, you're almost certainly going to be right in this case.[/b] It is very accessible, with great tutorialisation that can be step-by-step or hands off according to your preference. This isn't at the cost of long-term de…

if this game had come out during the late 90s/early 2000s it would be spoken of as one of the all time greats of strategy gaming. I am deeply in love with the gameplay, aesthetic, and the way the story is told through the different campaigns, and how each campaign gives you more …

I hate tutorials. The worst part about picking up a new RTS is going through the 1-2 hours of tutorial missions, and reading countless tooltips before you really get to jump in and play. SoC does a great job of dropping you right in and teaching you through play. The mechanics ar…

I must say after a couple of hours with this game, this might be my new fav "HOMM" type of game. The gameplay feels fair and balanced, the quick battle option saves lots of time, and I adore the pixel graphics. I haven´t been too invested in the story and characters, but its stil…

A beautiful game with an interesting spin on HoMM formula. There are several features that make Songs of Conquest feel fresh and in some ways better than Heroes 3. These are some of them: [list] [*]Each unit type has a qunatity limit preventing infamous doom stacks. All unit ti…

Better campaign than HOMM: olden era (05/2026), The story is great and most dialog keep me engaging and read all of it (despite i hate long text). Each faction feel different and unique.

[h3] ---{ Graphics }--- [/h3] ☐ You forget what reality is ☐ Beautiful ☑ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS [h3] ---{ Gameplay }--- [/h3] ☐ Very good ☑ Good ☐ It's just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't [h3] ---{ Audio…

Songs of Conquest is a game that, in my eyes, carries on the legacy of my favorite game of all time, Heroes of Might & Magic 3. I've been playing SoC since the early access period, and as a big fan of turn-based strategy games, I love the way the game has brought the formula into…

way better tactical battle depth than in heroes series, very creative ideas regarding factions by combining like two sub-factions. Magic stuff is also cool, instead depending on like mana its more related to your army. Hoping for even more factions in the future!

Very refreshing take on the HoMM formula, glad the devs experimented this much with the core mechanics. In my opinion their greatest achievement is the fact, that might heroes are not as useless compared to their spellcasting counterparts as in the HoMM series. The army slot a…

EDIT 11 June 2026: This review is 4 years old and quite heavily outdated due to many patches and implementations inside new paid DLCs. As a tactics veteran, lover of HoMM, Age of Wonders, Disciples etc who spend hundreds of hours in various strategy tactic games, it pains me to …