Star Wars Empire At War: Forces Of Corruption
by LucasArts Entertainment
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Video Game Reviews of Star Wars Empire At War: Forces Of Corruption
Customer Review: 10 y.o. son and his friends enjoy this game
Summary: 5 Stars
My ten year old son and his friends enjoy this game. I enjoy the fact that it installs and plays *without* any problems! Yay! You can't say that about a lot of computer games these days.Customer Review: Great Game!
Summary: 5 Stars
Great game. New ships and land units. New maps and upgrades. Really fun to play.Cant wait for the third installment.Customer Review: Sweet Expansion
Summary: 5 Stars
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.Customer Review: How this expanision makes the game even better
Summary: 5 Stars
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.
Customer Review: Fantastically Entertaining.
Summary: 5 Stars
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.