Don't forget Coop! That is why my friend and I bought it. We have played multiple times teaming up against the AI(s).

Love that you've been highlighting smaller titles recently. Keep filling up my steam wish list!

I saw this popup on my phone and I am like wait Tom is streaming playing an instrument. DAMN IM AM GETTING OUT OF BED.... Guess what it's just some game. Tom I now demand you play an instrument and sing on stream!!!

Really looking forward to playing this one.

Heroes of Might and Magic IV is the first video game I've ever played. Songs of Conquest has my attention now, thanks for sharing.

This game is great, glad you brought a bit of attention to it

I have to admit. The bard's song sent shivers down my spine.

MTG mentioned! Swell with $100+ Commander decks!

Great game it remind me of might and magic 4, but even close to 3 thought

I really adore the bells and whistles this game has with the pixel art, character and campaign design, overworld navigation, etc, but the actual combat is a huge miss for me, sadly. I was really looking forward to playing it through, but I can't find motivation after the first two missions.

Songs of Conquest: Metal Edition.

Я считаю, любое освещение и популяризация данной игры достойно похвалы и поддержки

Ho guys, will it come out on Switch as well?

The models during battle look MUCH cleaner/less pixelated than in my games. How are you getting such clarity?

This reminds me of a indie game called Iron Oath. You should definitely check that one out

I do like your way of talking. From what country are you?

I was really unimpressed with the early access of the game. Primarily, my issue was with the scale of the maps (which back then was tied to optimization issues, expected for EA though). I am told that they've added bigger maps (probably not for the earlier campaigns, but whatever). Essentially the meta back then was rushing your opponent within the first week and then camping around while taking their ressources, essentially creating a scrap fight. All the "cool stuff" you could possibly build ? Not gonna happen. This was reinforced by the fact that supply lines were so short. Where in the HoMM series you usually needed a few days (or a really long chain of heroes) to resupply to the frontlines, here it was so easy to just send 1 more wielder to carry around reinforcements to resupply within a day or two. This in turn rendered upgrades like the army limit completely obsolete, because they came into play exactly once for "the big battle" and then never again if at all. Couple this with really uninspired item design and it just felt really bad. I'll give the full release a chance, but all this is to say, HoMM3, even after 25years, still is the gold standard of this genre that this needs to stand up against and players should manage their expectations accordingly, if they come to this game having played the HoMM series. The art is beautiful though and Lavapotion deserves every bit of support they can get if that is what they'll keep doing with future titles. It would be a shame if the game didn't succeed, although i fully expect for it to be a hit, if only for nostalgic reasons.

"value minded person" hahahah just say poor, i won't take offense.

this game make me quit...

This is Songs of Meh, nice try for tribute to HoMM, but its not even close, magic system is irrelevant, combat is boring, unit cap* , auto resolve combat into oblivion until win game. Just boring.