You can also have your harvesters “self destruct”, which means that they just destroyed the tile they are on.
This means I have to make sure the tile isn’t in danger of being destroyed, or I’ll just waste resources. For example, if I build 8 walkers (the maximum for an armory in a single turn), I can’t move them until the next turn. Anything that you build or buy can’t be used until your next round. Where Greed Corp gets complex is in its strategy. These are essential, because in most matches there are gaps you will need to cross. Airships are used for taking a group of walkers from one tile to another tile. Attacking an enemy tile with your cannon will cause the tile to lower a level, and destroy a tile if it is cracked. You buy ammo separately, and can fire on a tile up to 5 tiles away, which can reach halfway across most maps. Cannons can also be built on any tile you control. You use them to take over tiles and attack enemy tiles. Armories can be built on any tile you have control of and are used to create walkers, the foot soldiers of the game. In addition to building harvesters, you can build armories, cannons, and airships. You cannot remove a harvester, so it will eventually destroy the land it’s on, no matter what you do.
#Greed corp all levels crack
The tiles vary in height, so some tiles can be harvested for longer before they crack and break apart. You extract resources automatically at the start of your turn, but this causes the tile the harvester is on, and every adjacent tile, to be knocked down a level. The board is made up of hexagonal tiles, and you control a corporation that can build harvesters on the tiles to extract resources. Greed Corp has incredibly simple gameplay.
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