Songs of Conquest Mobile

Name: Songs of Conquest Mobile
Price: 11.99 USD
Rating: 3.6 (115 reviews)
Author: Coffee Stain Publishing

By: Coffee Stain Publishing

The realm is yours to rule

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Features & Capabilities

Songs of Conquest Mobile is a turn-based tactical fantasy game where you lead powerful magicians called Wielders and venture into lands unknown. Wage wars against your enemies, raise towns and settlements, and explore the world of Aerbor. Tactical turn-based combat lets you lead armies in strategic battles where every move counts, using magic and might to outsmart foes and guide your forces to victory.

Build an empire by gathering resources, constructing structures, and planning your armies to match your playstyle. Play through the four Songs of Conquest and discover the story of each faction across four campaigns in Aerbor. Choose between four factions—Loth, Arleon, Rana, and Barya—for Conquest mode on randomly generated maps or handcrafted experiences. Mobile-optimized gameplay brings Songs of Conquest to mobile, with minimum device requirements: iOS 16 or newer and 4GB RAM.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Coffee Stain Publishing

Rating:

3.60

(115) 0.10

Version:

1.1.5 Last updated: 2026-03-19

Version code:

883505127

Creation date:

2025-03-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.53GB

Price:

11.99

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-13

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 155,952 ▼ 529

Other rankings

#11 in Essential Strategy Games #23 in The Best New Strategy Games

Other platforms

Songs of Conquest Mobile (v1.4.19)

8,524 4.02

(412)

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Developed by:

Coffee Stain Publishing

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/songs-of-conquest-mobile/id6740487579

User Reviews

Players praise the addictive, HOMM3-inspired strategy and the nostalgic campaign, and they like the iOS port with hopes for future DLCs. However, a recurring pattern of startup/loading failures and a PC-to-iOS content gap (including Vanir DLC) hampers the overall experience. Stability and parity fixes are needed to fully realize the game’s potential on mobile.

Pros

Fun, addictive strategy gameplay with a HOMM3-like vibe.
Nostalgic campaign feel and solid core mechanics.
Positive iOS port with evident interest in including DLCs on iOS (long-term appeal).

Cons

Persistent loading/launch issues on iOS (booting fails or stuck on loading screens across multiple devices).
Content parity issues with PC (missing content and balance updates on iOS) and lack of Vanir DLC for the iOS version, with strong demand for mobile DLCs.

Recent reviews

Missing lot of content and balance updates that are present on the PC version. Probably IOS version will never get these updates.

by Mu*****, 2026-04-23

The game is very fun and highly enjoyable. However, it frequently crashes after about 30 minutes of gameplay, especially on large maps. I am playing Song of Conquest on an iPhone 13 Pro Max (iOS 18.7.1). The game frequently crashes after about 30 minutes of gameplay, especially on maps with large map sizes. This issue happens consistently and seriously affects the experience. What is confusing is that Civilization VI, which is a much heavier and more demanding game, runs stable without any crashes on the same device. This makes me believe the problem lies in optimization or memory management of Song of Conquest on iOS. I strongly recommend the developers investigate and fix this crash issue, particularly for large maps, to improve stability and user experience.

by Hà*****, 2025-12-21

Very good game, I truly enjoyed it, but there are a few major issues—bugs… The changelog says that the Vanir faction DLC was added, but that’s not true, at least not as a playable faction… Honestly, I will change my rating if the developers fix the issues with the game. The campaign is kinda short.