I did-and though my Star Trek Online download had finished, it had been forgotten. Like almost all games, it’s better with a friend-especially if you can snag a real-world pal to knock hexes with you. The real fun here is in the multiplayer, though.
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There’s a pretty full campaign mode here, smoothly blending resource management and warfare against worthy AI opponents. Despite having only five unit types (a simple walker to take over territory, a harvester to mine for resources, a cannon to destroy enemies, a carrier to transport walkers through the air, and armories to build new units), there’s a bit of a learning curve here.įor the rest of us, though, this is a neat little package for $10. The simplicity of the game makes it easy to enjoy, but not so easy that I would say this is a great place to start for an RTS novice. Though it sounds like a simple game, and it is (in terms of elements in flux), the logic of it makes it infinitely complex, like a less timeless chess.
Whoever survives lives to fight another day. This RTS/German-flavored board-ish game tasks you with maintaining enough resources to protect the tiles you stand on from being crumbled into pebbles, while building up enough of an offense to destroy the very ground your enemies stand on. Deciding that some kind of quantum physics were at work and it would never finish downloading if I kept watching it, I hopped on my 360 and decided to finally check out Greed Corp, the new Xbox Live Arcade title from W! Entertainment. A few minutes went by…then an hour…then three. One finally showed up in my email, so I raced to begin the install. I have spent all week waiting for a Star Trek Online press key from Cryptic.
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