Songs of Conquest

Songs of Conquest is a turn-based strategy game with strong adventure and RPG elements, inspired by the classic strategy games of the 1990s. You lead a group of powerful mages across unfamiliar lands, hunting down stubborn enemies, collecting artifacts of great power, and expanding your territory. Each region has its own enemy faction, natural environment, and battlefields, so the journey feels varied from one area to the next.

The core loop is managing resources, researching new options, and growing your kingdom before taking your armies into battle. You decide how your town develops: stack archers to rain death from above, or march an undying legion forward without fear. Combat blends unit abilities with spells, and you are encouraged to combine troops so you get the most from your available magic and damage potential. Epic siege battles are a highlight of the design.

Four factions are locked in conflict. Arion is a realm of old knights fighting for supremacy, Lanar is a set of ancient tribes struggling to survive in swamps, Loth is a group of necromancers who raise the dead, and Baria is a band of mercenaries and inventors focused on gold, gunpowder, and independence. Each battle comes with its own song, and completing missions unlocks new verses that tell the story of your victories.

Play is flexible. Hand-crafted maps suit curious adventurers, random maps offer near-endless replay, conquest maps deliver close-quarters fighting, and challenge maps pose tactical puzzles. You can play alone, with friends in co-op or hotseat mode, or online, and you can fill the field with computer allies and enemies. A built-in level editor uses the same tools the developers used for their own campaigns, and the store page says the modding community has shared many maps.

• Turn-based strategy combines unit tactics, spellcasting, and kingdom management in one adventure.
• Four factions, from Arion's old knights to Baria's gunpowder mercenaries, each fight in a distinct style.
• Single-player, co-op, hotseat, and online multiplayer options let you play alone or with friends.
• A built-in level editor uses the same tools the developers used to build their campaigns and battle maps.
• Each battle has its own song, and completing missions unlocks new verses that tell the story of your victories.
• Full controller support, DualSense support, Steam Achievements, and Steam Cloud round out the PC experience.

Steam lists Songs of Conquest as Very Positive, which is the official label in Taiwan as 極度好評, with 85% of its reviews positive. The review volume is in the tens of thousands of reviews, a substantial base that suggests the score reflects many players rather than a handful of early opinions.

Steam's label is based on the percentage of positive reviews and the total number of reviews, so a Very Positive rating generally means a strong majority of reviewers recommended the game. Larger review counts make the percentage more stable, while smaller counts can swing sharply. Here the volume is large enough to be a meaningful signal, but it still reflects individual tastes, so read recent reviews if a specific feature matters to you.

All prices below are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. The regular price is NT$ 858, and the current price is NT$ 171, which is an 80% discount. The lowest price we have recorded is NT$ 171 on October 28, 2026, and that is also our latest recorded price, which means the highest price in our record so far is the same NT$ 171.

The game is discounted often in our record, but it has not been free to keep on any day we tracked, so there is no free-to-keep offer to note. Because the current price is already our recorded low, it may be a good moment to buy if you have wanted the game, but our price record is still short.

The verdict is tentative. Our price record is still short, so we cannot yet say how deep or how frequent the discounts usually get, and a lower price may show up later. If you can wait, watching the wishlist alerts and checking back here will give you a clearer picture before you decide.

1. Songs of Conquest is not free right now, so you would buy it from the Steam store page for the Taiwan store.
2. If you want to wait, add it to your wishlist from the store page while signed in to Steam.
3. Turn on wishlist sale notifications in Steam's settings so you hear about price changes.
4. Check back here for the price trend, since the current price matches the lowest we have recorded.
5. When you complete the purchase, the game will appear in your Steam library right away.

The store lists Traditional Chinese among its supported languages, and English is also supported with full audio. Traditional Chinese is listed without the full audio marker, so expect on-screen text rather than voice acting in that language. The game carries an adult content flag, so review the rating before you purchase. All prices here are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.