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Songs of Conquest is available to purchase at 60% off the regular price until the 5 November 2024 (I believe). Plus there is an extra Halloween Discount for the game which allows you to get the game at a fraction of the regular price.

Why would you buy it???

Well if you enjoy playing Heroes of Might and Magic III, this game is very comparable and you can countlessly play every now and then with the campaign mode that allows you to learn the adventure and the story behind the game.

One thing I will say ... Is Hero Development is per Level and so I maxed out my troop contingent to win the game more easily. In the final battle, I had a TON of troops (in Level 1) and easily defeated the opponent.

But I chose to upgrade my Hero to support more Units ... And it worked out pretty good as an overall strategy.

I haven't played a Video Game in over 1-Year. Before I had played Magic Arena and Pokemon Online just to learn how to PLAY those games. I enjoyed the pleasure both offered and I learnt a bit more about those two (2) games in question.

For 60% off... I would recommend everyone spending $12 USD to get the game and have countless hours playing a game like Songs of Conquest given this AMAZING offer. Plus like I said there is an ADDITONAL discount for Halloween...

Get it NOW before the offer expires... It's an AMAZING DEAL!

Here is the GOG link for the game:

https://www.gog.com/en/game/songs_of_conquest

Cheers.

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Also regarding GOG ...

You can DOWNLOAD the OFFLINE installation of the game and not do the ONLINE install... This avoids the need to install the game management software much like STEAM for GOG (I believe it's called Galaxy).

The OFFLINE installation requires you to download the LASTEST .EXE and .BIN for the game and that's all you pretty much need.

Again get it NOW before it's too late...

Sincerely.

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Also don't buy it if you don't have time to waste...

I spent like 3-Hours playing 2 Missions and there are supposedly 4 Missions per Faction. There are 4 Factions so this means 16 Missions in total. Not as bad as I had presumed because I had the impression from the Map that there would be more of the Missions for the Solo Campaign.

I don't know if the stories intertwine or not... They could be 4 Factions and therefore 4 separate stories. Never the less I am unsure if they connect or not.

They recommend the 1st Faction as a way of introducing the various elements in the game (units, buildings, etc.) You need some time to understand what all the SPELLS are that are available to cast and so forth. And you earn spell abilities each and every turn you battle with a unit.

The spells are "okay"... Much like in HOMM3 you can mostly affect one unit and then there are a few spells that affect ALL your units (like 1 or 2) to like fortify your troops.

Right now I believe that the game is FUN a bit HARD-ish on the "Fair" Level. But I'm not trying to win the game on the hardest level by all means. It just takes some time to build up all your troops. And resources can sometimes be hard to get (you run out of one and have a ton of the other, etc.)

But it's a "nice" game... If you want to kill a couple of hours here-and-there. I won't be playing much this week because I don't want to waste all my time on a Video Game even if it is very cool.

I'll play it here-and-there when I'm bored nothing to do (which is rare but still possible...) TBD. The game seems nice and worthwhile to play. I mean it's ONLY 16 missions in all. Multiplayer might be something for some gamers. Not me personally but there are other maps and you can play with friends...

In any event for $12 USD... I'm not complaining.

Have a look and see if this is something worthwhile for YOU!

Best.

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