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Greed Corp
Greed Corp is an award winning, innovative turn-based strategy game, situated in a rich, fictional world inspired by the industrial revolutions and their destructive effects on the environment. Find the delicate balance between harvesting the land for resources and preserving it to stay alive. Will you defend your territory or sacrifice it to keep ...
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- Released
- February 23, 2010
- Developer
- Vanguard Entertainment Group
- Genres
- Puzzle · Strategy · Turn-based strategy (TBS)
- Publisher
- W!Games, Easy Tiger Media, Valcon Games, DTP Entertainment, Spike, Invictus Games Ltd
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Greed Corp Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
If you fancy yourself a fan of either turn-based strategy games or heady board games, you'll definitely want to check out Greed Corp. The fact that you have to destroy the ground beneath your feet in order to harvest resources makes for some fascinating choices. It's designed for multiplayer and has friendly on- and offline features, but the single-player campaign is also great fun. Watching Greed Corp.'s tiles crumble into dust has been one of my favorite gaming moments of the year so far.
Greed Corp is a fantastic addition to XBLA and the PlayStation Store; a thoughtful and charming title that puts a unique spin on the board-game strategy.
Greed Corp is a fresh and innovative turn-based strategy game, the first in a series of games situated in a rich, fictional world inspired by the industrial revolutions and their destructive effects on the environment.
Greed Corp is essentially a strategy board-game based in the fantasy world of Mistbound. The game's main focus - aside from staples such as building and development - is sweet, sweet destruction, and some of the visual effects make that extremely satisfying.
It’s a crying shame that the layers of gameplay aren’t as rich as the hexes on the playing field, as Greed Corp does look like it will run much deeper on the surface. But once the first tier gets plowed away, what are left are the same materials that made the game function before. This prevents Greed Corp from exceling into the incredible, original new structure it is. Rather, it keeps the game a decent, but one-sided strategy prodigy that will either play like a charm or swiftly grow dull. For any strategy fan, this title is a refreshing and almost obligatory addition to the game library, but...