Songs of Silence Reviews
Songs of Silence is a beautiful and engaging 4X auto-battler blend, whose unique approach will sweep you up for hours on end.
The very best things about Songs of Silence have nothing to do with its gameplay. This game has some of the best art direction that I have seen, with beautifully vibrant colored graphics and some stellar cutscenes; not to mention the excellent voice-acting and soundtrack. All of which just makes me sad that I didn’t like this more, If I was able to actually have more control over battles and their outcomes the inner RTS fan in me would love this game.
Battle enemy empires and traitors as you seek allies and fight to rid the lands of the Silence.
An interesting combination of genres in an intriguing world. Songs of Silence has potential that I hope will be properly exploited by the developers.
Review in Polish | Read full review
Songs of Silence is an entertaining TBS 4X with unique visual style and excellent soundtrack. Unfortunately, it suffers from serious technical problems but still delivers a very fun experience for fans of the genre.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Songs of Silence is a solid 4x strategy game to play nearing the end of the year, or, cheaper, simply listen to its official soundtrack. Either way, the player will get their money's worth.
Fun art nouveau 4X fantasy strategy game on PS5
Songs of Silence is a bold attempt to refresh the somewhat stiff genre of turn-based strategy games. It shines bright at the start, but unfortunately, the title loses appeal eventually due to the shallowness of its systems.
Review in Polish | Read full review
Songs of Silence is a competent strategy game that does enough to carve out a position for itself in a crowded genre. Its interesting army management, unique card system, real-time fighting, and superb Skirmish Mode make it difficult not to appreciate the efforts.
Songs of Silence really tried to reach for the stars and do a lot. It strove to be a good 4x game that took elements from all across the Strategy mega-genre. It tried to ditch all of the Civ-based gameplay mechanics, but with that came too much simplicity. A large part of the game feels very barebones. The game may look great, but it has hardly anything worth of substance.