Amazon Maximum Age: 20 years Amazon Minimum Age: 144 months Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Lucas Arts EAN: 0023272713188 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Format: CD-ROM Label: LucasArts Entertainment Manufacturer: LucasArts Entertainment Model: 71318 Publisher: LucasArts Entertainment Release Date: November 21, 2006 Sales Rank: 798 Studio: LucasArts Entertainment
Features:
Experience the timeframe depicted in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi through an entirely new point of view as criminal mastermind Tyber Zann.
Spreading corruption is the key to Underworld dominance.
New hero characters such as Luke Skywalker, Yoda, and bounty hunters like Bossk and IG-88 use their own distinct special abilities in battle.
New additions to land-tactical action include terrain modifiers, bunkers, mobile defenses and troop transports.
Conquer 13 newly added planet maps (Bespin’s Cloud City, Mustafar, Kamino, Utapau, Felucia, Mandalore and more), plus all 43 in the Empire at War core product
Product Description: Star Wars - Empire At War: Forces Of Corruption lets you join the war between the Empire & the Rebel Alliance from a whole new side: Yours. Become Tyber Zann, a criminal looking to take hold of the Star Wars underworld. The Rebels have just destroyed the Death Star, and the galaxy is in turmoil -- which is great for spreading corruption. Use your criminal strategic skills to influence factions, steal their funds, slow their production, spy on them and more. As you fight to become the biggest mob boss in the galaxy, you'll run up against both the Empire and Rebel heroes like Luke Skywalker. Get them out of your way and reach your ultimate goal: Stealing a Imperial Super Star Destroyer and eliminating your toughest rival - Jabba The Hutt!
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Great Game!
Great game. New ships and land units. New maps and upgrades. Really fun to play.Cant wait for the third installment.
Rating: - Sweet Expansion
If you liked the main game, this is definitely worth getting. The addition of a 3rd faction makes the game more of a challenge than ever. The new units are good additions, though some are a bit overpowered. The new faction brings a good amount of diversity to the game, but the game favors them a bit too much. The one issue I had is that you cannot create a more customized galactic battle scenario, and there are only like 8 to choose from.
Rating: - How this expanision makes the game even better
I like the expansion so much and I recommend it to other people. I like to bribe opponents and take planets by by passing them with raid ships. I personally like the Empire the best because they can easily beat the other opponents. I think this game is the best game in the sense that you can command many troops and attack others across the galaxy.
I hope you were swayed by my review.
Rating: - Fantastically Entertaining.
I'm not going to go into details as you can read the previous reviewers' posts. This game is extremely entertaining (and difficult) in story mode. But I find myself enjoying the galactic conquests more and more. The add-on to Star Wars EAW has one particular map in which 55 planets are available for you to corrupt, liberate, or conquer. Resectively, you can play as either of the 3 factions. The only drawback to this game is I wish LA (LucasArts) would have made accompanying storylines for the Rebellion and the Empire in story(campaign) mode. Unfortunately you can only play as the Consortium in campaign mode. Otherwise, I have had the game for a couple of months now...I have beat it three times and I have played each of the galactic maps at least one time. Would recommend to any fan of Empire at War.
Rating: - Fun, That's all that matters
I had fun playing this one. Mostly for additional rebel/empire stuff. the whole piracy/corruption angle was blah for me. I didn't even bother with the single player storyline.
- Great Game!
