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There's some good ideas and lots of content but overall, this game is a miss. It's "old school" in all the wrong ways -- clunky interface that desperately needs quality of life features mixed with muddy graphics that make it hard to parse what map features are decorative versus i…

Really nice game. Excellent hotseat mode if you want to play local. I personally enjoy the pixel art style. I think it looks sharp and adds to overall character of the game. It has a streamlined interface and its general simplicity (compared to others in the genre) make it a fair…

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…

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…

[h1] 5/10 [/h1] I played on the third difficulty and dropped the game after ~2 hours. Coming from HoMM , this just feels like a weaker clone that made me appreciate the HoMM more. Combat is shallow, ranged units are overpowered, battles get repetitive, and the small battlefield d…

EDIT 11 June 2026: This review is 4 years old and quite heavily outdated due to many patches and implementations inside new paid DLCs.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 …