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Greed Corp HD, the turn-based strategy, at its finest!
The award winning console and PC strategy hit is now available to your Android tablet!
Greed Corp is a fresh and fun strategy game situated in a rich Steam-Punk world, offering a long-lasting single player campaign and a variety of multiplayer options for up to four players.
Find the delicate balance between harvesting the land for resources to fund your war machines and preserving it to stay alive. Choose one of four different factions: the industrious Cartel, the militaristic Empire, the Freemen preservationists, and the Pirate traders. Destroy your enemies, or destroy the very land they stand on, before they do it to you.
The Android version boasts the same features as the Console and PC versions, offering:
• An innovative land collapsing mechanic, creating intense strategic battles.
• Earn Trophies and titles, and climb the online leader-boards playing as one of four factions in bite-sized matches of around 20 minutes.
• Campaign mode with 4 chapters spread over 24 unique maps including an extensive tutorial.
• 2, 3, and 4-player battles spread across 36 maps.
• Customize multi-player matches with any combination of local, online, and computer players (with three difficulty levels).
On this version v1.1.2 update:
- Touch input is better on larger screens (i.e. Asus Transformer)
- Small multi-player bug fixes
- Small GUI bug fixes
- Smaller size of installer and smaller memory requirements of the running application
Greed Corp is initially overwhelming, so it's for the best that the single player content starts off slowly. The first few maps are slow and the beginner AI is pretty incompetent. This gives you the chance to practice the concepts you picked up in the tutorial, which you better have played before launching into the campaign. There are only a handful of units in the game, but without a basic understanding of how to use them, you won't survive for long.
Harvesters trigger at the start of your turn, dropping themselves and every hex of land around them by one level and giving you gold for the land they destroy. Eventually that land will collapse. Walkers can claim hexes and attack other units, defeating them on a one to one basis. Armories let you build new walkers, cannons fire at enemy hexes, and carriers can lift your isolated units out to the enemy.
Everything is costly, and resources are scarce, so you'll need to make trade-offs. Do you harvest your land, collapsing it as you go in order to afford to fight? Or do you preserve your land, but in doing so fail to defend your troops? If three corporations set out to claim every bit of land and damn the cost, one pacifist on the board won't last long. No matter your politics, you'll have to buy into greed eventually.
Greed Corp's battles are lovely to look at. Though the environments are often bleak, it's a visual feast to watch them crumble away to dust. As they do, the battlefield becomes more and more isolating until each team stands alone on tiny islands in the sky. Or maybe not -- depending on your choices, battles can go many different ways. Directly charging your enemies may be the best call at times, but waiting and letting them destroy each other can be just as effective.
This is the sort of game best played with time and attention. It's long and challenging, with 24 single-player levels divided between the four corporations. The battles themselves are quite time consuming. You have to watch as each of the CPU teams take their turns -- they're not especially slow about it, but any time spent out of control can drag on. Greed Corp is worth the time, though, with a thoughtful storyline and clever gameplay.
I can't comment on the online multiplayer, unfortunately. During my time with the game I wasn't able to connect to a single other player. Hopefully this will improve as the player base grows. Greed Corp allows you to set up a multiplayer game and wait for matchmaking while you play single-player, so if you want to find a game your best bet is to start matchmaking at the beginning of your play session.
But if you have someone local to play with, you don't need to wait for strangers to join you. Multiplayer games can be set up with any combination of single-device local, online and CPU players. The one thing you can't do is play online with friends with any reliability -- the game uses its own matchmaking service rather than Game Center, and there's no friends list.
Check also the Video below :
Download Greed Corp HD APK for Android HTCHD2 link Here.
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Greed Corp HD, the turn-based strategy, at its finest!
The award winning console and PC strategy hit is now available to your Android tablet!
Greed Corp is a fresh and fun strategy game situated in a rich Steam-Punk world, offering a long-lasting single player campaign and a variety of multiplayer options for up to four players.
Find the delicate balance between harvesting the land for resources to fund your war machines and preserving it to stay alive. Choose one of four different factions: the industrious Cartel, the militaristic Empire, the Freemen preservationists, and the Pirate traders. Destroy your enemies, or destroy the very land they stand on, before they do it to you.
The Android version boasts the same features as the Console and PC versions, offering:
• An innovative land collapsing mechanic, creating intense strategic battles.
• Earn Trophies and titles, and climb the online leader-boards playing as one of four factions in bite-sized matches of around 20 minutes.
• Campaign mode with 4 chapters spread over 24 unique maps including an extensive tutorial.
• 2, 3, and 4-player battles spread across 36 maps.
• Customize multi-player matches with any combination of local, online, and computer players (with three difficulty levels).
On this version v1.1.2 update:
- Touch input is better on larger screens (i.e. Asus Transformer)
- Small multi-player bug fixes
- Small GUI bug fixes
- Smaller size of installer and smaller memory requirements of the running application
Greed Corp is initially overwhelming, so it's for the best that the single player content starts off slowly. The first few maps are slow and the beginner AI is pretty incompetent. This gives you the chance to practice the concepts you picked up in the tutorial, which you better have played before launching into the campaign. There are only a handful of units in the game, but without a basic understanding of how to use them, you won't survive for long.
Harvesters trigger at the start of your turn, dropping themselves and every hex of land around them by one level and giving you gold for the land they destroy. Eventually that land will collapse. Walkers can claim hexes and attack other units, defeating them on a one to one basis. Armories let you build new walkers, cannons fire at enemy hexes, and carriers can lift your isolated units out to the enemy.
Everything is costly, and resources are scarce, so you'll need to make trade-offs. Do you harvest your land, collapsing it as you go in order to afford to fight? Or do you preserve your land, but in doing so fail to defend your troops? If three corporations set out to claim every bit of land and damn the cost, one pacifist on the board won't last long. No matter your politics, you'll have to buy into greed eventually.
Greed Corp's battles are lovely to look at. Though the environments are often bleak, it's a visual feast to watch them crumble away to dust. As they do, the battlefield becomes more and more isolating until each team stands alone on tiny islands in the sky. Or maybe not -- depending on your choices, battles can go many different ways. Directly charging your enemies may be the best call at times, but waiting and letting them destroy each other can be just as effective.
This is the sort of game best played with time and attention. It's long and challenging, with 24 single-player levels divided between the four corporations. The battles themselves are quite time consuming. You have to watch as each of the CPU teams take their turns -- they're not especially slow about it, but any time spent out of control can drag on. Greed Corp is worth the time, though, with a thoughtful storyline and clever gameplay.
I can't comment on the online multiplayer, unfortunately. During my time with the game I wasn't able to connect to a single other player. Hopefully this will improve as the player base grows. Greed Corp allows you to set up a multiplayer game and wait for matchmaking while you play single-player, so if you want to find a game your best bet is to start matchmaking at the beginning of your play session.
But if you have someone local to play with, you don't need to wait for strangers to join you. Multiplayer games can be set up with any combination of single-device local, online and CPU players. The one thing you can't do is play online with friends with any reliability -- the game uses its own matchmaking service rather than Game Center, and there's no friends list.
Check also the Video below :
Download Greed Corp HD APK for Android HTCHD2 link Here.