Greed Corp

Turn-based strategy at its boringest

Greed Corp, developed by Vanguard Games and published by Vanguard Entertainment Group, is a turn-based strategy game that builds its entire identity around a single, brilliantly executed idea: the battlefield is as dangerous as the enemy. Set in a stylized industrial world where resources are scarce and exploitation is the norm, the game places players in control of competing factions vying for dominance over a fragile landscape. What immediately sets it apart from more traditional strategy titles is that the terrain itself is not permanent—every action taken to extract value from it brings the map closer to collapse. At its core, the gameplay unfolds on a hex-based grid where players expand territory, deploy units, and harvest resources to gain an advantage. However, unlike most strategy games where controlling more land is always beneficial, Greed Corp introduces a constant risk-reward calculation. Harvesting tiles provides currency but weakens the ground, eventually causing it to crumble entirely. Any units caught in a collapsing section are lost, turning the environment into both a resource and a weapon. This mechanic fundamentally reshapes how players approach strategy, encou…

So boring...

I think every player should have Greed Corp in their arsenal. Greed corp is a fantastic simple yet cleverly designed strategy game. Play the cute campaign or just use it as a local game to wreck your friends in locally (old school on the same PC) or online. I'll always grab a quick game with my dad when he is over. Indeed enjoyable for it's simplicity. No brainer when it's on sale for 1 euro. Best played with friends and family.

A decent game but very limited, handle your greed. at some points it might be less options or going very slow. Turn based combat + economy. its some fun, maybe lacking more combat/move/economy unit or buildings. This could be really good as remastered content with DLC units or buildings. Else its showing it's age and might not last you that long. like a mini-game but with many different maps. So with the age and everything, on discount it can be a nice to try. At full price it's harder to recommend.

Classic yet fun game.