The four different factions' units and buildings are easily recognized at a glance, the environments are bright, the animations are smooth, and the resolution is very crisp. It should be there are only a handful of elements that needed to be rendered and the game is turn-based. This is perhaps the best aspect of Greed Corp.: not only is it a compelling strategy title, but the lightning-fast pacing means you'll never be bored to tears waiting for your turn. Frequently, it will take players less than 30 seconds to finish, essentially halving the already miniscule wait. Moreover, rarely will players need their entire minute of allotted time. That means there is a maximum of three minutes between the time you end your turn and start the next one. That's not to say computer-controlled factions won't provide a challenge, it just is a lot more fun when you can crush a buddy with your mental prowess, making sure they know you're superior to them through an onslaught of ego-diminishing verbal abuse.Īnother reason multiplayer action is so good is that each player has but one minute to get all of their moves in. Playing through the Freemen, Pirate, Cartel, and Empire campaigns will bring you several hours of strategic fun when you're all alone.īetter still is the delight you'll get out of playing against friends at home or with random/hosted matches online. Maps continually change, there are multiple AI difficulty levels to select from, and there are a bunch of Titles (and Achievements) you can garner along the way. You'll also be treated to a fun story of four rival factions vying for the last fertile corners of a failing planet. Playing through the campaign is a great way to learn the ropes.
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