Greed Corp

Such a shame that so little people know this game. Such a little strategy gem. The rules are simple but the mechanics so incredibly strong. It also allows for local multiplayer, which is fantastic. Every once in a while I come back to this game. This time, I will do the last final levels of the campaign.

Good strategy game with a few caveats. Cons: -The game starts easy and gets hard quick, at least for me -The 4 factions don't have any differences -No always fast forward option in the settings Pros: -A map can be played fast -Still runs great on modern machines My rating 6,5/10, recommended when you can get it cheap.

4/10 enjoyed if for about half an hour, but gameplay wise it never evolves maps just change nothing new to unlock

This game is genious!

Seems like a cool concept, but it's not fun. The difficulty jump between the first and second level is absurd. You work your way through the tutorial and the first level is easy but then you are up against 2 computer opponents, with very little resources. I feel like there is probably only really one solution to each map, so it's really a puzzle game, not a strategy game. If you don't see the solution, you are going to be just doing very similar things over and over till you stumble into the solution. The overall balance of income to costs, the limited movement, the short duration of the rounds as the ground crumbles away, the fact you have to wait a turn before you can use a building to make more units, all make this feel very clunky. I'm sure it can all be done, but I'm also sure there is only really one way to do it and that doesn't make it a challenge, it makes it a chore.

One of the best competitive strategy games out there. Only thing it's really missing is a map maker.

Greed Corp is an alright strategy game with surprisingly good AI in single player games. With great music and a decent atmosphere, but an unconvincing and maybe even lackluster world, the game is just okay, vibewise. The game tends to attempt to use integrated graphics and so will perform terribly, and this can be fixed by opening a process like Nvidia Command Center and forcing the app to use your GPU. There, you can also assign antialiasing and other setting for an immaculate greed experience. The game plays like Risk, with a few abilities that add light tact akin to an old flashgame, with witty opponents. The setting and abilities give Greed a unique approach to this classical formula, with strategies to prevent overwhelming, such as 3-tile-islands, and measures to shut that sort of behavior down, like weaponized harvestors.