Greed Corp. (PlayStation 3)

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Description

Greed Corp. is a turn-based digital board game where players must harvest the land around their units while denying those resources to their opponents. The catch is that every hexagonal tile on the board can be destroyed, either through harvesting or artillery fire. Players are taken out of the game if all of their units and buildings are destroyed (either directly, or by losing the tiles they stand on). Victory goes to the last player standing.

Players can only build a handful of units, but each has its own defined specialty. Harvesters suck up resources from nearby tiles. Armories turn those resources into Walkers, which can move and capture more tiles. Cannons can bomb enemies or tiles from afar, and Carriers can move units quickly around the map.

The single-player campaign contains 24 maps with three difficulty levels. Up to four players can play in local or online Versus mode on 36 unlockable maps.

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There are 35 other screenshots on file for other versions of this game.

Alternate Titles

• "Greed Corp. HD" -- Mobile title

Part of the Following Groups

• Middleware: Scaleform GFx SDK
• Mistbound universe
• Theme: Steampunk

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The Press Says

Looki	Mar, 2010	86 out of 100	86
Multiplayer.it	Apr 02, 2010	8.4 out of 10	84
Gamernode	Mar 03, 2010	8 out of 10	80
TheSixthAxis	Mar 07, 2010	8 out of 10	80
Game Captain	Mar 16, 2010	79 out of 100	79
Game Shark	Mar 12, 2010	B	75
Eurogamer.se	Feb 14, 2010	7 out of 10	70
Go Fanboy	Mar 01, 2010	7 out of 10	70
RealGamer	Mar 16, 2010	6 out of 10	60
Extreme Gamer	Mar 12, 2010	6 out of 10	60

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Trivia

Awards

• 4Players
  • 2010 – #3 Best PSN Game of the Year
• Dutch Game Awards
  • 2010 - Best PC/Console Game

Related Web Sites

• The Making of Greed Corp (video presentation in which Marcel du Long of Vanguard Games talks about challenges of creating the game (March 14, 2011))