You can even choose to self destruct these harvesters, setting chain attacks into motion.ДЄlthough there are only five units, the scope for strategy is immense. By creating a harvester in the middle of enemy territory, their land will suffer the same crumbly fate as any other tile mined for resources, and in the latter stages of the game, losing land can be the difference between survival and defeat. By dropping your walkers off at an enemy tile, you can convert it to one of your own where you can really do some damage. Finally, thereвЂ™s the all important Carrier, an expensive unit that allows the transport of walkers to any other tile in the game. These can be upgraded to include a canon, which can be loaded with ammunition to attack enemy tiles from afar. This is where armouries come into play, effectively barracks that allow the creation of walkers. To do this youвЂ™re probably going to need some more walkers. In order to survive, you need to adapt to your environment, and move around the board in a well thought out fashion. Each pillar will only last four rounds before it crumbles and falls into the murky depths below. They extort resources (money, for all intents and purposes) from the land in exchange for destroying the tile and those surrounding it. With some land under your belt, you can then create a harvester the most important unit in the game.

On your first go, the best thing to do is to move some walkers around to claim tiles. Walkers are your only moveable unit the only way to traverse the hexagonal playing field. All of a sudden, Greed Corp became incredibly good fun.ДЄt the start of each round, you have but a few tiles to your name (represented by the pattern of your faction) and a set number of walkers. I learnt the role each unit played in the game, and worked out the best way to stop the enemiesвЂ™ advances.

With the knowledge that losing pillars wasnвЂ™t the end of the world (well, mine at least), I learnt to strategically destroy my land in order to increase my wealth, whilst moving my minions to safety before it disappeared. The game tightened its grip on my attention and the next few hours were spent refining my strategies. By the third or fourth attempt, though, everything suddenly fell into place. The simple AI of the first level wiped the floor with me, and after a string of similar deaths thereafter I was beginning to find the game a bit of a chore to play.

With information from the tutorial in one ear and out the other, I jumped into the first campaign mission without the vaguest idea what I needed to do. As with everything in life though, experience is the best way to learn. These initial thoughts are in no way reflective of the quality of the game, however, more a reflection of my own incompetency at understanding tutorials. Things were happening I didnвЂ™t seem to have any control over land was literally disappearing beneath my feet and my units were falling into the murky abyss below, never to return. In an environment that diminishes from round to round, Greed Corp has one simple objective: be the last faction standing.ДЇirst impressions of the game werenвЂ™t great I fumbled my way through a tutorial without the foggiest idea what I was doing. Whereas most strategy games of this nature see the player building and expanding, Greed Corp turns the conventions of the genre on their head. In this strange and beautiful world, tiles can be harvested for resources, but вЂ“ and this is the dilemma at the very heart of the game вЂ“ the act of harvesting destroys the pillars. Taking place in a fantasy universe known as Mistbound, four robotic factions fight for dominance on a decaying landscape made entirely of hexagonal pillars. Will you defend your territory or sacrifice it to keep it out of enemy hands? Manage the finite available resources to build your army and use the collapsing terrain to your advantage.Дestroy your enemies, or destroy the very land they stand on, before they do it to you.Although you might not have guessed it from the thick layer of polish lavished upon the title, Greed Corp is actually W! Games first video game outing. Find the delicate balance between harvesting the land for resources and preserving it to stay alive. Greed Corp is an award winning, innovative turn-based strategy game, situated in a rich, fictional world inspired by the industrial revolutions and their destructive effects on the environment.

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