
Of course, Greed Corp is a small title with absolutely no advertising, so if you like the game, spread the word and get some friends online to play.

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Speaking of Xbox Live, the game has a full online multiplayer mode to compliment its campaign and "create a game" mode, but hardly anyone is playing online. The player will learn, slowly but steadily, and hopefully learn by how the computer players kicks his or her ass, rather than complaining like the typical Xbox Live whiner. The difficulty forces the player to operate in a "trial by fir"e sense. Maybe it’s just that I suck at turn-based strategy games, but I have a lot of respect for anyone who still creates or plays "hard" games. The first level alone took me three tries to complete, and later levels took me more than ten. That said, the game is about as difficult as Mega Man 3 on steroids. I can’t tell you how many units I’ve lost to the abyss. Players are taken out of the game if all of their units and buildings are. The catch is that every hexagonal tile on the board can be destroyed, either through harvesting or artillery fire.
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After the "height" is depleted, noted by a cracked surface, one more hit will force the space to crumble completely. is a turn-based digital board game where players must harvest the land around their units while denying those resources to their opponents. Cannon fire also depletes this unit value. The hexagonal spaces on the board have height attributes that determine how many times harvesters can draw resources from the land. Every map takes place on the edge of a cliff. However, something can level the playing field between you and the competition, literally. The same goes for harvesters, which generate funds you can spend on building walkers, planting armories, adding cannons to those armories, or buying flying ships to transport walker units.

These units are built from armories, which can be taken just like any structure from the other team if you land on the other team’s space. You have basic units called "walkers" that can move around the board and take spaces and claim them for your side. There’s no complaining about balance in Greed Corp because the differences between sides of warfare are entirely cosmetic. Essentially, no matter which class you choose, every side of the battle has the same tools and abilities in their arsenal.
