- Publisher: LucasArts
- Release Date: Oct 24, 2006
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What it does best isn't the way it adds a creative, original third side to the classic two, nor the decent added campaign or the extra units all round. No, Forces of Corruption's best feature is exploding Ewoks.
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A great new dimension is brought to the already stimulating Empire at War game. With more units more missions and a whole new faction to play with this game is great. Now go corrupt the galaxy.
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Those who disliked the repetitiveness of the original game will definitely appreciate the new faction, the new campaign and the units and abilities.
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A great expansion pack to a great real-time strategy game. Having a third faction that can stand up to the other two factions really helps give this game new life in the single player, and let’s not forget the multiplayer.
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Forces of Corruption is a great addition to the Empire at War saga thanks to an interesting new faction that offers up a different way to conquer the galaxy.
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The new faction adds a great new way to play, and every mode of gameplay, including multiplayer, has been reborn with nearly everything a gamer could ask for.
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In all, Petroglyph did a commendable job bringing in a new faction and fresh features and units to an already enjoyable game.
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Forces of Corruption, like most expansion packs, is not going to redefine what was already there, but it does put a reasonably interesting twist on what was an already interesting RTS.
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AceGamezMuch better than the original game. There have been a few minor tweaks here and there, although the same problems exist such as the lame ground battles and useless galactic map. However the addition of the Zann Consortium is a masterstroke indeed.
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Empire at War did a great job of bringing the Star Wars universe to the RTS genre. Corruption continues its legacy offering a brand new, oft ignored, faction into play whilst also adding some extremely new and engadging gamplay to the series.
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Pelit (Finland)Star Wars – Empires at War: Forces of Corruption does a pretty good job of adding a third party to a two-party conflict. Planetary battles are still neither good nor exciting. [Dec 2006]
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Forces of Corruption is an absolute must-have for fans of Empire At War, it adds great new features and fantastic new units.
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Computer Games MagazineBut Forces of Corruption is a great expansion. And once you've splattered a few Ewoks into hellish party streamers and done a few doughnuts in the Executer, you'll admit it could be much, much worse. [Feb. 2007, p.66]
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Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption brings a new dimension to the EaW series, and provides a novel perspective of playing as the underground criminal element in the game.
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The Consortium changes the way the game is played and adds a bunch of replay value.
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While it certainly doesn’t feel like we need a third faction in the Galactic Civil War, the balancing has been well conceived. The Zann Consortium manages to be a worthwhile addition, even if their campaign is a tad bland.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 92 out of 110
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Mixed: 12 out of 110
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Negative: 6 out of 110
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Novi4ekNoneJan 3, 2007good game
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RayM.Dec 2, 2006
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MichaelL.Nov 30, 2006